Scientific Imagination

Mike Stuart previously worked as an Associate Professor in Philosophy of Science at NYCU in Taiwan. Currently he is  Lecturer in the Department of Philosophy at the University of York. Mike received his PhD in the History and Philosophy of Science from the University of Toronto in 2015, and has since spent time as a

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Welcome to the fifth and final episode of the Scientific Imagination x A Sign in Space series! In this special series, we explore the theory and process behind a fascinating project called “A Sign in Space.” We’ll be talking to a team of experts from different parts of the world and different fields of study.

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Welcome to the fourth episode of the Scientific Imagination x A Sign in Space series! In this special series, we explore the theory and process behind a fascinating project called “A Sign in Space.” We’ll be talking to a team of experts from different parts of the world and different fields of study. A Sign

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Welcome to the third episode of the Scientific Imagination x A Sign in Space series! In this special series, we explore the theory and process behind a fascinating project called “A Sign in Space.” We’ll be talking to a team of experts from different parts of the world and different fields of study. A Sign

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Russell K. Pitzer Professor of Philosophy Amy Kind is the Director of the Gould Center for Humanistic Studies at the Claremont McKenna College. Amy primarily works in the field of philosophy of mind. Much of her work revolves around the topic of imagination, exploring its nature and various applications. She has also made significant

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Welcome to the second episode of the Scientific Imagination x A Sign in Space series! In this special series, we explore the theory and process behind a fascinating project called “A Sign in Space.” We’ll be talking to a team of experts from different parts of the world and different fields of study. A Sign

Het bericht Scientific Imagination x A Sign in Space: Meaning of Message II verscheen eerst op Scientific Imagination.

Welcome to the first episode of the Scientific Imagination x A Sign in Space series! In this special series, we explore the theory and process behind a fascinating project called "A Sign in Space." We'll be talking to a team of experts from different parts of the world and different fields of study. A Sign

Het bericht Scientific Imagination x A Sign in Space: Meaning of Message verscheen eerst op Scientific Imagination.

Mario Veen completed the interdisciplinary research master Cultural Analysis at the University of Amsterdam and did his PhD in Discursive Psychology and Technology Assessment at Wageningen University. He has been doing educational research since, and recently started working as associate professor at the University of Applied Sciences Utrecht. On Future Based he publishes as an

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Furkan Yazıcı currently doing a Ph.D. at the department of philosophy at the University of Waikato New Zealand. In his PhD research, Furkan tries to come up with a new notion of critical thinking through aesthetics. According to Furkan, critical thinking has an unelaborated discussion of imagination and creativity and one-sided discussion of emotions as

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Dr. ir. Cristina Zaga is a transdisciplinary design and assistant professor at Human-Centred Design Group (Design and Production Management department) and at the The DesignLab at the University of Twente.Cristina fosters epistemological and methodological change in the design of human-agent relations towards a social justice, post-human feminist and relational ethics-oriented way of practicing research. To

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