Author Archive: Michiel de Lange
‘Civic Urban AI’: Expert Meeting 14 Nov. 2024
A Governing the Digital Society event, in collaboration with [urban interfaces] and the Open Cities Platform. Organized by Michiel de Lange (M.L.deLange@uu.nl) and Erna Ruijer (H.J.M.Ruijer@uu.nl) – SIG Inclusion; Stephan Grimmelikhuijsen (S.G.Grimmelikhuijsen@uu.nl) – SIG AIGOBE Date: 14 November 2024 14:30 – 16:30 + drinks Locatie: Kromme Nieuwegracht 20, Utrecht, Foyer (ground floor) Sign up here:…
Read moreWorkshop & panel “Relational Interfaces” June 13-14 2024”
[urban interfaces] is a co-organizer of this event: Friday, June 14th | 09:30 – 17:30 (CEST) | Het Nieuwe Instituut, Rotterdam Organized by Dark Matter Labs, The research project Charging the Commons at the Civic Interaction Design Research Group at the Amsterdam University of Applied Sciences and Zöop, in cooperation with the Focus Area Governing the Digital Society at…
Read moreGuest blogpost: Joosje Holstein – Listening To Sound Resound Into Meaning
For our [urban interfaces] seminar series on the theme Creative Urban Methods (year 2022-2023), we invited participants to write blogposts. The best and most interesting ones we publish on our website. Below is the blogpost for seminar session #3, written by Joosje Holstein: My name is Joosje Holstein, I study Comparative Literary Studies, and I…
Read moreGuest blogpost: Joosje Holstein – Gazing Through Layers, Shamefully
For our [urban interfaces] seminar series on the theme Creative Urban Methods (year 2022-2023), we invited participants to write blogposts. The best and most interesting ones we publish on our website. Below is the blogpost for seminar session #2, written by Joosje Holstein: My name is Joosje Holstein, I study Comparative Literary Studies, and I…
Read moreGuest blogpost: Joosje Holstein – On Critical Park Making
For our [urban interfaces] seminar series on the theme Creative Urban Methods (year 2022-2023), we invited participants to write blogposts. The best and most interesting ones we publish on our website. Below is the blogpost for seminar session #1, written by Joosje Holstein: My name is Joosje Holstein, I study Comparative Literary Studies, and I…
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