Operative and Performative Economies of Information in Communist Bulgaria
TSVETELINA HRISTOVA In the early 1970s, the socialist state of Bulgaria was starting to…
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Hidden Futures – Prediction and Promise
Two days full of conversation about how the future is being made and decided,…
Notes From the HaPoC 8 Conference
GREGOR ZUROWSKIHENRI STÉPHANOUALEXANDER GSCHWENDTNER This article has been first published in: IEEE Annals of…
Seven Weeks Among Philosophers: What Can a Synthetic Biologist Learn From Social Theorists?
VICTOR DE LORENZO When Bruno Latour published his famous book Science in Action, he…
From Control to Care: Towards a New Narrative for Synthetic Biology
VICTOR DE LORENZO Synthetic Biology emerged from a scientific and technological trajectory that began…
A Short Guide to Digital Complexity
ANNA TUSCHLING Three Areas of Digital Complexity Viewing digital devices in the context of…
Varieties of Complexity: A Look Back at the Lecture Series in the Winter Semester 2025-26
“Digital Complexity” was the keyword inspiring last semester’s Lecture Series, during which scholars with…
Who Is About to Reason in Science? – A Workshop Report
DAWID KASPROWICZ Talking about philosophy means talking about the art of reasoning. The way…
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…
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…