Get to know our Fellows: Harro van Lente
Get to know our current fellows and gain an impression of their research. In…
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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…
Objects of Research: Benjamin Peters
For the first post in our „Objects of Research“ series, we interviewed c:o/re alumni…
Walter Benjamin Fellowships for Anna Laktionova and Svitlana Shcherbak
c:o/re fellows Anna Laktionova and Svitlana Shcherbak have both received a fellowship from the…
Get to know our fellows: Marcus B. Carrier
Get to know our current fellows and gain an impression of their research. In…
“The simple is complex”: Professor Giora Hon starts the c:o/re 2023 lecture series on Complexity
On April 12, 2023, the 5th c:o/re lecture series started off. After c:o/re director…
Fernando Pasquini’s proposal for an ergonomics of data science practices
On December 14, 2022, c:o/re fellow Fernando Pasquini Santos explained his proposal Towards an…
Software as research culture: new study group at c:/ore, focused on software
The work that this group pursues aligns with that of the Computational Science Studies…
Welcome new c:o/re fellows!
We are delighted to announce the fellows starting their projects at c:o/re this year!…
The Notebook pt. 2: “I liked the idea of carrying my research in just one bag”
Academic writing is a basic practice that does not start in writing up one’s…
