Objects of Research: Phillip H. Roth
For this edition of the “Objects of Research” series, c:o/re postdoc and event coordinator Dr. Phillip H. Roth shows a picture of his favorite research tool. He is currently working […]
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Inaugurating the collaboration of c:o/re and Ritsumeikan University on Emotionalized Artificial Intelligence
We are delighted to be commencing a collaboration on Emotionalized Artificial Intelligence with colleagues at Ritsumeikan Asia Pacific University. Professor Peter Mantello (Ritsumeikan Asia Pacific University) leads a project funded
Get to know our Fellows: Bart Penders
Get to know our current fellows and gain an impression of their research.In a new series of short videos, we asked them to introduce themselves, talk about their work at
Marketplace Engineers at Work: How Dynamic Airline Ticket Pricing Came into Being
GUILLAUME YON If you have recently been online looking up for flights, you may have noticed that prices for airfares are always in flux. But what online shoppers usually do
Peter Mantello
c:o/re short-term Senior Fellow (11/02 − 17/02/2024) Peter Mantello is an artist, filmmaker and Professor of Media Studies at Ritsumeikan Asia Pacific University in Japan. Since 2010, he has been
Listening to Science – Live Performance by Valentina Vuksic
Making digital data work audible and tangible – this is the focus of the artistic research project “Computersignals. Art and Biology in the Age of Digital Experimentation” under the direction
Call for Abstracts: Workshop on “Participation and STS sensibilities: taking stock and moving forward”
Interested scholars are invited to submit abstracts for the workshop “Participation and STS sensibilities: taking stock and moving forward”. This workshop aims to explore what taking STS sensibilities seriously would
c:o/re Highlights of 2023: A look back
When we look back on the year 2023 at c:o/re, we can think of many great lectures, workshops and projects that we were able to realise in collaboration with our
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 Walter Benjamin Programme, funded by the Deutsche Forschungsgemeinschaft (DFG), which enables them to continue working independently
Objects of Research
Being in the third year of our Fellowship Program, c:o/re is accumulating a remarkable variety of perspectives revolving around its main focus, research on research. Questions tackled in this lively
