Research colloquium winterterm 2021/2022
Tuesday, from 12:00 to 13:00 o'clock, Hybrid Format – Please Register Via Mail (see below)
In the IZEW Research Colloquium, projects and topics from the field of Ethics in the Sciences and Humanities will be discussed*, both from the IZEW and from other institutions within and outside the University of Tübingen. The event is open to all interested parties. Those who want to join, please contact Matthias Bornemann for the link.
Participation in presence is only possible for vaccinated, recovered or tested persons (3G-Regel).
*Please note that some lectures will be held in German.
Contact: matthias.bornemann@uni-tuebingen.de
Due to the increasing number of intensive care patients in hospitals, the warning level has been declared in Baden-Württemberg. Therefore, the colloquium takes place exclusively online until further notice.
Zoom-Link: https://zoom.us/j/92414474839
26.10.2021 | Marta Severo, Paris Nanterre University Cultural Heritage, Participation, and Platforms: Theoretical and Methodological Challenges |
09.11.2021 | Ursula Offenberger, Methodenzentrum Universität Tübingen Sozialwissenschaftliche Perspektiven auf Krankheit und Gesundheit |
23.11.2021 | Anne Burkhardt & Karoline Reinhardt, IZEW Quartiere der Vielfalt: Über Begriffe und mediale Verantwortung |
14.12.2021 | Rosa Colmenarejo Fernández, Universidad Loyola, Cordoba Un-ethics of Disruptive Technologies |
11.01.2022
| Karoline Reinhardt, IZEW Dimensions of Trust in AI Ethics |
25.01.2022 | Alberto Romele, IZEW Automatic Pain Detection; or, the Evidential Paradigm Reversed |
| 08.02.2022 | Jana Christopher, FEBS Press, BZH Universität Heidelberg Image Integrity in Scientific Publication |
22.02.2022 | Anja Köngeter, Universität Heidelberg Expectations and attitudes of cancer patients towards the use of their clinical data for research purposes - A quantitative study |
| 08.03.2022 | Wulf Loh, IZEW What is 'Immanent Critique'? Reflections on a Central Method of Critical Theory |
| 22.03.2022 | Simon Meisch, IZEW Changing Water Cultures |