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    Author: Claude Draude

    Claude spends a lot of time thinking about what happens when something becomes an object of computing. How things, bodies, machines, humans and animals inter- or intra-act is of major interest to her. She was raised by songs, runs with dogs and still wonders why Power Point counts as a valid medium for academic lectures, but dancing does not. Her mother tongue is German.
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    Call for Contributions: New Materialist Informatics 2021

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    In recent decades, new materialist thought has emerged as a transversal field of inquiry that successfully brings together and constructs hybrid spaces between the social sciences & the humanities and the natural & technical sciences & engineering. Within those spaces, engagement with the concerns around […]

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