Towards Technological Solutions to Climate Action from Varieties of Science: Insights from the Narrative of floods in Kenya and Germany
FREDRICK OGENGA INTRODUCTION Nairobi has been experiencing extreme weather patterns in line with warnings…
Category: c:o/re-Blog
On the promises of AI and listening data for music research
NIKITA BRAGUINSKI As a c:o/re fellow, I had the uniquely advantageous opportunity to develop…
Installations and Art at LOGOI and PACT – PoM Recap #4
It has been more than month since c:o/re hosted the PoM conference “Lifelikeness &…
Algorithms of Late-Capitalism: The Board Game – PoM Recap #3
It has been more than a month since the KHK c:o/re hosted the PoM…
Dead People Are Liking Things On Facebook – PoM Recap #2
It has been more than a month since the KHK c:o/re hosted the PoM…
Politics of the Machines: Lifelikeness & beyond – PoM Recap #1
ANA MARÍA GUZMÁN OLMOS What do synthetic cells have to do with programmed biosensors?…
Discover “Objects of Research”
Being in the third year of our Fellowship Program, c:o/re is accumulating a remarkable…
“Humans haven’t necessarily made the best choices for our world.” – Interview with Peter Mantello on Emotionalized Artificial Intelligence
In February 2024, a collaboration with colleagues from Ritsumeikan Asia Pacific University on the…
How a well-crafted brain model has influenced research
HANS EKKEHARD PLESSER On the tenth anniversary of the publication of a model of…
Workshop “Art, Science, the Public”
On 16 February and 17 February 2024, the workshop “Art, Science, the Public” took…