Today in the Sociological Review Magazine, you can find the annotated portfolio for the Shifting AI Controversies workshop, showcasing the most relevant and pivotal design choices during the Shape Shifter development. Download the Annotated PortfolioLink opens in a new window

A new special issue of Revista Dígitos has just been released. The issue is edited by Janna Joceli Omena (University of Warwick, Centre for Interdisciplinary Methodologies), Beatrice Gobbo (Politecnico di Milano, Density Design Lab), Lorena Cano-Orón (Universitat de València) and Ana Marta M. Flores (NOVA University of Lisbon). The monograph section reunites articles addressing research experiments, protocols and knowledge creation through data sprints. It explores and unpacks sprints as an interdisciplinary collaborative space while presenting data sprints' purpose, advantages and concrete results for different fields of study. This collection builds on research developed for, in and after data sprints. The articles expose the potentials and challenges of data sprints for teaching-learning digital methods research and as reflective devices for producing scientific knowledge yet for methods and tools creation. See the articles below.

A 20% FTE Research Assistant Post with Sybille Lammes on the ERC Proof of Concept Project: "Playfields". To find out more or apply.

Noortje Marres will be a fellow in the Digital Cultures Research Lab at Leuphana University and participate in its symposium on non-knowledge this January http://tinyurl.com/zuk9c39

Big data are said to be transforming everyday life. At CIM, our researchers are currently leading and/or involved in several major data-driven projects.

Discover Society - Issue 23

Discover Society - Issue 23

Our congratulations go to (Dr) Chiara Bernardi who successfully defended her Thesis on Monday 29th June 2015: Digital Media and Women’s issues in Egypt and Saudi Arabia.

A Warwick Collaborative Postgraduate Research Scholarship (WCPRS) jointly funded by the University of Warwick and Neural Technologies.

Problem spaces: the infra-empirical and compositional methodology Professor Celia Lury, Centre for Interdisciplinary Methodologies, University of Warwick