Prof. Dr. Moritz Queisner | digital health
“Click Social Activism? A Localisation of Political Participation After Networks“ is a text that reconsiders the category of space for the forms of political protest, arguing that there is a correlation between the transformation of social interaction and the current turn of the notion of „place“ through location-based media. It explores how territoriality has become […]
Citation: Queisner M, Friedrich K, Picht T, Roethe A. Im Bildlabor der Neurochirurgie. Ein interdisziplinärer, bildgeführter Fallbericht. In: Schäffner W, Bredekamp H, ed. Haare hören – Strukturen wissen – Räume agieren. Bielefeld: Transcript; 2015:31–43. doi.org/10.25969/mediarep/2841. Download via Academia.edu (CC BY-NC-ND 3.0 DE). Abstract: Wie bestimmen Bilder ärztliche Handlungen und Entscheidungen? Warum kann es für die klinische Praxis […]
Armchair Activist ist ein kurzer Text über politische Partizipation am Beispiel von Occupy the Internet! im Bildglossar Aesthetics of Resistance. Der Text ist auf hypotheses.org im Rahmen des Projekt The Nomos of Images am Kunsthistorischen Institut in Florenz erschienen. Citation: Queisner M. Armchair Activist. In: Behrmann C, Kaap H, ed. The Nomos of Images: Aesthetics of Resistance. https://nomoi.hypotheses.org/252. Published 2015. Download via […]
This project was a two episode workshop series on medical imaging funded by the German Research Foundation. It took place at Exzellenzcluster Bild Wissen Gestaltung at Humboldt Universität zu Berlin in 2014 and 2015. The workshops analysed the epistemic and pragmatic visual settings of image-guided interventions with regard to the question how images govern medical […]
Visions of the Internet is a fun-project that collects artefacts of our imagination of the „world wide web“. Project website: http://visions-of-the-internet.tumblr.com/ Abstract: By assembling different types of visualizations the project tries to track back how pictures have significantly shaped the notion of how and what we think the internet is (and was). The terms that […]
Citation: Queisner M, Friedrich K. Automated killing and mediated caring How image-guided robotic intervention redefines radiosurgical practice. In: Torrance S, Coeckelbergh M, Soraker J, Whitby B, Wynsberghe Av, ed. Machine Ethics in the Context of Medical and Care Agents. Proceedings of the 50th Anniversary Convention of the Society for the Study of Artificial Intelligence and […]
The Drone Research Network Colloquium was an event series organized by the Drone Research Network. It assembled drone experts in round tables and workshops around various topics of drone studies. 1. Drone Research Colloquium: Measuring Drones Drones or unmanned aerial vehicles have become an omnipresent part of our daily lives, as predators on the battlefield, as […]
„The Earth Observation Guide“ was a speed book project that explored how the forms of spatial interaction change when weapons, cameras, sensors, servers, etc. start to actually move beyond our hands, desks and pockets. Team: Kristian Lukic, Boaz Levin, Owen Mundy, Daniel Herleth, Adam Kaplan, Frédéric Eyl, and Oliver Lerone Schultz. Abstract: Drones or unmanned aerial vehicles have become an omnipresent […]
From 2010 to 2015 the Labor für neue Konsumpraxis (LPG) explored the dissolution between consumerism and environmentalism and developed models to connect producers and consumers in the long tail. Ausgehend von Slavoj Žižeks Konzept einer Auflösung der Differenzen zwischen Consumerism und Environmentalism untersucht das Projekt Alternativen zu einem Charity Capitalism. Die zentrale Frage ist dabei, […]
The Digital Peirce Archive is an image-based archiving repository of the Nachlass of the American philosopher Charles S. Peirce. It is fostered by a collaboration between the DFG cluster of excellence Image Knowledge Gestaltung. An Interdisciplinary Laboratory and the project „Symbolic Articulation“ funded by the Volkswagen Foundation at Humboldt University in Berlin. t was initiated by a collaboration between the […]
