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STS Podcasts Playlist Blogpost and artwork by Viktoriya Feshak Today, many STS scholars challenge current methods of storytelling practices and knowledge dissemination in general for being limited in describing things that are complex, messy, diffuse, vague or...
GDPR in ETHOS Lab: On compliance, deletion and implementation By Simy Kaur Gahoonia Like so many others, ETHOS Lab has concerned it self a lot with the General Data Protection Regulation. We have been concerned with GDPR at least since 2017, well before it came into...
May 2019: A rotation is happening in the ETHOS Lab. Marie Blønd is returning to her role as manager, meanwhile having become an activist celebrity. We are marking the event with an interview on all sorts of matters. How would you describe the role as a Lab...
By Cæcilie S. Laursen This piece relates to (re)representation of research, storytelling, and reflection on method. Background In the spring semester of 2018, I did my Master’s thesis on an object which most people did not know existed. Even now, I am in...
by Sophia Knopf On Friday, the 12th of October 2018, the ‘Kulturnatten’ - Danish for Culture Night - was hosted all over Copenhagen. Various institutions and locations opened their doors for families during the evening to present a part of their work and so did the IT...
Comics & Cake - Ada Lovelace Day 2018 in ETHOS Lab “Who is Ada Lovelace?” might be a legitimate question in light of several Ada Lovelace related events that recently happened - initiatives all over the world accompanying the official Ada Lovelace Day on the 9th...
Mirela Sandu - Influence of Creative Ad Concepts on Social Media Advertising Performance This blogpost was written by former ETHOS Lab Junior Researcher, Mirela Sandu. Richard Elliot and Krisadarat Wattanasuwan have attributed the need for emotional content to...
Keeping computation open for interpretation Ethnographers, step right in, please. When is data science? We recently held a workshop at ETHOS Lab and the Data as Relation project at ITU Copenhagen, as part of Stuart Geiger’s seminar talk on “Computational Ethnography...
Machine Learning for legal interpretations of annual reports regarding gender equality A blog post by former Junior Researchers and ITU alumni Niels Helsø, Per Rådberg Nagbøl and Benjamin Olsen, who in their Master Thesis investigated the use of Machine Learning...
Happy New Year from the Heads of ETHOS Lab! 2017 was another extremely rich year for us, with Mapping a Colony continuing, both Data as Relation and VIRT-EU kicking off, new PhD students starting, and a new cohort of amazing Junior Researchers taking up their roles...