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Becoming a Node: Distribute 2020 Node: from Latin nodus ‘knot’ Rachel Douglas-Jones, Marie Blønd, Caroline Salling, Ester Fritsch, and Marisa Cohn Online Conference…. In the ETHOS Lab, we have gathered to study data visualisations – their persuasiveness, power...
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Research, Interrupted: Methods and (re)design of Fieldwork in Anthropology and STS We are organizing a PhD Course in the ETHOSLab! Focused on research projects that have been interrupted and projects that are re-considering questions of method, we will convene around...
Blogpost by Tea Meineche, Junior Researcher in ETHOS Lab and student in MSc Digital innovation & Management >>> How to observe a phenomenon in virtual settings, through search engines or social media is a much-contested topic in STS (e.g. Marres 2015)....
Blogpost by Marianna Kozányiová, Junior Researcher in ETHOS Lab and student in MSc Digital innovation & Management >>> Digitalization and globalization escalated academic research by providing new possibilities for the academic inquiry in order to...
Blogpost by Kristoffer Kloch, Junior Researcher in ETHOS Lab and student in MSc Digital innovation & Management >>> For long, I have been puzzled by the ‘great divide’ – to reuse a term by Turnbull (Turnbull, 2000) – between the small elite of...
Illuminating the invisible work of the unemployed through LinkedIn Blogpost by Lotte Schack, Anthropologist and intern in ETHOS Lab >>> I have never really gotten into using LinkedIn. As a student, I simply rejected using it altogether. However, when I...
Upon Not Opening the Black Box: Beyond Data Use and Non-Use Blogpost by Simy Kaur Gahoonia On May 24 2018, the eve of the General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) coming into effect, ETHOS Lab marked the occasion with an interactive installation called Compliance....
YEAR 2020: LETTER FROM HEADS OF ETHOS LAB “What is not dead may eternal lie, with strange æons even death may die” (Necronomicon) Our ETHOSLab theme of 2019 was Decelerate. Looking back over a calendar full of wonderful events, one might question whether...
Training for precarity Blogpost by Lotte Schack, Anthropologist and intern in ETHOS Lab >>> For a few months, unemployed university graduates have been subject to heated debate (Berlingske 2019, Politiken 2019), which coincidentally started around the time I...
Constructing Inclusion Within the New Copenhagen Metro Line Written by Viktoriya Feshak, Junior Researcher and ETHOS Lab intern >>> Almost three months ago, when I came to Copenhagen for my internship at the ETHOS Lab, a long-awaited city phenomenon was...