Archaeology of the Inner Voice
Tagged as: science and policy
Whose Cloud? Participation, Territory and Chile’s Data Centre Futures
What does it mean to build digital infrastructure in a context of environmental constraints, competing territorial interests, and growing demand for data? This session explores Chile's National Data Centers Plan 2024–2030 as a case study.
Art–Science for Transformative Futures
Join us for an open dialogue around these research findings, to exchange and brainstorm on future needs to highlight the positive role of transdisciplinary collaborations in sustaining inclusive and competitive transformations across Europe.
Quantum Knowledge: States, Systems, Fictions
Beginning from those quantum discoveries and tools that allow us to sense the world in a deeper and more relational way, we might examine the inherent possibilities of quantum knowledges to preserve and expand the values we believe in as integral to a democratic society. If scientific and technological revolutions are often victims of unfortunate appropriations that expose them only as a danger to the social good and our planetary contract, we believe that with the help of a good science, such n...
The emotions and art of the societal impact of research
In recent years, STI policy globally has increasingly focused on ensuring that researchers engage with wider stakeholders to deliver positive economic impact and address societal challenges. This reflects the growing societal expectations placed on research and innovation, and increased concerns about how well research systems are aligned with the changing needs of society. Demand for research with impact has generated changes in how research is funded, evaluated, organized and disseminated.
Artistic Intelligence? Making it together in the Multispecies World
With this panel, we encourage proposals coming from both academics and practitioners for creative/performative presentations (regarding curatorial practices and/or exhibitions and storytelling), interactive sessions (bearing on material objects), and/or traditional academic papers.