ETHOS Lab

**Postponed ** Automated Transcription as an Analytical Practice?
2021-11-05 12:00 - 13:30 (Europe/Paris) | ETHOS Lab, 3A30
Due to low sign-up, we will postpone the workshop.
We have experienced an interest from colleagues internal and beyond ITU, and will reinvite both students and staff in Spring 22 for a workshop of critically assessing automated transcription software.
Stay tuned!
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In this workshop, we will dig deep into the consequences and possibilities of Automated Transcription Software (ATS). The process of transcribing your materiel can be tedious and daunting, so no wonder researchers around the world are thinking about ways to make this process more smoothly and less time consuming.
However, what are the implications when we upload our files to a software?
What does this automatization mean for our relationship to the empirical material?
How may this affect the analytical outcome?
In this workshop, we take transcription seriously as an analytical practice, often forgotten and dreaded, however, greatly important for the research.
Post.doc. Stina Hasse Jørgensen and ETHOS Lab Manager Merethe Riggelsen Gjørding will facilitate, and together we will critically assess the current available ATS and collectively discuss possible ways of using the software in a reflective manner.
The workshop will consist of a mix of group-based work, collective discussions, short presentations, and small talk over vegan break-snacks. You will only need yourself and your laptop.
Hope to see both new and familiar faces!

Workshop: Open PhD Calls
2022-01-20 11:00 - 12:00
Ever wondered how to read a PhD call for the important information? Wanted to apply but weren’t sure how to formulate a PhD proposal?

In ETHOS we are running a workshop tailored to the IT University of Copenhagen’s Open Call, where we will walk through the elements of a call for a PhD. The session takes place on January 20th, 11.00-12.00, and involves hands on work with open PhD calls, and a chance to work on your own ideas.
The workshop is facilitated by Rachel Douglas-Jones and Casper Blum Frohn, and they will provide you with workshop materials that help generate a feasible research proposal for a PhD project.
The workshop will take place in this online meeting space.

Register by sending a mail to ethos@itu.dk by January 17th.
