Are you robot-literate?

by Michael Hockenhull | Aug 4, 2016 | News, Research, The ETHOS Blog: Metadata

Written by Jan Redzisz. Jan has a background in applied cultural analysis, and is currently a visting researcher at ETHOS Lab. Here he is working on speculative games for engaging future users of robots and artificial intelligence. As part of his visit Jan is...

The messiness of public Facebook data: What is it that people do?

by kristineolsen | Sep 25, 2015 | News, The ETHOS Blog: Metadata

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...

A lab by any other name…?

by kristineolsen | Sep 18, 2015 | The ETHOS Blog: Metadata

Written by Michael Hockenhull, Lab Manager. There are many laboratories at the IT-University of Copenhagen. PITlab, IxD Lab, InterMedia Lab, REAL Lab – and also ETHOS Lab, of course. It is easy to see why a guest at the university may find it difficult to gain an...

Exploring data meanings through design thinking

by kristineolsen | Sep 11, 2015 | News, The ETHOS Blog: Metadata

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...