Are you thinking about if an industrial PhD could be something for you? On the 24th of August 14.00-16.00, ETHOS Lab is hosting an event on the journey of an industrial PhD, were we will give space for experiences and tips on how to apply and work with a project partner. We will have three guests […]
Ada Lovelace Day is an international day celebrating Ada Lovelace, the first computer programmer, and all achievements of women and non-binaries in STEM. This is a workshop of relating to code as a poetic languages and joining both machine & human readable codes together with feminist quotes, and creative reflections. Possibly glitter! Neither booking nor […]
Join an hour of cleaning your data tracks, installing alternative apps, securing your data, and care for your digital self! ETHOS Lab is inviting for a collective digital self-care, where we are checking in with our digital self and compulsive behaviours as well as setting time aside to simply get things done! Workbook available here. Bring your […]
Join an hour of cleaning your data tracks, installing alternative apps, securing your data, and care for your digital self! ETHOS Lab is inviting for a collective digital self-care, where we are checking in with our digital self and compulsive behaviours as well as setting time aside to simply get things done! We will utilise the generous […]
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! ____________ In this workshop, we will dig deep into the consequences and possibilities of […]
It seems that data are everywhere – except the times when they aren't there! Data can sometimes be absent, invisible, gone, not found, missing or simply dead. In a research process these absences and invisibilities can cause disillusionment, confusion, frustration, anxiety, relief, a laugh, and a whole lot of work. Welcome to an afternoon […]
ETHOS Lab will host a workshop to explore how the approaches we take in pedagogical design also tell us about the kind of digital future we want. The many decisions that go into building a learning environment for critical reflection on digital technologies include developing syllabi and learning exercises, creating spaces for formal and informal […]
