Events

24 Sep

Wednesday 24 September 2025, at 14:15 Aud D3 (1531-215)

To Each Their Own? - Ambivalent Housing and Welfare in the Anthropocene

10 Sep

Wednesday 10 September 2025, at 14:00 1630-301

Eugenic Thinking and Transhumanism

5 Sep

Friday 5 September 2025, at 14:15 Aud G2 (1532–122)

"I am two oil tanks” - A Multisensory Object Lesson in Museum Environmental History and Petromodernity

13 Aug

2 days, Wednesday 13 August 2025, at 09:00 - 14 August Richard Mortensen Room, Building 1422-122

8 Aug

Friday 8 August 2025, at 13:00 Koll. D (1531-211)

The Kuhn-Popper debate and the progress of science

25 Jun

Wednesday 25 June 2025, at 13:00 Aud. D2 (1531 – 119)

Exploring the Social Potential of Citizen Science: A Case Study in Peri-Urban Mabopane, South Africa

25 Jun

Wednesday 25 June 2025, at 11:00 Aud. D2 (1531 – 119)

Hvor svært kan det være at slukke motoren? - Et feltstudie i bæredygtig omstilling af arbejdsgange hos Aarsleff Rail

18 Jun

2 days, Wednesday 18 June 2025, at 09:30 - 19 June 1532-122 (Aud G2)

This workshop aims to bring together philosophers working on explainability/interpretability/transparency in machine learning, to share recent work…

16 Jun

Monday 16 June 2025, at 14:15 Aud I (1514-213)

How to Talk About Quantum: About Framing, Metaphors and Engagement on Quantum Science and Technologies

10 Jun

Tuesday 10 June 2025, at 09:30 AIAS workshop room (1630.301)

The workshop explores the definition of life through interdisciplinary group work informed by presentations and examples from historical science, art,…

Centre for Science Studies

Events

CSS colloquium: Mikkel Bang Maesen, Department of History, AU

CSS/AIAS Colloquium: Rob Wilson, University of Western Australia

CSS colloquium: Dominik Hünniger, German Port Museum

Workshop: Historical Narratives of Transformation: Resources, Sustainability, and a Just Society

Master's Thesis Exam: Afrin Azad

Master's Thesis Exam: Chiara Podany

Master's Thesis Exam: Andreas Lerche Berg

Workshop: Philosophy of XAI - State of the Field

QuBits Seminar: Julia Cramer, Leiden University

Workshop: Historical perspectives on engineering life in science, literature and art