Written by Veronika Skotting and Rachel Douglas-Jones Since 2015, ETHOS Lab has run an egalitarian study group to explore the possibilities of using the programming language Python. Since we – and many of our members – use experimental digital methods for analyzing...
BYE-BYE, 2020! We are celebrating ♥ end-of-a-challenging-year ♣ with an online xmas party!! ♦ The event will take place on Wednesday the 16th December from 11-11:45 ON ZOOM - join here In the spirit of a therapeutic session, we will be going...
Written by Assistant Professor, Vasiliki Tsaknaki, IT-University Celebrating Ada Lovelace day 2020, I was invited to run a workshop on Macramé and Data Feminism at the ETHOS Lab. Hosting a hands-on workshop with a material and crafts focus during Covid times was...
In search of utopia through data The runner is always present in his body, forever required to think about his blisters, his exhaustion; when he runs he feels his weight, his age, more conscious than ever of himself and of his time of life. This all changes when man...
Mastering disaster: Semi-Automatic Interview Transcription Written by Benedict Lang MSc Responsibility in Science, Engineering and Technology (RESET), Lab Intern, and Junior Researcher The series mastering disaster is a research diary that accompanies the process of...
Businesses oblivious to their need for ethnographic enquiry Written by Amalie Blixt, MSc Digital innovation & Management and Junior Researcher in ETHOS Lab By the internet, scholars, managers and acquaintances, we are told that this is the age of algorithms, of...
Blog post written by Rachel Douglas-Jones, Co-Head of the ETHOS Lab Fieldwork for ethnographers has changed as a result of the COVID-19 pandemic, and continues to shift under our feet. In the spring of this year, PhD students and their supervisors were struggling with...
Interview with Benedict Interviewed by Luuk Blum, ETHOS Lab Assistant and active with ITU's green community RethinkIT One nice similarity between Benedict and the lab that emerged after the interview was that he's named his devices after female scientists; Laptop:...
Download the syllabus: The Digital Anthropocene In February 2019, we hosted a Syllabus Workshop in the ETHOS Lab. Hannah Knox’s visit coincided with an initiative James Maguire and Astrid O. Andersen had begun with a Slow Seminar at Aarhus University, and together we...
Doing STS research in a postcolonial field Authors: Clara Stage Langgaard, Nanna Louise Haagen Olesen and Rebecca Mandrup Hoeck We wrote our thesis in the spring of 2020, while being Junior Researchers in ETHOS Lab. In our thesis we investigated the implementation of...