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.
Lecture Series
2025/26:
Digital Complexity
Current developments in the fields of simulation and artificial intelligence have shown that the complexity of digital tools has exceeded the levels of human understanding. The lecture series addresses the fundamental questions raised by these developments, as well as ethical issues of digital transformation.
Events
News
Get to know our Fellows: Fredrick Ogenga
Get to know our current fellows and gain an impression of their research. In a…
Publication: Energy Arts, Power, and Perception: Artistic Interventions in the Context of Climate Change
A new article titled “Energy Arts, Power, and Perception: Artistic Interventions in the Context of…
Publication: Computing Cultures
A new volume by c:o/re senior researcher Arianna Borrelli and Helena Durnová is out now: Computing…
Ten years of PD14: milestone model shapes digital neuroscience and AI research
You can find the original article on FZ Jülich’s website here. Neuronal circuit models help…
Blog
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…
Tagungsbericht – Der singuläre Satz
CAROLINE GALLA Organisatoren: Research Area „Wissenskulturen“ in Kooperation mit dem Käte Hamburger Kolleg: Kulturen des…
“The question of academic freedom acts as a seismograph for current processes of change in the production of scientific knowledge” – Interview with Gabriele Gramelsberger and Stefan Böschen
On November 5 and 6, 2025, the second edition of “Freedom of Research: A European…
