Comment on Markus Rudolfi “Struggling for words: Plants, data, and the Iron Curtain”

Comment by Ruth Dorothea Eggel In the last lecture of this semester's theme Data Concepts: Key terms in experimentalist data studiesour exoteric RUSTLab Member Markus Rudolfi joined, to discuss the ambiguous role of key terms in his talk titled:Struggling for words: Plants, data, and the Iron Curtain. Two ethnographic…

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Comment on Sebastian Merkel “Digital health competence”

“That’s not quite the stool sample we had in mind”: About concepts and their currency in eHealth Comment by Estrid Sørensen The conceptual genealogy of digital health literacy unfolds in a scheme of three waves. The first wave of health literacy is characterized by a top-down views of…

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Lecture by Markus Rudolfi on “Struggling for words: Plants, data, and the Iron Curtain”

Join us this Friday, February 11th, from 14:00-15:30 hrs UTC+1 (convert time) to hear Markus Rudolfi present his work on “Struggling for words: Plants, data, and the Iron Curtain” (online lecture). How do plant species enter a database when the grounds on which they grow are challenged in…

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Lecture with Sebastian Merkel on “Digital health competence”

Join us this Friday, January 28th, from 14:00-15:30 hrs UTC+1 (convert time) to hear Sebastian Merkel present his work on “Digital health comeptence“ (online lecture). The talk argues that health literacy and ehealth literacy are competences becoming more and more relevant against the background of digitalization of health…

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Comment on Rachel Douglas-Jones “Gone but not forgotten: Auditing data erasure”

Comment by Jan In today’s society the gathering of data has become highly political. In her lecture “Gone but not forgotten: Auditing data erasure” Rachel Douglas-Jones asks the question why the deletion of data isn’t the same way. It seems that nearly every part of our lives is…

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