Philipp Albers
Philipp
Albers,
co-founder
of
Zentrale
Intelligenz
Agentur,
is
a
freelance
journalist
and
writer.
Together
with
Holm
Friebe
he
co-authored
“Was
Sie
schon
immer
über
6
wissen
wollten”
(2011),
a
popular
non-fiction
book
about
number
psychology,
and
“MIMIKRY
–
Das
Spiel
des
Lesens”
(2016),
a
literary-salon-game-cum-book,
containing
a
collection
of
fake
...
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Arno Brandlhuber
Arno
Brandlhuber
is
an
architect
and
urban
planner
in
Berlin.
He
is
the
founder
of
the
collaborative
practice
Brandlhuber+
(2006).
His
work
includes
architecture
and
research
projects,
exhibitions
and
publications
as
well
as
political
interventions.
In
addition
to
his
research
work
on
the
“spatial
production
of
the
Berlin
Republic”,
he
...
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Claudia Brückner
Claudia
Brückner
is
an
Experience
&
Workshop
Designer
and
Innovation
Consultant
&
Facilitator
based
in
Berlin.
She
designs
and
facilitates
formats
and
spaces
that
empower
new
ways
of
working,
learning,
collaboration,
human
interaction
and
innovation.
Claudia
has
developed
event
formats
and
concepts
—
from
large-scale
conferences
to
tailored
workshops
and
...
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Aljoscha Burchardt
Aljoscha
Burchardt
is
senior
researcher
and
lab
manager
at
the
Speech
and
Language
Technology
Lab
of
the
German
Research
Center
for
Artificial
Intelligence
(DFKI
GmbH).
He
is
an
expert
in
Artificial
Intelligence
and
Language
Technology.
His
interests
include
the
evaluation
of
(machine)
translation
quality
and
the
inclusion
of
language
professionals
...
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Vera Bühlmann
Vera
Bühlmann,
b.
1974
in
Switzerland,
studied
English
Literature
and
Language,
Philosophy
and
Media
Studies
at
Zurich
University
and
Basel
University.
She
is
professor
for
architecture
theory
at
TU
Vienna,
where
she
directs
the
research
group
Architecture
Theory
and
Philosophy
of
Technics
(ATTP).
Together
with
Ludger
Hovestadt
she
co-directs
the
...
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Beatriz Colomina
Beatriz
Colomina
is
the
Howard
Crosby
Butler
Professor
of
the
History
of
Architecture
at
Princeton
University
and
a
2018–2019
fellow
at
the
Wissenschaftskolleg
zu
Berlin.
She
writes
and
curates
on
questions
of
design,
art,
sexuality
and
media.
Her
books
include
Sexuality
and
Space
(Princeton
Architectural
Press,
1992),
Privacy
and
Publicity:
...
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Christoph Engemann
Christoph Engemann is Post-Doc for Society and Digitization at the Faculty of Media at the Bauhaus-University Weimar. His research interest include media of statehood, genealogy of transactions, history and media of graph theory, and rurality and barns.
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Jule Froböse
Jule
Froböse
founded
Panatom
Corporate
Communication,
an
agency
that
has
been
developing
and
implementing
strategies
and
concepts
in
the
cultural
field
since
1999.
Since
2016
she
is
co-partner
and
managing
director
of
super
cetera
–
Strategies
for
Urban
Perspectives.
Jule
Hass
supervised
and
realized
various
lectures,
curations
and
publications
in
...
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Corinne Gisel
Swiss
designer,
writer,
and
researcher
Corinne
Gisel
(b.
1987)
holds
a
BA
in
Graphic
Design
from
Gerrit
Rietveld
Academie
(NL)
and
is
currently
finishing
an
MAE
in
Cultural
Publishing
at
ZHdK
(CH).
Her
writing
has
been
published
by
Occasional
Papers,
Diogenes,
Spector
Books,
Walker
Art
Center,
and
Lars
Müller
Publishers,
...
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Olaf Grawert
Olaf
Grawert
plans,
writes
and
talks
about
architecture.
He
lives
and
works
between
Berlin
and
Zurich.
Since
2015
in
alternating
collaborations
with
ARCH+
Zeitschrift
für
Architektur
und
Urbanismus,
Brandlhuber+,
MakeCity
Berlin,
Christopher
Roth
and
many
others.
In
his
work
he
deals
with
the
economization
and
marketing
of
space
and
possible
...
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Leonhard Horowski
Leonhard
Horowski,
born
in
1972,
studied
History,
English
and
Political
Science
at
the
Free
University
of
Berlin
and
the
University
of
Durham.
After
earning
his
doctorate
with
a
thesis
on
the
court
of
Versailles,
he
is
currently
completing
his
habilitation
on
Brandenburg-Prussian
state
ministers.
In
addition
to
teaching
at
the
...
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Martin Kiel
In
the
1980s,
he
was
advised
against
his
wish
to
become
a
forester.
The
forests
are
sick,
he
was
told,
and
foresters
probably
superfluous
in
the
future.
So,
in
1989
he
started
to
study
biology,
German
literature,
philosophy,
archaeology
and
art
history
at
the
Ruhr
University
Bochum.
In
1995
he
...
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Andreas Krüger
Andreas
Krüger
studied
Urban
Planning
&
Communication
Studies
in
Berkeley
and
Berlin.
