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other stakeholders. Applying feminist HCI methods, speculative design, and embodied interaction in the context of loneliness in school environments. Collaborating with an interdisciplinary team
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ecology: from robotics to big data, and from job market participation to change management. Collaboration and cooperation, transparency and social responsibility are four keywords that embody our approach
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diasporic contexts. In line with new theoretical and methodological orientations, the project revisits the notion of embodiment and is interested in the movements of human bodies as bearers of memorial
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: to advance foundation-model capabilities within the underwater domain, and to ensure that a unified modelling approach can operate across robot embodiments – air, ground, and marine. Achieving this requires
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hardening of the tone of political discourse and decreased mutual understanding between different ideological ‘bubbles’. Our project, The Sound of Disagreement: Embodied Histories of Political Speech 1800
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, The Sound of Disagreement: Embodied Histories of Political Speech 1800-present, seeks to historicize this (perceived) recent culture war, and to draw attention to the development and co-existence of different
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‘bubbles’. Our project, The Sound of Disagreement: Embodied Histories of Political Speech 1800-present, seeks to historicize this (perceived) recent culture war, and to draw attention to the development and
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and decreased mutual understanding between different ideological ‘bubbles’. Our project, The Sound of Disagreement: Embodied Histories of Political Speech 1800-present, seeks to historicize
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and social responsibility are four keywords that embody our approach. Students, researchers and staff at SBE share real-world knowledge in order to devise solutions together to global economic and
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, materials, and synthetic cells with embodied intelligence – chemical and physical – to endow them with the capacity to compute, adapt, learn, or make simple decisions. We are highly international and