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CfP: Interdisciplinary Conference on the Relations of Humans, Machines and Gender (16-19.10.2019, Braunschweig, Germany)

                *Interdisciplinary Conference on the Relations of Humans, Machines and 
<br>Gender*
<br>
<br>*16-19th October 2019, Braunschweig/Germany*
<br>
<br>
<br>This interdisciplinary conference aims at bringing together 
<br>international researchers working on subjects in the fields of
<br>engineering, technology, humanities, and the social and natural 
<br>sciences, who are interested in reflecting
<br>on interdisciplinarity/multidisciplinarity, on science and technology 
<br>studies, as well as gender, feminist,
<br>queer, intersectional, and postcolonial studies.
<br>
<br>It is organized by the PhD program »Gendered Configurations of Humans
<br>and Machines. Interdisciplinary Analyses of Technology« (in short: 
<br>KoMMa.G; a joined program of
<br>Technische Universität Braunschweig, Ostfalia University of Applied 
<br>Sciences and Braunschweig
<br>University of Art).
<br>
<br>/There is growing interaction of humans and machines in numerous fields 
<br>of science, work, and everyday//
<br>//life – a phenomenon which is not restricted to specific countries but 
<br>can be observed globally. This//
<br>//interaction changes the way our working life is structured and how 
<br>science and technology are organized.//
<br>//And what about the human individual? What role does, for example, sex, 
<br>gender, sexual identity, age, skin//
<br>//color, migration, or cultural background play?//
<br>//
<br>//The conference is divided into four panels considering the different 
<br>yet connected dimensions of the//
<br>//conference topic. The first panel aims at reflecting on the meaning of 
<br>interdisciplinarity itself, while the//
<br>//following sessions focus on the relations of human, machine, and 
<br>gender from diverse perspectives.//
<br>/
<br>
<br>  * /Interdisciplinary Analyses as Chance and Challenge/
<br>  * /Humans and Machines in Everyday Life/
<br>  * /Gender and Diversity in Work and Technologies/
<br>  * /Questioning STS – A Postcolonial and Intersectional Perspective/
<br>
<br>What to send:
<br>The aim of this interdisciplinary conference is to bring people together 
<br>and encourage creative knowledge
<br>exchange. Thus, the conference welcomes a variety of formats such as 
<br>(but not limited to) oral and poster
<br>presentations, workshops, performances, question & answer sessions, 
<br>roundtables, as well as handing in
<br>whole panels.
<br>Please submit *abstracts* of up to 500 words until the *28 th of 
<br>February 2019* to:
<br>submission@kommag2019.de
<br>We are also available for any questions concerning the application 
<br>process and possible formats.*
<br>*
<br>
<br>See the full call here  
<br>or attached.
<br>
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