Before
that
he
completed
an
apprenticeship
in
carpentry
and
worked
in
boatbuilding
and
architectural
modelmaking.
Together
with
the
team
of
his
consulting
company
Belius
he
works
on
the
development
of
urban
districts.
One
example
is
the
Moritzplatz
quarter
...
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Rob Leijdekkers
Rob
Leijdekkers
teaches
Fine
Arts
at
AKV
|
St.Joost
in
Breda
and
Den
Bosch,
The
Netherlands.
He
is
a
researcher
at
the
Centre
of
Applied
Research
for
Art,
Design
and
technology
(Caradt),
investigating
possibilities
for
a
timely
practice
of
artistic
autonomy
in
art
and
design.
Since
2016
he
is
also
...
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Sebastian Olma
Prof.
Dr.
Sebastian
Olma
holds
the
Autonomy
Research
Chair
at
the
Centre
of
Applied
Research
for
Art,
Design
and
Technology
(Caradt)
at
Avans
University
of
Applied
Sciences
in
Breda
and
Den
Bosch,
the
Netherlands.
Alongside
his
academic
work,
he
has
advised
policymakers
throughout
Europe
on
the
facts
and
fictions
of
...
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Philipp Oswalt
Philipp
Oswalt,
born
1964,
architect
and
publicist
in
Berlin.
1988–1994
editor
of
the
architecture
magazine
ARCH+,
1996–97
employee
in
the
office
of
OMA/Rem
Koolhaas,
1998
first
prize
in
the
competition
for
the
former
women's
concentration
camp
Ravensbrück
(with
Stefan
Tischer
and
Stefanie
Oswalt)
with
subsequent
partial
realisation,
2000–2002
visiting
professor
...
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Nina Paim
Brazilian
designer,
researcher,
and
curator
Nina
Paim
(b.
1986)
holds
a
BA
in
Graphic
Design
from
Gerrit
Rietveld
Academie
(NL)
and
an
MA
in
Design
Research
from
HKB
Bern
(CH).
She
has
taught
and
lectured
in
Aruba,
Brazil,
the
Czech
Republic,
Germany,
Denmark,
Estonia,
France,
Italy,
Portugal,
the
UK,
the
...
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Stephan Porombka
Stephan
Porombka
initially
was
a
literary
scholar
at
the
Free
University
and
the
Humboldt
University
in
Berlin,
focusing
on
New
Media;
he
was
an
early
expert
on
hypertext
as
well
as
a
slam
poet
and
a
journalist.
In
2003,
he
became
professor
at
the
University
of
Hildesheim,
where
he
initiated
...
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Cornelius Reiber
Cornelius
Reiber
is
a
translator
and
teaches
Media
History
at
Basel
University.
From
2006
to
2011
he
worked
at
Princeton
University.
Member
of
the
Zentrale
Intelligenz
Agentur
since
2002.
His
scholarly
publications
include
"Original-Ton.
Zur
Mediengeschichte
des
O-Tons"
(2007),
his
translations
"Design"
(Hoffmann
und
Campe,
2018)
and
the
novel
"Der
...
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Vera Sacchetti
Vera
Sacchetti
(Lisbon,
1983)
is
a
Basel-based
design
critic
and
curator,
co-curator
of
TEOK
Basel,
and
co-founder
of
the
editorial
consultancy
Superscript.
She
serves
in
a
variety
of
curatorial,
research
and
editorial
roles,
most
recently
as
one-half
of
the
curatorial
initiative
Foreign
Legion.
She
was
associate
curator
of
the
4th
...
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Martin Schmitz
Martin
Schmitz,
born
1956,
studied
architecture,
urban
and
landscape
planning
at
the
University
of
Kassel.
Author
of
the
book
"Über
die
Kultur
der
Imbißbude",
Zurich,
1983.
Curator
of
the
film
programme
of
the
8th
documenta
1987,
the
conference
on
"Dilettantism",
Görlitz
1995,
the
exhibition
"Die
Tödliche
Doris
–
Kunst",
Berlin
...
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Ulrike Sterblich
Ulrike
Sterblich
is
an
author,
translator
and
political
scientist.
From
2004
to
2011
she
hosted
the
talk
show
"Berlin
Bunny
Lectures".
In
2012,
Rowohlt
published
"Die
halbe
Stadt,
die
es
nicht
mehr
gibt.
Eine
Kindheit
in
Berlin
(West)",
2016
the
anthology
"„Iss
doch
wenigstens
das
Fleisch“.
She
lives
in
Berlin,
...
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John Tresch
John
Tresch
is
Professor
of
History
of
Art,
Science,
and
Folk
Practice
at
the
Warburg
Institute
at
the
University
of
London.
He
is
the
author
of
The
Romantic
Machine:
Utopian
Science
and
Technology
after
Napoleon
(Chicago,
2012),
and
co-editor
of
Aesthetics
of
Universal
Knowledge
(Palgrave,
2016),
Bibliotechnica:
Humanist
Practice
in
...
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YAFF
Young
Artists
Feed
Forward
is
a
nomadic
artists
collective
active
mostly
in
the
Netherlands.
YAFF
is
working
on
strategies
for
injecting
artistic
autonomy
into
new
possible
markets;
offering
supply
without
much
regard
for
demand.
Works,
projects
or
themes
are
proposed
by
individual
members
and
worked
out
by
the
group.
The
...
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