BEGIN:VCALENDAR PRODID:-//eluceo/ical//2.0/EN VERSION:2.0 CALSCALE:GREGORIAN BEGIN:VEVENT UID:0c9020b3778efb79f3b83f69caf621eb DTSTAMP:20260613T145243Z SUMMARY:Girls Sc(AI)ence 2: Pushing boundaries of research design: Future M aking through (re)mixing creative methods DESCRIPTION:Contact: valentina.fantasia@lucs.lu.se\n\nAn online lecture and on-site seminar in the serie Girls Just Want To Have Sc(AI)ence.Topic: Pu shing boundaries of research design: Future Making through (re)mixing crea tive methodsWhen &\; where:  \;8 May 202510.00 to 10.45: Hybrid lec ture on zoom10.00 to 12.30 On-site lecture plus workshop in SOL:A313\, Hel gonabacken 12\, Lund\, SwedenInvited speaker: Annette Markham\, Chair Prof essor of Media Literacy and Public Engagement in the department of Media a nd Culture at Utrecht University\, NetherlandRead more about the  \;wo rkshop series "Girls just want to have Sc(AI)ence” at ai.lu.seProgramme 8 May10.00 - 10.45: Keynote by Annette Markham Pushing \;boundaries of research design: Future Making through (re)mixing creative methodsAbstrac t: How can we create methodological mindsets and sensibilities that give r ise to alternate futures? How can critical perspectives\, reflexivity\, cr eativity\, and data science co-mingle? In this talk and workshop\, Profess or Markham focuses on how to dismantle and then reconfigure disciplinary t raditions for research design. The mindset of remix is one way to consider how methods are not just tools\, but make worlds. This talk encourages re searchers to reflect on how all scientific practices embody fundamentally playful\, inventive\, and generative forms of interrogation and embracing less restrictive frameworks for engagement and analysis can form novel pat hways through wicked polycrisis. To build the case for pushing boundaries\ , Markham draws on her work conducting algorithmic literacy through arts-b ased community engagement as well as her work conducting close level socio logical analysis of human-AI interactions.About Annette Markham: AM is cur rently the Chair Professor of Media Literacies and Public Engagement in th e department of Media and Culture at Utrecht University\, Netherlands. She has been working extensively at the crossroads between art\, digitalisati on\, methods and ethics. She researches the lived experience of dataficati on and digitalization\, through the lens of guided digital autoethnography \, critical pedagogy\, arts-based interventions\, citizen social science\, digital and data literacy through critical pedagogy\, and digital ethnogr aphy.10.45: Coffee break11.00 Workshop sessionRegistrationTo participate i s free of charge. \;Registration for online lecture or for both lectur e and workshop on-site in Lund at ai.lu.se.About the workshop seriesWhile feminist approaches to technoscience are getting increasing attention\, fi elds such as Artificial Intelligence\, Human-Robot Interaction and Human-C omputer Interaction are still male-dominated. Similarly\, new technologies \, from assistive robots to chatbots\, are often imbued with the same intr insic gender and ethnic stereotypes and biases present in our Western soci ety. An increasing number of scholars have thus called for a feminist rebo ot\, praising more ethical\, sustainable and inclusive research practices and epistemologies in the hope of better technology. Our workshop series " Girls just want to have Sc(AI)ence" aims to foster knowledge and discussio ns on critical and feminist approaches to technology by engaging scholars working with AI from a variety of disciplines -from data science to art\, political studies and philosophy\, and invite them to reflect and imagine together how to use tools and theories from critical and feminist studies to implement more thcial\, sustainable and inclusive technology-related pr actices and research.More info can be found here: https://www.ai.lu.se/GIR LSCAIENCE \;This event is sponsored by WASP HS and Lund university pro file area Natural and Artificial Cognition\n\nMore information about the e vent: https://www.ai.lu.se/evenemang/girls-scaience-2-pushing-boundaries-r esearch-design-future-making-through-remixing-creative-methods DTSTART;TZID=GMT:20250508T080000 DTEND;TZID=GMT:20250508T103000 LOCATION: SOL:A313\, Helgonabacken 12\, Lund\, Sweden and online END:VEVENT END:VCALENDAR