Can nuclear history serve as a laboratory for the regulation of artificial intelligence?
ELISABETH RÖHRLICH Artificial intelligence (AI) seems to be the epitome of the future. Yet the…
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The Leibniz Puzzle
GABRIELE GRAMELSBERGER On the occasion of an invitation to a lecture on Leibniz as a…
Towards Expanding STS?
MARCUS CARRIER On October 9, 2024, KHK c:o/re director Prof. Dr. Stefan Böschen opened the…
Workshop “Epistemology of Arithmetic: New Philosophy for New Times”
The Käte Hamburger Kolleg on Cultures of Research hosted a philosophical Workshop on May 16th…
From bio-ontologies to academic lives: What studying biocuration can tell us about the conditions of academic work
SARAH R. DAVIES When I arrived at the Käte Hamburger Kolleg in February 2024, my…
Net Zero Precinct Futures: place-based experimentation for sustainability transitions
Darren Sharp opens his lecture in the lecture hall of the KHK c:o/re On September…
