A quarterly recognition of exceptional peer reviewers in our network for their in-depth and deeply constructive feedback on papers under consideration for publication:

Launched in 2021, Leonardo's CripTech Incubator promotes diversity across the arts and technology by providing an innovation platform for artists with disabilities to remake creative technologies through an accessibility lens. Leveraging labs, fellowships, residencies, workshops, and exhibitions, the CripTech Incubator reimagines how a body-mind can move, look, and communicate by employing a broad understanding of technologies, including prosthetic tools, neural networks, software, and the built environment.

A virtual creative incubator that utilizes community-driven digital and new media art projects to engage, critique and reimagine the relationship between disability and artificial intelligence. 

As Leonardo celebrates our 5th year in partnership with Arizona State University, we are thrilled to announce the recipients of the third cohort of the Leonardo Imagination Fellowship, a virtual, global program developed in partnership between Leonardo-ASU and the Center for Science and the Imagination. This year, we received applications from 34 countries, reflecting a growing global interest in exploring Planetary Health Futures through experimental media