Our team, Ulrike Felt, Carsten Horn, Noah Münster, Ange Pottin and Livia Regen, spent three great days together to advance our thinking in the INNORES project. It was in so many ways incredibly productive, grounded in genuine collegiality and curiosity. We tackled core, cross-cutting questions that bridged our different ideas and opened new paths forward. It was a real treat to share unhurried time for thinking together—proof that collective reflection powers is great.
We had wonderful 2 days of interdisciplinary discussions and could also bring parts of the INNORES proiect into conversation with the community of researchers working on environmental topics.
Ulrike Felt had the pleasure of participating together with Owen Gaffney (IE/SE), Mark Williams (GB) and Armen Avanessian (AT) in a great interdisciplinary dialogue organised by John Palmesino and Alexander Damianos. You can watch the debate at https://youtu.be/Z0T57-6Kca8.
Organised by Ulrike Felt and Ange Pottin
Participants: Bernadette BENSAUDE-VINCENT, Roxana DEMETER, Martin DENOUN, Ulrike FELT, Tatiana KASPERSKI, Sergiu NOVAC, Sarah O’BRIEN, Ange POTTIN, Sonja SCHMID
It was a wonderful opportunity to present and discuss different aspects of the Innovation Residues project. A great community of scholars and a unique opportunity to learn about the way innovations matter in a very different context.
Another great MA thesis that was finished in the context of our INNORES project. Kaye wrote about the regulatory complexities of microplastics on the EU level. A great presentation and debate and a proud supervisor! Congratulations!
The INNORES team was present with three members – Noah Münster, Livia Regen and Ulrike Felt – at the conference with two presentations; it was a great event with a lot of interesting debates.
I had a wonderful time invited by Pierre Delvenne @ SPIRAL, University of Liège. It was a privilege to speak in the context of the exhibition “Picturing the invisible” curated by Mak Takahashi – “AU-DELÀ DU VISIBLE : L’art à percevoir une catastrophe nucléaire autrement“. On the next day I had a great morning discussing methodological and theoretical aspects of the INNORES proejct with the SPIRAL group – “THE LINGERING TRACES OF INNOVATION: Exploring residual journeys through society“. And I had lot of thinking time with Céline Parotte and Pierre.
Three days of wonderful discussions covering many aspects relevant to our INNORES project.
It was a pleasure to see our first piece of research in the INNORES project to come to a perfect end. Great MA thesis on the roles of datastewards and a really excellent performance at the defensio. The supervisor was and is really proud!