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Digital Living Research Commons

A place, a mindlab, a way of thinking differently about how research gets done. At Aarhus University We are the DLRC: Digital Living Research Commons.

Growing out of Aarhus University's Department of Information Studies & Digital Design, DLRC functions as a co-working space offering a dynamic, international work environment not only for researchers and students but also for SME professionals, professors, corporate executives, postdocs, developers, PhD Students, guest academics, government employees, masters’ students, policymakers and more. Ther

e is nothing like this hybrid intellectual and physical space on campus. The physical space is run like a startup. The intellectual space is designed to bring researchers and others together in open and accessible collaboration to further the research and practice around the complex processes that shape our future and operate at the intersections of culture, human interactions, art, social media, infrastructure and technology systems. The DLRC recognizes the importance of involving researchers from all levels and encourages participation from students, activists, and others. You find us at Helsingforsgade 14, 8000 Aarhus, Wiener, room 028, 030, 032. Every Wednesday at 3pm we host an event we call QTC (Questions, Thoughts and Contentions). Here people are invited to come share their work or research with us. Everyone is welcome to join!

22/05/2019

Announcing an exciting PhD symposium, featuring anthropologist Nick Seaver, Tufts University, at Aarhus University’s Institute for Advanced Studies, co-sponsored by DATALAB, the Digital Living Research Commons (DLRC), and the Future Making Research Consortium (FMRC).

Critical Algorithm Studies: Ethnographic Approaches
27 May 2019
13:00 (sharp! not 13:15) to 17:00
AIAS Room 203

Read more and RSVP on:

Upcoming PhD symposium features anthropologist and STS scholar Nick Seaver, talking about Critical Algorithm Studies. Register now for the May 27, 2019 workshop.

15/04/2019

To all the students out there, join this great event at IWDK 2019!

Deltag.aarhus.dk er Aarhus Kommunes nye portal for borgerdeltagelse. Kom og vær med sammen med medarbejdere og politikere til at diskutere, hvordan fremtidens digitale borgerdeltagelse skal foregå!

08/04/2019

Help Eva Horáková and have fun!:)

13/02/2019

Join us Thursday Feb 14 in the DLRC for a workshop with me, Annette Markham.

Thursday Feb 14, 2-4 pm.
“Snowflakes, crystals, fractals, and other metaphors for thinking creatively about writing (academically)”

Anyone is welcome. Read more here:

In this workshop, we'll discuss some creative nonlinear (crystalline) ways scholars have (and can) get out of the linear writing habit. Join us Feb 14, 2019

11/10/2018

Creative Ring & OrganiCity=Sum-It! - Where creative communities find the tools to shape tomorrow’s urban narratives

Creative Ring is growing and organizing its first international conference, Sum-It (https://creativeringsumit.eu), during the Dutch Design Week.

The conference will take place in Eindhoven from 22 to 24 October 2018, featuring Adriënne Heijnen, Aarhus University, AU Smart Cities, giving a lecture on OrganiCity – work together to create digital solutions to urban challenges.

If you are interested, you can read more about the full program and register here:

https://creativeringsumit.eu/program/
https://tikcit.com/register/5b84046d0614b15b5b91b45b

Don’t be sad if you can’t make it to Eindhoven this time. Read the OrganiCity Playbook or check out the Creative Ring's website to learn more about the ongoing activities instead!

OrganiCity Playbook:http://organicity.eu/wp-content/uploads/2018/06/Organicity-Playbook_2018-1.pdf

Creative Ring: http://www.creativering.eu

08/10/2018

This week, FutureMaking travels to Montreal to conduct yet another Museum of Random Memory! This time, we'll focus on the connections between the elusive materiality of data storage, personal memory, digital decay, dispreservation, and data loss. I don't know which part of this exhibition to be more excited about: the Shrine to Lost Data or the Live Remix including stories and sounds from the conference attendees, performed by DJ Ripley, a fabulous artist out of Philly.

Adresse

Helsingforsgade 14
Aarhus
8200

Hvad er åbningstiderne?

Mandag	09:30 - 17:00
Tirsdag	09:30 - 17:00
Onsdag	09:00 - 17:00
Torsdag	09:00 - 17:00
Fredag	09:00 - 17:00

Internet side

http://dlrc.au.dk/

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