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Through various migrations of machines, many of the original URLs are broken, these pages attempt to archive the contents of those pages. | Through various migrations of machines, many of the original URLs are broken, these pages attempt to archive the contents of those pages. | ||
== Research fellows == | == Research fellows == | ||
=== 2003 === | === 2003 === | ||
* [[Brian Holmes | * [[Brian Holmes]] | ||
=== 2003-2004 === | === 2003-2004 === | ||
* [[Alexei Shulgin]] | * [[Alexei Shulgin]] | ||
* [[Kate Rich]] [BIT] | * [[Kate Rich]] [BIT] | ||
* [[Lawrence Liang]] | * [[Lawrence Liang]] | ||
Latest revision as of 14:47, 18 March 2014
From 2002 until 2006, the Media Design Research program hosted research fellows and organized lectures and seminars.
Through various migrations of machines, many of the original URLs are broken, these pages attempt to archive the contents of those pages.
Research fellows
2003
2003-2004
2004-2005
- Florian Cramer, Words Made Flesh: Code, Culture, Imagination Reviewed by furtherfield.org
- Simon Yuill, Social Versioning System (SVS)
- Peter Luining, DNvorscher
2005-2006
- Lev Manovich, Deep Remixability
- jodi (Joan Heemskerk & Dirk Paesmans), GEOGEO / Cityfonts
- Graham Harwood, Netmonster
Guest lectures
- December 3, 2003, Paul N. Edwards, Thinking Globally: Computers, Networks, and the Construction of "Global" Spaces
- May 2004, Giaco Schiesser, Working on and with Eigensinn - Media / Art / Education
- 2004, Richard Rogers, Why Map? The Techno-epistemological outlook
- October 26, 2005: Peter Lunenfeld, The Mediawork Project
- November 30, 2005: Gillian Fuller, The Rapture of Capture: the queue
Conferences and seminars
- Digital Work Seminar, October 11, 2003, Rotterdam
- Freestyle - FLOSS In Design Seminar, May 19th, 2004, Rotterdam
- A Decade of Webdesign
- Design Documents Seminar, October 13, 2005, Rotterdam
- Software Studies Workshop / conference, February 25-26, 2006, Rotterdam