On 21st of April we are lucky to have Marta Padovan-Özdemir and Trine Øland visiting our department to give a seminar about racism in Danish welfare work with refugees. The seminar will be held in Danish, but with the possibility of continuing the conversation after Marta and Trine’s talk in both Danish and English.

Abstract:

In this presentation, I reflect on the method of “format archaeology” developed in my recent book Being with Data. Format archaeology draws on earlier theorisations of format (Sterne, 2012; Koopman, 2019; Jancovic et al., 2020) and places them in dialogue with the tradition of media archaeology (Parikka, 2012). I will offer an overview of how format archaeology can be used to explore contemporary data interfaces. Using the example of the data dashboard, I argue that a format is not…

Speaker: Annalise Bolin (AU)

IMC Tuesday Seminar - Presentation of studies and results from projects that received IMC seed funding in 2022. Speakers: Annika Capelán and Johanne Nedergaard

All researchers at School of Communication and Culture are invited to participate in a workshop

C-SAC seminar: Seminar with Christian Thrue Djurslev, Tue Søvsø and Valeria Dessy.

Bring your lunch and join us for a fascinating presentation by Ass. professor Helle Strandgaard Jensen, when she presents her new book "Sesame Street - a Transnational History".

The meeting is for members of the History Research programme only

Formidlingskonference om tværvidenskabeligt og banebrydende forskningsprojekt om tidlig skrivning.

Co-hosted with DFF-project The End of Ethics?

Host: Hans Steinmüller, LSE

Discussant: Nanna Schneidermann (AU)