Presentation of HUMlab to Science and Technology Studies Conference

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My account of the History, Concept, Activities and Future of HUMlab a digital humanities lab at Umeå University, Sweden.

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A meeting space for disciplines, students, researchers, technologies, languages, media, teachers. People exploring and working with technology and meaning making

HUMlab Creates Places for Unexpected Coincidences Meetings are Important for Understanding new Techniques and Technologies

The meaningful artifacts have differences from traditional media While at the same time requiring established interpretive and critical approaches

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The HUMlab Concept Laboratory Studio Meeting Place Archive Classroom Theater Work Place Broadcaster Resource Model Gallery

Sense and Technology Should Not be Taken for Granted

Steina Vasulka, founder of New York art space ‘The Kitchen’ performs in HUMlab

An Experimental Dialogue Between The Sámi and Pygmy Peoples

HUMlab is working in the 3D Online World ‘Second Life’ You are Welcome to Join Us

Postdoctoral fellowships in Digital Humanities at HUMlab Jan Van Looy

Qviz ‘ Qviz’ will research and create framework for visualizing and querying archival resources by a time-space interface based on maps and emergent knowledge structures. The framework will integrate social software, such as wikis, in order To utilize knowledge in existing and new communities of practice.

Doctoral appointment in Humanities and Information Technology with Focus Upon Gender Studies. From 1 January 2008

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Virtual space is becoming less virtual everyday because we live in it. From the online and shared spaces of massive multiplayer games, to GPS and the augmented and networked technologies of iPhones and wireless connectivity, the peoples of affluent economies realize virtual spaces everyday. What do these spaces mean for our understandings of the body? How can we imagine the body, with its associated territories of gender, sexuality and cognitive awareness, in this time of virtual space? This presentation examines these questions in conjunction with selected examples and proposes a conceptualization of the body based on the virtual as a narrative of becoming. Many of the ideas and analytical concepts expressed in this paper come from my doctoral dissertation work, which will be publicly defended in Autumn 2013 at Umeå University. What is virtual space? Virtual space is codified space. How I elaborate on this answer in relation to bodies, expressions of identity is related to contemporary discourse. What are the Codes of Virtual Space in relation to the body?

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Presentation of HUMlab to Science and Technology Studies Conference

1. A meeting space for disciplines, students, researchers, technologies, languages, media, teachers. People exploring and working with technology and meaning making

3. HUMlab Creates Places for Unexpected Coincidences Meetings are Important for Understanding new Techniques and Technologies

4. The meaningful artifacts have differences from traditional media While at the same time requiring established interpretive and critical approaches

7. The HUMlab Concept Laboratory Studio Meeting Place Archive Classroom Theater Work Place Broadcaster Resource Model Gallery

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11. Sense and Technology Should Not be Taken for Granted

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13. Blogging in Minus 30 degrees Celsius

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20. Steina Vasulka, founder of New York art space ‘The Kitchen’ performs in HUMlab

21. An Experimental Dialogue Between The Sámi and Pygmy Peoples

22. Interaction Design

23. HUMlab is working in the 3D Online World ‘Second Life’ You are Welcome to Join Us

24. Postdoctoral fellowships in Digital Humanities at HUMlab Jan Van Looy

25. Jeanne Lopiparo

26. Matt Ratto

27. Torill Mortensen

28. Peter Asaro

29. Qviz ‘ Qviz’ will research and create framework for visualizing and querying archival resources by a time-space interface based on maps and emergent knowledge structures. The framework will integrate social software, such as wikis, in order To utilize knowledge in existing and new communities of practice.

30. Blog Opera

31. The Future

32. Creative Arts Campus

33. Doctoral appointment in Humanities and Information Technology with Focus Upon Gender Studies. From 1 January 2008

34. Masters Program

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