Stakeholder engagement and dialogue are essential to the responsible development of nanotechnologies in Europe. The European FP7 project NanoDiode, launched in July 2013 for a period of three years, establishes an innovative, coordinated programme for outreach and dialogue throughout Europe so as to support the effective governance of nanotechnologies. The Lees verder
Japanse bloemsierkunst ontmoet de Amsterdamse grachten Op uitnodiging van Deshima AIR Amsterdam zal de Japanse kunstenaar Ryoko Nishimura een bloemenexpositie realiseren op de Watertuinen aan de Hobbemakade (direct naast het Rijksmuseum). Van 12 juni t/m 17 juni – dag en nacht – zullen de opbouw en de expositie United Flowers Lees verder
Developing and Enabling Nanotechnology Awareness-Building through the Creation and Exchange of enhanced Communication and Visualisation Tools and Guidance for ‘Seeing at the Nanoscale’ The SeeingNano project will create Novel Visualisation Tools for Enhanced Nanotechnology Awareness through a coordinated collaborative approach conducted by leading experts in the relevant fields: the target Lees verder
Voor de expositie ‘Taal en Teken’ werd kunstenaar Hannie van den Bergh uitgenodigd om in het Pajottenland een nieuw werk te realiseren in relatie tot het landschap. In dit werk is onderzoek gedaan naar het boerenland in België. Ruimtelijke infographics om fysiek te ervaren hoe lang een mensenleven in verhouding Lees verder
DevTrac is a Ugandan initiative led by a consortium of government and donor agencies: including the GEO-IM Working group, OCHA, Uganda Bureau of Statistics and UNICEF. This project is currently being phased, focused on integrating the tracking and updating of key facility-based information with routine multi-media field trip monitoring reports Lees verder
Van febr. t/m mei volgde Hannie van den Bergh het werkcollege Information Visualization; een onderdeel van de masterstudie Master’s in Nieuwe Media. Docenten Yuri Engelhardt, Raul Zambrano en Marcel Woring. Dit werkcollege was opgebouwd uit studenten van de Hogeschool Utrecht (master editorial design), UvA (Master Mediastudies) en Master Information Science Lees verder
Inspired by the famous Japanese graphic designer Kenya Hara, I would like to use his thoughts on ‘exformation’ in the Kyoto Machiya Research. He writes about ‘exformation’ as a counterpart of ‘information’: information is about making things know. Exformation is about understanding how little we know. What we are used Lees verder
From 01/10/2004 to 12/29/2004 stay Hannie van den Bergh as Artist in Residence at Rice + Tokyo. Her research communication through maps. How to find your way around a city where you do not speak the language, culture and does not have any references? She wants to wander in a Lees verder
