Shaping and reflecting Human-Technology Relations transdisciplinarily
Interactive Exhibition of Projects Research including German Audioguides
January, 31st and February, 1st 2024
Heinz Nixdorf MuseumsForum Paderborn (Optional: 30th January 2024 International online pre-conference on Global Justice, Technology, and Integrated Research)
What to expect? – Integrated research aims to responsibly shape research and innovation processes. Conducting integrated research means that ethical, legal, social, and other aspects are an integral part of technology development processes from the beginning. To achieve this, it is essential to involve representatives from different research and practice fields, as well as citizens, in research and innovation processes and to transdisciplinarily reflect on and shape human-technology relationships. The Integrated Research Conference provides a forum for anyone working in this field or interested in doing so, to discuss the current state, perspectives, and methods of integrated research, as well as opportunities for networking and exchanging experiences.
Topics and Formats – Digitalization and the associated technologies are seen as both a significant challenge and an opportunity. In any case, they bring about changes in existing lifestyles and require individual and societal reorientations that should enable autonomous self- and world-relationships. What needs to be done by whom for this purpose, and what arenas and processes of communication do we need? Under the heading Digitalized Life Worlds, facets of this new mode of teaching, research, and development are outlined, analyses of the claims and realities of integrated research are provided, and an interactive engagement with and among participants is stimulated.
Subsequently, connections are established at the national and international levels, and bridges are built to the second thematic focus: Collaborative Interventions are presented as a possible mode of incorporating ethical, legal, social, and other relevant aspects into research and innovation processes. They expand the methodological repertoire of integrated research by introducing the approach of collaboratively intervening in research and innovation processes and experimentally shaping them. Collaborative Interventions are discussed in theory and practice at the conference. Concepts and results from three collaborative interventions in the areas of co-design, law, and integration will be presented. Participants are invited to take part in these interventions themselves in parallel workshops.
The Pre-Conference aims to internationalize the discussion on integrated research and its implementation. The central theme of global justice, crucial for responsible innovation, is placed on the integrated research agenda, as outlined in the corresponding call for abstracts.
Tuesday, January 30th 2024
Global Justice, Technology, and Integrated Research. International online pre-conference
YouTube Playlists:
Session Presentations & Keynotes
8 am CET (UTC+1) | Global Justice, Technology, and Integrated Research: Session 1 Welcome & Introduction Jacqueline Bellon (IZEW, University Tübingen) Johannes Brinz: Virtuality and Reality: The Simulation-Realization Distinction and its Implications for AI Philipp Neudert: Integrating Ethics and Society in Innovation Ecosystems? Towards Transformative Innovation Ecosystems Marco Innocenti: Biomimetics as an Ethics-Focused Innovation Strategy for Agri-Tech Companies. Philosophical Tools for R&D Labs Verena Müller: Sustainability by design. Law as a mediator and catalyst for green AI technologies |
10 am CET (UTC+1) | Keynote: Immortality, Superintelligence, and Utopia: Understanding the TESCREAL Bundle of Ideologies and its Implications for Global Justice |
11 am - 5 pm CET (UTC+1) | Break / Optional: Unchaired YouTube Session Additional YouTube Talks to watch on your own in the break time – for this session there will be no moderation and the authors will not be virtually present Anke Redecker: Human-technology relations and the challenges of responsibility. Postphenomenological Impulses for a digitalized and globalized world Rita Zöllner: Sustainable integration of ethical aspects in the development and implementation of new technologies Maria Diory Rabajante: Judicialization of Online Content Governance Jasmine Foriest: Strategies of neurodiverse users to combat injustice on social media Lena Fiedler: Gender Equality: More Than Participation Akanksha Bisoyi: Blockchain and the Rule of Law |
5 pm CET (UTC+1) | Global Justice, Technology, and Integrated Research: Session 2 Beatrice Bonami: Towards Global Southern protagonism in digital development and appropriation to foster tech decolonization Nils Neuhaus: Think Locally, Act Globally? Integrated Ethics for transnational research & development Yusuf Abdul-Qadir: “Internet Backpack” as a humanitarian technology David Rebohl: Access to Justice by Legal Design |
7 - 8 pm CET (UTC+1) | Keynote: Reconceptualising responsible research and innovation from a Global South perspective Prof. Kutoma Wakunuma (De Montfort University, Leicester, UK) |
4. Fachtagung Integrierte Forschung: Mensch-Technik-Verhältnisse transdisziplinär reflektieren und gestalten
Mittwoch, 31. Januar 2024 (Conference language: German)
09:00 | Begrüßung |
09:30 | Keynote Arbeitstitel: Das große Ganze und die leidigen Details – Anspruch und Wirklichkeit Integrierter Forschung Dr. Markus Lemmens |
10:45 | Kaffeepause |
11:15 | Mensch und digitale Technologien in spannungsvoller Beziehung: Podiumsdiskussion (Prof. Dr. Jochen Steil, angefragt: Prof. Dr. Michael Kotulla, Prof. Dr. Werner Stegmeier) |
13:00 | Mittagessen mit der Möglichkeit, die begleitende Ausstellung zur Integrierten Forschung zu sehen |
14:00 | Wie sind digitalisierte Lebenswelten im Technikentwicklungsprozess zu gestalten, damit ein gutes Leben gelingen kann? Kurze Vorstellung der Projektergebnisse und interaktive Diskussion Parallele Workshops, zwei von drei können nacheinander besucht werden
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15:45 | Kaffeepause |
16:15 | Integrierte Forschung - wie soll es weitergehen? Einige Thesen zur Diskussion |
17:00 | Kurzes Schlusswort Prof. Dr. Arne Manzeschke, Evangelische Hochschule Nürnberg |
| 17:15 | Ende Tag 1. Sie haben die Möglichkeit, das Heinz Nixdorf Museum kostenfrei zu besuchen |
| 20:00 | Conference Dinner optional (bitte geben Sie bei der Anmeldung Ihre Menü-Auswahl an) |
Donnerstag, 01. Februar 2024
09:00 | Kollaborative Interventionen als Modus Integrierter Forschung Dr. Mone Spindler (Universität Tübingen) |
09:30 | Konzeptionen & Ergebnisse aus drei kollaborativen Interventionen
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11:00 | Pause (mit einer Ausstellung der Arbeiten des Cluster Integrierte Forschung und Impulsen aus der pre-conference) |
11:30 | Bitte intervenieren Sie! In parallelen Workshops haben die Teilnehmenden der Konferenz Gelegenheit, die folgenden kollaborativen Interventionen durchzuführen:
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13:30 | Mittagessen |
14:15 | Impulse aus dem Digital Futures Dialogue: "KI & Kunst - Alles rechtens?" Prof. Sabine Maasen, Douglas Carvalho Ribeiro (Universität Hamburg) |
14:45 | Perspektiven offener Wissenschaften in einer digitalisierten Demokratie Dr. Katharina Gerl (Düsseldorf Institute for Internet and Democracy (DIID), Heinrich-Heine-Universität Düsseldorf) |
15:15 | Integrierte Forschung 2040. Beobachtungen aus der Zukunft. Eine spekulative Invervention |
16:00 | Ende Schlussworte |
| 16:15 | Optional: Führung durch das Heinz Nixdorf Museumsforum (ca. 1 Stunde) (mit Anmeldung) oder selbstständiger Besuch des Museums |