The participants of this year’s workshop will present their reflections on ways to collapse traditional workflows of academic publishing, drawing form and content more closely together. Rooted by the interest of researchers in how technological and social forms come together, the presentations, as well as the resulting publication, invite the audience to reflect on the use and value of affective infrastructures, autonomous networks, and shared organisational processes. In support of this, the participants will use ServPub, an experimental platform for research and practice on computational publishing, facilitated by In-grid, Systerserver, and Varia/CC. A collective publication, Content/Form, will be launched following the three-day PhD research workshop.

Workshop Teilnehmer:innen: Bilyana Palankasova, Denise Sumi, Pierre Depaz, Martyna Marciniak, Edoardo Biscossi, Anya Shchetvina, Esther Rizo Casado, Luca Cacini, Sin Yi Choi, Kendal Beynon, Mateus Domingos, Marie Naja Lauritzen Dias, Asker Bryld Staunæs, Maja Bak Herrie, Duncan Paterson, Mariana Marangoni.

In Zusammenarbeit mit Christian Ulrik Andersen, Geoff Cox, Winnie Soon, Pablo Velasco, Søren Pold, Rachel Falconer, In-grid (Rebecca Aston, Batool Desouky, George Simms, Sunni Liao, and Katie Tindle), Systerserver (Mara Karagianni, ooooo) und Varia/CC (Manetta Berends, Simon Browne).

Organisiert von SHAPE Digital Citizenship and Digital Aesthetics Research Center (Aarhus University), und dem Centre for the Study of the Networked Image (London South Bank University), in Kollaboration mit transmediale.