Technological Ecology: Creation of creatures and the Nature of Technology.

2020-03-13T12:32:20+01:00

Ever since Galileo first pointed a telescope at the stars in the early 1600s, new technologies have led to new discoveries in science. And since the German zoologist Ernst Haeckel first described the science of ecology in 1869, the field has experienced enormous growth and diversification. The ecology studies the interaction between organisms, as well as the relationships of these biological units with their non-biological environment. Then, Technology

Technological Ecology: Creation of creatures and the Nature of Technology.2020-03-13T12:32:20+01:00

Bias of the Senses: coexistence, technology and ecology.

2020-03-13T12:33:39+01:00

Future Based meetup #9 With Annika Kappner, Amelia Emma Forrest, Michelle Geraerts, and Monika Dahlberg. The world is completely entangled in the Anthropocene with human technologies, human reason - and human-centered knowledge infrastructures. In addition, this knowledge is characterized by the global society's increasing dependence on results and the further expansion of scientific and technological developments.  But at what cost? And are there alternatives? In the light of

Bias of the Senses: coexistence, technology and ecology.2020-03-13T12:33:39+01:00

Grieving Machines Tell Apocalyptic Stories to Birds

2022-07-07T12:47:00+02:00

Have you ever seen robots that communicate with nonhuman animals and plants, or heard of machines that are programmed to learn from their natural environments? Have you ever encountered technologies that collaborate with nonhuman species? It is not very likely that you have, considering how dominant modes of thinking in the West have a history of putting the human species at center stage – and in sharp contrast to some entity called ‘nature’ – when it comes to framing, designing, programming and using technologies.

Grieving Machines Tell Apocalyptic Stories to Birds2022-07-07T12:47:00+02:00

Podcast: Beyond Ourselves – Lisa Doeland

2020-03-13T12:36:47+01:00

If the objects that are around us, reflect the social structures of our period  what does that tell us about our social structures? This podcast is about the, so it seems, interchangeable relationships we have with each other, and the objects – from nature to fashion-  around us. Do we need to reconsider our relationship with our environment? We need to sort out which of our values are

Podcast: Beyond Ourselves – Lisa Doeland2020-03-13T12:36:47+01:00

Future Based thinking Theo Ploeg II

2020-03-13T12:38:34+01:00

Future Based Podcast addresses issues ranging from the natural sciences and philosophy to art, technology and economics; a different subject will be highlighted in every podcast. We will engage in discussions with academics, field specialists and experiential experts. In this episode, we resume the conversation with Theo Ploeg, founder of studio Hyperspace. Instead of taking refuge in proven concept, studio Hyperspace seeks for new ideas and practices that

Future Based thinking Theo Ploeg II2020-03-13T12:38:34+01:00

Future Based thinking – Theo Ploeg I

2019-12-13T07:22:41+01:00

Future Based Podcast addresses issues ranging from the natural sciences and philosophy to art, technology and economics; a different subject will be highlighted in every podcast. We will engage in discussions with academics, field specialists and experiential experts. In this episode, we talk with Theo Ploeg, founder of studio Hyperspace. Instead of taking refuge in proven concept, Studio Hyperspace seeks for new ideas and practices that are in

Future Based thinking – Theo Ploeg I2019-12-13T07:22:41+01:00
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