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SUMMARY:ITeG-Ringvorlesung: "New Materialist Human-Computer Interaction: Th
 e Promise and Problem of Theory"
DESCRIPTION:In der ITeG-Ringvorlesung "Digitale Gesellschaft - eine Gestalt
 ungsaufgabe" wird am 11. November 2026 Prof. Dr. Verena Fuchsberger Einblic
 ke geben zum Thema "New Materialist Human-Computer Interaction: The Promise
  and Problem of Theory".\n\n\n\nZoom-Link für die Online-Zuschaltung: www.u
 ni-kassel.de/go/iteg-lectures-zoom\n\n\n\nVerena Fuchsberger is Associate P
 rofessor in the Human-Computer Interaction (HCI) Division at the University
  of Salzburg, Austria. Her research examines the relations between humans, 
 technologies, materials, and environments across diverse contexts, includin
 g intergenerational remote relationships, makerspaces, and industrial produ
 ction. Through her current research project, Thinking with Things, she inve
 stigates how New Materialist theory can meaningfully intersect with HCI res
 earch and design practices. \n\n\n\nZusammenfassung ihres Vortrags:\n\n\n\n
 New Materialist perspectives have gained increasing attention in Human-Comp
 uter Interaction (HCI), offering new ways to address pressing challenges su
 ch as climate change or inequality. By foregrounding the entanglement of hu
 mans, technologies, materials, and environments, New Materialism challenges
  anthropocentric perspectives and narratives of technological salvation. Ye
 t its integration into HCI research and design practice remains difficult. 
 In this talk, I explore the promises and challenges of New Materialist HCI 
 and present examples of how theory can be understood and transformed to inf
 orm practice. I conclude with reflections on lessons learned and future dir
 ections.\n\n\n\nNachricht senden
LOCATION:ITeG - Wissenschaftliches Zentrum für Informationstechnik-Gestaltu
 ng, Universität Kassel
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