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You are gladly invited to join the incoming WTMC Annual Meeting. Please register by 29 November!
In this workshop, we will consider the more or less recent quest to make science more ‘open’.
On Friday 25 October 2019, in new location the Social Impact Factory, WTMC will organize the next Writeshop.
Big tech through the eyes of the user
Precarity in the social-material networks of time-based media works of art
Advancing the evaluation of graduate programs in Brazil: A proposal for improvement of the courses’ assessment form and a study of suitable metrics and indicators for its application
(Re)Building Geographies of Care
“A New World of Observation”: Microscopists, Matter and Media, ca. 1850–1900
Resisting Closure: A Museum Studies Approach to Performing the Canonic Heritage of Symphonic Music
Finding Blind Spots: Data quality & the European Information Systems
for security, border and migration management
Community-based virtual power plant
Decoding inclusive innovation: an approximation to the role of the local institutional entrepreneur in the success of inclusive innovation initiatives in Colombia
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