New ethnographic methods for technology studies - Between the field and the desk This PhD course explores the ethnographic method. Revisiting the classical distinction between ‘field’ and ‘desk’, it asks how these constructs - field and desk – are reconfigured in an...
Written by Jakob Bæk Kristensen, researcher. Social media sites that allow for interaction and the public sharing of opinions between people are often viewed as uncontrollable or anarchistic spaces that fuel infantile comments or hateful slur with no...
Here at the ETHOS Lab we are proud to present a new concept and as you can read from the headline this is a study group to learn the programming language Python. The study group is a student-led initiative and will run every Wednesday starting the 30th of September...
This blog is written by Viviana de Silva Ferreira Garcia During last semester, while taking the Navigating Complexity: Mapping, Visualization & Decision-making course at the ITU, I grew an interest in big data and started to wonder how to connect it with design...
There is something so awe-inspiring, so captivating about Paris. For us at the ETHOS lab, perhaps it is the juxtaposition of our little city of Copenhagen, a place where young ducklings and their mothers can always cross a busy street, with the decadent and sparkling...
ETHOS Lab is proud to be able to host Senior Research Fellow in the Victorian Eco-Innovation Lab (VEIL) at the Faculty of Architecture, Melbourne University, David Turnbull. Lecture: "Contesting ecological collapse: Rapa Nui, the island at the end of the world" Time:...
This event was postponed in August. We are happy to now be able to re-invite you to join it. ETHOS Lab is proud to announce the second publicETHOS event: Navigating in the Wild. This event is aimed at students who wish to discuss the skills and competencies learnt in...
From the 27th to the 29th of May the 2nd Nordic STS Conference was held at Aalborg University. The two heads of ETHOS Lab, Marisa Cohn and Brit Winthereik, convened a panel called "Engaging with digital methods" together with Peter Danholt (AU) and Kristian Hvidtfelt...
Due to sickness amongst the presenters we have chosen to postpone the event. We are currently attempting to find a date in late August, and will update the event here when one has been found. We apologise for the inconvenience, and hope to see you at the event when it...
Critical Systems is a new interdisciplinary strategic research area at the ITU, with the goals of developing research and creating debate within the topics of critical systems, big data, algorithms, privacy and ethics. ETHOS Lab is happy to be working together with...