ETHOS Lab

ETHOS Lab is a critical feminist methods laboratory dedicated to experimentation at the intersection of digital methods, ethnographic inquiry, and speculative fabulation.
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An Update on the Solar Server

It has been quite some time since the last update on the Ethos Lab's experiments with a solar server! Since its presentation in NordiCHI, the server has been through many lives. First as a host for a very unreliable and quick to drain the battery small language model,...
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Doing AI Otherwise – A collaboration with INVI

What if we did AI differently? Join our new workshop series, co-hosted with INVI (Institute for Wicked Problems) and explore how to 'Do AI otherwise' The Institute for Wicked Problems (INVI) and ETHOS Lab are excited to announce a new workshop series that critically...
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Introducing Vasiliki Tsaknaki

ETHOS Lab is very excited to introduce you all to our lovely lab member Vasiliki Tsaknaki. Vasiliki's research is in the HCI domain and combines materials experiences, computational crafts and somatic design methods. Through practice-based studies, she investigates...
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Introducing Alena Thiel

ETHOS Lab happily welcomes lab member Alena Thiel - in fact, we did quite a while ago now. But we would like to introduce you all to her as well. Alena has recently received the Horizon Europe’s Marie Skłodowska-Curie Actions Postdoctoral fellowship for her project,...
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Blog: Metadata

This blog is the outlet of Lab Life – our projects, memories, challenges, reflections, and arguments with traits of science and technology studies and feminist theory.

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​Hello, World!

By Hanna Stokes, Junior Researcher   #include <stdio.h> int main() {    printf("Hello, World!");    return 0; }   The result of running the program above displays the title of this section. Writing this simple program is the traditional way to begin...
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Queer practices of poking holes

By Sára Mezei, Junior Researcher   You shall no longer take things at second or third hand, nor look through the eyes of the dead, nor feed on the spectres in books, You shall not look through my eyes either, nor take things from me, You shall listen to all sides...
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A Merry Academic Crisis x)

By Anne Sofie Gammelgaard Gregersen, Junior Researcher    December often marks the time of year when people naturally begin to reflect on their lives, choices, and the experiences the past year has brought. This seasonal introspection seems to have found its way...
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Analyzing Gender Representation in Movie Scripts

By Miranda Speyer-Larsen, Junior Researcher   Movies infiltrate our subconscious and shape the way we see the world. This is also because we assume that we base our movies on reality, at least somewhat. Sure, we might know that fiction and fact are not the same,...
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Must Open Science Explicitly Claim Feminism?: Reflections Halfway into Our Project

By Anna Vinther & Rebecca Busck, Junior Researchers    “I wouldn’t call myself a feminist” I (Rebecca) remember sitting in a restaurant during a business trip a few years ago. I was with a female superior, someone I deeply admired for her leadership in...
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