Identity Conny Lazo & Victoria Libucha

2023-06-19T16:20:43+02:00

We will expand upon the topic of identity with a podcast series on identity & belonging in the modern world. The podcasts will feature guests representing the past, present and future of what it means to belong and how that affects our concept of self. To dive into the past, we will interview [...]

Identity Conny Lazo & Victoria Libucha2023-06-19T16:20:43+02:00

Earthucation: Using interdisciplinary philosophy, education, and science communication to understand the climate crisis

2023-04-16T15:39:05+02:00

Image: What do planets outside our solar system, or exoplanets, look like? A variety of possibilities are shown in this illustration. Scientists discovered the first exoplanets in the 1990s. As of 2022, the tally stands at just over 5,000 confirmed exoplanets. As Earthlings, we seem to have an unstoppable [...]

Earthucation: Using interdisciplinary philosophy, education, and science communication to understand the climate crisis2023-04-16T15:39:05+02:00

The Wicked, the Wanted and the Wonder

2023-04-24T09:42:12+02:00

On how interdisciplinary research changes directions Text: Sabine Winters / edit Kees Müller At the beginning of 2020 it once again became very clear what kind of interconnected world we live in. What started on the other side of the world effortlessly came our way with lightning speed. For many, this time felt [...]

The Wicked, the Wanted and the Wonder2023-04-24T09:42:12+02:00

Tribal Marks: The horrors of being a living culture confluence

2022-12-01T16:02:55+01:00

This entry was submitted by Peculiar Adebayo. Bin gar keine Russin Stamm’ aus Litauen, Echt deutsch. - S. Elliot This line is in an English poem and one blogger commenting on it refers to the Tower of Babel curse, a sort of rootlessness that plagued the multilingual elite of Europe. It’s an aptly [...]

Tribal Marks: The horrors of being a living culture confluence2022-12-01T16:02:55+01:00

Time Capsule Letter by Justin Timmer

2022-08-16T13:23:59+02:00

Dear Justin and others who read this, Today it was ten years ago that I was envisioning a future I would like to live in. Today I was thinkingof you. And I hope you are there. I’ve made drawings of cities, living spaces, clothing, vehicles andmany more. I imagined a future of living [...]

Time Capsule Letter by Justin Timmer2022-08-16T13:23:59+02:00

Credits to the Chicken with Catherine Oliver

2022-07-29T16:47:17+02:00

  Dr Catherine Oliver is a geographer and researcher currently working with urban chickens and keepers in London at the Department of Geography, University of Cambridge. From September of this year, she will be relocating to Lancaster University where she will be a Lecturer in the Sociology of Climate Change. Catherine published her first [...]

Credits to the Chicken with Catherine Oliver2022-07-29T16:47:17+02:00

Time Capsule contribution by Casper ter Heerdt

2022-07-14T14:41:31+02:00

Breathe The only true wisdom is in knowing you know nothing - Socrates Please take a deep breath. Breathe once more. Do it again. Slowly go on breathing. Take your time. Try to be aware of what you're doing. We humans have a heart, often seen as our centre. Our motor, a mechanism to [...]

Time Capsule contribution by Casper ter Heerdt2022-07-14T14:41:31+02:00

The Internet in 2050: a Day in the Future

2022-05-16T11:43:54+02:00

    By Rudy van Belkom, The Netherlands Study Centre for Technology Trends (STT) | 5 April, 2022 “I walk out of the virtual meeting room and say goodbye to my Japanese colleagues. My workday is done. Cool that we could walk through the hydrogen park and see with our own eyes that the [...]

The Internet in 2050: a Day in the Future2022-05-16T11:43:54+02:00
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