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#35 The big ideas of physics: Between what and why #35 The big ideas of physics: Between what and why November 2, 2019 When we ask questions about ourselves, our…

#34 Living history #34 Living history September 30, 2019 Technoculture inaugurates its second season with an episode that might seem outside the scope of the podcast. Why travel back in…

#33 Mixed reality and spatial computing #33 Mixed reality and spatial computing August 14, 2019 Do you know the difference between virtual reality, augmented reality, and mixed reality? Hear Ward…

#32 The preservation of electroacoustic music #32 The preservation of electroacoustic music June 18, 2019 Serge Lemouton is an expert in the preservation of the electroacoustic music produced at IRCAM,…

#31 The future of work: Will robots steal our jobs? #31 The future of work: Will robots steal our jobs? May 28, 2019 Will robots steal our job? Seriously, come…

#30 The hero myth and the rhetoric of science #30 The hero myth and the rhetoric of science April 29, 2019 Science is foremost a human activity. The celebration of…

#29 Charting culture #29 Charting culture April 24, 2019 Maximilian Schich’s research work combines hermeneutics, information visualization, computer science, and physics to understand art, history, and culture. Sounds complex? Hear…

#28 Digital Humanities #28 Digital Humanities April 22, 2019 Aleš Vaupotič is a literary comparatist and a curator. His work is in the Digital Humanities and is concerned with the…

#27 Ubiquitous Music #27 Ubiquitous Music April 19, 2019 Ubiquitous Music is a new area of research that encompasses ubiquitous computing, mobile and networked music, eco-composition and cooperative composition. Victor…

#26 Cybersecurity #26 Cybersecurity April 2, 2019 Cybersecurity is fascinating and scary at the same time. Right? Patrick Wheeler, expert in cybersecurity and technology, explains how cybersecurity is not only…