Events at Member Institutes
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FORTHCOMING EVENTS
To be announced.
PAST EVENTS
INTERCONTINENTAL ACADEMIA MINI WORKSHOP "ROBOT AND ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE"
ORGANIZED BY THE INSTITUTE FOR ADVANCED RESEARCH, AT NAGOYA UNIVERSITY.
DATE: 31 August 2021
“AI Robots and Moonshot Program” by Prof. Toshio Fukuda
LAUNCH OF THE SHAPE-ID TOOLKIT SUPPORTING PATHWAYS TO INTER- AND TRANSDISCIPLINARY RESEARCH INVOLVING THE ARTS, HUMANITIES AND SOCIAL SCIENCES
DATE: 10 JUNE 2021
REGISTER HERE / WATCH LIVE-STREAM ON FACEBOOK
The SHAPE-ID H2020 project (Shaping Interdisciplinary Practices in Europe) invites you to a webinar from 14.00 to 17.00 CET. Panelists include Ludovic Thilly (The Coimbra Group), Lidia Borrell-Damián (Science Europe), Carthage Smith (OECD Global Science Forum), and Anna Antonova (Rachel Carson Institute for Environment and Society, LMU Munich), with Q&A from the audience.
INTERDISCIPLINARITY IN TIMES OF CRISIS: WHY THE ARTS, HUMANITIES AND SOCIAL SCIENCES MATTER
DATE: 14 MAY 2020
WEBINAR. REGISTER HERE OR WATCH THE LIVE-STREAM ON FACEBOOK
The SHAPE-ID H2020 project (Shaping Interdisciplinary Practices in Europe) invites you to a webinar from 13.00-14.00 CET, Thursday 14th May. Panellists include Gabi Lombardo (European Alliance for Social Sciences and Humanities), David Budtz Pedersen (Aalborg University) and Daniel Carey (Moore Institute of Humanities and Social Studies, NUI Galway), with Q&A from the audience.
STEERING COMMITTEE MEETING OF THE INTERCONTINENTAL ACADEMIA'S 4TH EDITION
DATE: 2-3 OCTOBER 2019
VENUE: MAISON DES ASTRONOMES, IMÉRA, MARSEILLE
Contact: Raouf Boucekkine.
Steering committee meeting for the ICA 4 on Intelligence and Artificial Intelligence, to be co-hosted by the Institute for Advanced Study at Aix-Marseilles (IMéRA) and the Institute for Advanced Transdisciplinary Studies at the Federal University of Minas Gerais (IEAT-UFMG).
WORKSHOP: BREASTFEEDING(S) AND RELIGIONS: A CROSS-CULTURAL AND INTERDISCIPLINARY PERSPECTIVE FROM ANTIQUITY TO THE PRESENT
DATE: 11-12 JULY 2018
VENUE: MAX-WEBER-KOLLEG ERFURT, GERMANY
Contact: Giulia Pedrucci.
The workshop will investigate the topic of breastfeeding in ancient religions and societies.
WORKSHOP: NANOMAT@AU - FOREFRONT METHODOLOGIES AND ADVANCES IN NANOMATERIALS CHARACTERIZATION
DATE: 13 JUNE 2018
AARHUS INSTITUTE OF ADVANCED STUDIES, AARHUS UNIVERSITY, DENMARK
The workshop brings together international experts who work with characterization of different inorganic and biomimetic functional nanomaterials and with the development of innovative methodologies of analysis, mainly targeted to the Nanoscience field. The speakers will present their forefront characterization approaches, as well as state-of-the-art achievements in their nano-related research, with the aim of providing useful insights and a critical point of view towards the understanding of one of the most promising emergent fields of research and technology of our time.
SYMPOSIUM: FAMILY, MEMORY AND IDENTITY
DATE: 23-24 MAY 2018
AARHUS INSTITUTE OF ADVANCED STUDIES, AARHUS UNIVERSITY, DENMARK
This symposium explores the relationship between family, memory and identity, asking how family is defined, articulated and transmitted to its members and those beyond; how inheritances, storytelling and processes of memory-making become implicated in these processes; and how various forms of identity are produced through family memory, from the personal to the national.
SPRING SCHOOL: (IN COLLABORATION WITH AARHUS UNIVERSITY) „URBAN RELIGION“
DATE: MARCH 12-16, 2018
VENUE: ROME
Contact: Jörg Rüpke, Max-Weber-Kolleg für kultur- und sozialwissenschaftliche Studien, Germany
METRIC CULTURE: THE QUANTIFIED SELF AND BEYOND
DATE: 7-9 JUNE 2017
AARHUS INSTITUTE OF ADVANCED STUDIES (AIAS), AARHUS UNIVERSITY, DENMARK
Recent years have witnessed an intensive growth of systems of measurement and an increasing integration of data processes into various spheres of everyday life, so much so that it can be argued that we are now living in a ‘metric culture’. This two-day international conference brings together relevant scholars who are engaged in the study of practices of self-tracking and related technologies to critically reflect on the way metric culture is unfolding within and affecting the various spheres of our everyday life.
