Hidden Futures. Work – Click and Crowds
ANA MARÍA GUZMÁN Which chain of work processes are triggered by a click in an app? Whose bodies are thereby set in motion and exposed to any weather conditions? And […]
c:o/re-Blog
The Artwork Is the Network
ARIANNA BORRELLI The workshop “After Networks: Reframing Scale, Reimagining Connections”, organized by c:o/re Fellow Nathalia Lavigne, took as its starting point the increasing critiques to digital platforms as monopolizing and
Artistic Research Part 3: “The process can give depth to the final work, while the work can visualize the questions raised during the process”
At the KHK c:o/re, the practice of artistic research has always been part of our research interests. For this reason, we invite fellows working closely with the arts in each
Artistic Research Part 2: “[A]rt and science are not distinct domains, but are intertwined practices”
At the KHK c:o/re, the practice of artistic research has always been part of our research interests. For this reason, we invite fellows working closely with the arts in each
Artistic Research Part 1: “[I]n an academic environment, […] practice-led research in the arts is still not fully recognized as eligible”
At the KHK c:o/re, the practice of artistic research has always been part of our research interests. For this reason, we invite fellows working closely with the arts in each
Expanding Cultures of Research and Governance in the Innovation Era
NINA FRAHM My short-term fellowship kicked off with a KHK c:o/re workshop exploring the 2025 thematic field ‘expanded science and technology studies (STS)’. As Stefan Böschen explained at the beginning
A Field Trip to the Wandering Mines: Strange Ecologies and the Green Work of Environmental Mitigation
MATTHEW N. EISLER In the Rhenish mining-industrial complex, the past, present, and future of geological and human time intersect. Over 30 million years, intertwined processes of evolutionary biology and geo-biochemistry
Melodic Pigments – An Experiment on the Relationship between Sound and Color
Is Artificial Intelligence (AI) capable of modeling and replicating human sensory associations? This question was explored at the KHK c:o/re on April 28, 2025, as part of the science-art installation
“We can look forward to four more exciting years” – Interview with Gabriele Gramelsberger and Stefan Böschen
The Käte Hamburger Kolleg: Cultures of Research (c:o/re) at RWTH Aachen University will begin its second funding phase in May 2025. The German Federal Ministry of Education and Research (BMBF)
Quo vadis, Cultures of Research?
ALIN OLTEANU AND THE C:O/RE TEAM The Käte Hamburger Kolleg: Cultures of Research (c:o/re) celebrated itself, as it completed the first 4-year cycle of funding and is now successfully entering
