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Einladung / Invitation

Kick-off Event Doctoral Program

#OrganizingtheDigital

Dienstag, 26. Juni 2018, 17:30 - 20:00 Uhr

Dekanatssitzungssaal der Theologischen Fakultät

(Karl-Rahner-Platz 1, 1. Stock)

Doctoral Program Organizing the Digital

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Grußworte

Univ.-Prof. Dr. Matthias Bank, CFA

Dekan der Fakultät für Betriebswirtschaft

Universität Innsbruck

Univ.-Prof.in Dr.in Andrea Hemetsberger

Leiterin der Forschungsplattform Organizations & Society

Co-Leiterin des Doktoratsprogrammes

Gastvortrag

17:45 - 18.45 Dr. phil. Jan-H. Passoth

Professor für Soziologie, Leiter des Post/Doc Labs Digital

Media am MCTS, Technische Universität München

„Cultures of Calculation -

Software, Data and Algorithms in Contemporary Society“

18:45 - 19.00 Pause

19:00 - 20.00 Univ.-Prof. Dr. Leonhard Dobusch

Co-Leiter des Doktoratsprogrammes

„Setting the Stage“

- Experiences and Expectations

- Prospective Doctoral Students Meetup

ab 20.00 gemeinsames Abendessen im Himal

Dr. phil. Jan-Hendrik Passoth

Cultures of Calculation.

Software, Data and Algorithms in Contemporary Society

Jan-H. Passoth is visiting professor of sociology of technology and head

of the Digital/Media/Lab at the Munich Center for Technology in Society

(MCTS) at TUM, a group of doctoral and post-doctoral researchers

studying digital transformations in ethnographic cases studies on industrial

production, borders and migration or public broadcasting. He studied

sociology, computer science and political science at Hamburg University

where he also completed his dissertation on „Technology and Society“ in

Sociology (2007).

He has worked in Hamburg, Bielefeld and Berlin and has been a visiting

scholar at Indiana University, Pennsylvania State University and a fellow at

ZIF in Bielefeld and the Locating Media Group at the University of Siegen.

His research draws on insights from science and technology studies (STS)

and focusses on the use of standardized and interconnected software

technologies in popular culture, politics and the media and the changing

role of computer science for contemporary societies.