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Welcome to the newsletter of the Käte Hamburger Kolleg: Cultures of Research at RWTH Aachen University! Stay updated on the events and activities at c:o/re. |
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Inauguration
On Monday, July 4th 2022 we marked the founding of c:o/re with an inauguration event in the Coronation Hall of Aachen City Hall. |
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c:o/re directors Gabriele Gramelsberger and Stefan Böschen during their welcome address.
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Past Events' Highlights
The busy summer term saw a number of insightful and inspiring events at c:o/re:
We hosted several workshops organized by the c:o/re fellows, tackling different aspects of AI and machine learning, networks, open science, responsible research and innovation, anticipatory governance, art's realism in post-truth times, enlightenment and post-humanism. You can read about the highlights here.
You can also read again about the some of the talks in our Lecture Series "Philosophy of AI. Optimist and Pessimist Views", organized by MARKUS PANTSAR and FREDERIK STJERNFELT.
We had the pleasure to welcome as short term fellows at c:o/re two highly accomplished scholars in science and technology studies: Prof. NICO STEHR and Prof. KARIN KNORR CETINA. |
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Cultures of Research
On our blog our colleague Phillip H. Roths reports about the opening of a new research center for science communication and assistant professor Zoe Hurely at Zayed University, Dubai, contemplates about Feminism and Social Media. |
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The Importance of Science Communication Research and of Science Studies for the Region – Opening of the RRC in Dortmund |
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How can science communication be practiced under post-truth conditions? And what role do the humanities and social sciences play in this context? |
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Digital technology and gender discourse: Cut, paste, repeat… |
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The digital (re-)mediatization of gender, particularly womanhood, changes not only social representations of but also academic discourses on gender. This technological recontextualization presents both dangers and opportunities. |
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Preview
On August 3-5, 2022, the Fourth European Pragmatism Conference will take place at University College London, where our colleague ALIN OLTEANU and c:o/re fellow ERICA ONNIS will be co-hosting a panel titled: "Individual and collective: Pragmatist perspectives at the crossroads of metaphysics, biology and semiotics".
We are currently preparing the winter term's lecture series "Cultures of Research" featuring, among others, Professor of Science and Technology Studies, Noortje Marres, at the University of Warwick, UK. Stay tuned!
The c:o/re team wishes everybody a wonderful summer! |
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view of the garden of c:o/re's Stadtpalais.
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