Journée d'étude, 14 avril 2023, à Paris et en visioconférence.
L’article La politique sur Twitch. Acteurs et pratiques expressives en streaming est apparu en premier sur Centre Internet et Société.
Auf dem Campus Hubland-Süd der Julius-Maximilians-Universität Würzburg (JMU) setzt sich die Erweiterung fort. Am Montag, 6. März 2023, wurde dort gemeinsam mit Bayerns Wissenschaftsminister, Markus Blume, das Richtfest für das neue Forschungsgebäude „Center of Polymers for Life“ (CPL) gefeiert. Künftig soll in diesem Gebäude innovative Forschung mit Kunststoffen für medizinische Anwendungen an erster Stelle stehen.
Arguments about different value concepts are a central component of ethical reflection. Arguments are formed to support specific value judgements. The approach to the discussion and negotiation of values is primarily a cognitive one. A strength of cognitive ethical argumentation is, for example, that freedom from contradiction can be presented well, or the deductive validity of a conclusion from the listed premises, etc. The major disadvantage is that it is not possible to make a cognitive argument.
Avec Jean-Marc Deltorn, 24 mars 2023, 10h à 12h.
L’article Débats Santé, numérique et IA est apparu en premier sur Centre Internet et Société.
The Quest for Scientific Methods: Sociology of Law, Jurimetrics and Legal Informatics, by IRI’s Director Peter Wahlgren, is available at Bloomsbury Collections – Combining the Legal and the Social in Sociology of Law – An Homage to Reza Banakar The… Read More New article by IRI Director Peter Wahlgren | The Quest for Scientific Methods: Sociology of Law, Jurimetrics and Legal Informatics
The Quest for Scientific Methods: Sociology of Law, Jurimetrics and Legal Informatics, by IRI’s Director Peter Wahlgren, is available at Bloomsbury Collections – Combining the Legal and the Social in Sociology of Law – An Homage to Reza Banakar The… Read More New article by IRI Director Peter Wahlgren | The Quest for Scientific Methods: Sociology of Law, Jurimetrics and Legal Informatics
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We, the undersigned organizations, express our deepest concern regarding the Iraqi authorities’ recent campaign to crack down on … Joint Statement: Iraqi authorities must cease their chilling crackdown on free speechRead More »
On August 4, 2022, Somali activist Naciima Abwaan Qorane woke up to find the word “Remembering” next to … Somalia: Facebook “Remembering” activists while still aliveRead More »
On Wednesday 8 March 2023, Amsterdam Alternative is organising a discussion on collective digital property. This AA Talk is organised in the context of the web documentary AA is making about collective ownership. During this evening, we will discuss what digital collective ownership is or can be. We will discuss ideas that deal with ownership, use, management, community, knowledge and development around digital assets. Think cables, servers, systems, applications, hosting, privacy, social media, hacking, open source and licensing.
SMEX launched the inaugural Mariam Al-Shafei Fellowship on Technology and Human Rights in November 2022 to bring new … SMEX Launches the Inaugural Mariam Al-Shafei Fellowship on Technology and Human RightsRead More »
Mit einem zweitägigen Workshop, zugleich ein Kick-off Meeting, haben die Universitäten Mainz und Würzburg die deutsche Beteiligung am NASA-Satelliten COSI vorbereitet. Aus Mainz ist die Gruppe von Professor Uwe Oberlack vom Exzellenzcluster PRISMA+ beteiligt, aus Würzburg die Gruppe um den Astrophysiker Dr. Thomas Siegert.
All of the information found on Wikipedia is created and shared by volunteers around the world. However, since 2020, only 15% of these contributors are women. This imbalance has a real impact on how information is covered and presented on the world’s largest online encyclopedia.
It’s called the ‘great man theory‘: the idea that large swaths of human history can be explained by the actions of so-called great men.
These days, that theory has been resoundingly discredited—but popular history’s long reliance on it has contributed towards an imbalance of stories told about women in the history learned in schools and elsewhere.
While three-quarters of the world’s online population today comes from the Global South (Asia, Africa, and Latin America) and nearly half are women, most public knowledge online has been written by white men from the Global North. The feminist collective and Wikimedia volunteer group, “Whose Knowledge?,” is working to change this.
Can digital supply chains help the industry to become more sustainable? Researchers at the Research Institute for Sustainability take a look at its opportunities and risks.
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Was arbeiten Absolventinnen und Absolventen der Julius-Maximilians-Universität Würzburg (JMU)? Um Studierenden verschiedene Perspektiven vorzustellen, hat Michaela Thiel, Geschäftsführerin des zentralen Alumni-Netzwerks, ausgewählte Ehemalige befragt. Diesmal ist Frank Müller an der Reihe.