Knowledge, Technology and Innovation Group (KTI)
Knowledge, technology, and innovation are central to global and local transformations. Our critical engagement with socio-technical innovations creates space for understanding and possible reshaping the production, exchange, integration, and use of scientific and other knowledge.
“I M U” video artwork at WUR library
WUR library is currently exhibiting the interactive video artwork “I M U”. “I M U” is a philosophical essay in images that invites for reflection. It is an AI film installation that you experience individually: through a mirror and a screen, you become part of a 10-minute video. This artwork has been created by Juul van der Laan and gives a unique opportunity to experience the work of philosopher Mogobe Ramose from South Africa.
The video artwork is open to everybody. No need to register, just go there, and enjoy the 10 minute ride (see flyer)!
Recent Publications
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Paradigm changes in Research: Kuhn meets socio-ecological transition theory
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Paradigm changes in Research: Kuhn meets socio-ecological transition theory
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WUR Women’s History Walk 2024
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Four epistemic reasons to consult religious traditions
Constellations (2024), Volume: 31, Issue: 1 - ISSN 1351-0487 - p. 85-97. -
Mapping out the Materials Transition : A quantitative literature review – preliminary results
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Gelia Castillo, de tweede vrouwelijke eredoctor van Wageningen University (1983)
Wageningen: Wageningen University & Research -
PhD theses in a nutshell
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Science for society
In: EPS Grand Challenges - IOP Publishing - ISBN: 9780750363389 - p. 8-1-8-90. -
Burgers verdienen inspraak over nieuwe gentechniek
Trouw (2024) -
The proposition: ‘Climate-smart agriculture as a scientific field is a typical example of neocolonial science’