The Käte Hamburger Kolleg: Cultures of Research (c:o/re) is an international Center for Advanced Study in philosophy, sociology and history of science and technology at RWTH Aachen University. It explores the changing research cultures of science and technology and develops a methodological approach to strengthen the integration of the various disciplines in science and technology studies. This takes place in a close exchange between the humanities and social sciences and the life, natural, technical and engineering sciences.
Events
News
“Edition wissenschaftliche Software”: RWTH Aachen University Receives Millions in Funding for a Pioneering Project on Software History
Publication: Responsible Research and Innovation-Labs: towards new forms of reflexivity in engineering and innovation practices
Call for Papers: Summer School on “The impacts of digitalization on science and society in the quest for more sustainable futures”
Publication: The Routledge Companion to Digital Media and Democracy
Blog
What Role Does the Hidden Human Play in the Turing Test?
ROBIN HILL The Turing Test (the target of a great deal of attention) has three…
The Ambiguity of Sorting – How Do Technologies of Separation Bring Us Together?
Categorizing is a central activity underlying digital technologies. Digital systems are based on acts of…
A Crisis of Neoliberal Peace and Troubles of Peacemaking Today – A Decolonial African Perspective on Resource Politics
FREDRICK OGENGA A Varieties of Science Network Insight Contextual Summary Neoliberal peace touches on the…
Science between Disinformation, Political Influence and Restrictions on Academic Freedom
JANA HAMBITZER In a time of geopolitical tension and social division, streams of disinformation, and…