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SUMMARY:Seminar: The Mediterranean\, Climate Change and Pollution - Scientific\, Historical and Cultural perspectives
DESCRIPTION:This is the first in a series of discussions on this topic convened by SHDP. For more information on this event please email: jc2160@cam.ac.uk
URL:/event/seminar-the-mediterranean-climate-change-and-pollution-scientific-historical-and-cultural-perspectives/
LOCATION:Clare Hall\, Cambridge\, Cambridge\, United Kingdom
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20211013
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20211017
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SUMMARY:Venice Biennale 17th International Architecture Exhibition - The Majlis
DESCRIPTION:The Caravane Foundation is an international movement for social\, cultural\, and ecological transformation. Its mission is to practice and promote ethical values and wellbeing through craftsmanship\, art\, innovation in sustainability\, agriculture and education. Caravane Foundation is exhibiting the first of the buildings it has commissioned to form a new desert village and art and innovation residency. The building\, the Majlis\, is made from bamboo and designed by Simón Vélez and Stefana Simic. Traditionally\, a majlis is the place where people come together in the Arabian Gulf to discuss local events and issues\, exchange news\, receive guests\, and deepen their connection with one another. \nThe Venice symposium addressed the Biennale theme: How will we live together? from a number of perspectives including sustainability; living together in increasingly harsh climates; maintenance of traditional crafts to promote stronger communities; traditional architecture as a solution for living together; and agriculture. Expert speakers came from an interdisciplinary mix of expertise and backgrounds. Organisations represented included the Prince’s Foundation (INTBAU)\, the Smithsonian Institution\, RestART Beirut\, the Musée du Louvre\, and SHDP.
URL:/event/venice-biennale-17th-international-architecture-exhibition-the-majlis/
LOCATION:Venice Biennale\, Abbey and Gardens of San Giorgio Maggiore\, Venice\, Italy
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20190913
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20190914
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SUMMARY:How Technology is Changing Journalism – Media in the Post Truth Age
DESCRIPTION:In this conference journalists\, editors\, technologists and researchers from a range of disciplines will discuss a number of vital questions\, including how technology is changing the media the landscape\, the role of the data journalist\, new business models; the manipulation of the media and the public using technology\, the use of technology in political campaigning\, the role of technology platforms\, censorship\, and regulation – even legislation – to counter fake news. \nSHDP worked with Russian Readings\, an academic project based at Oxford and Leeds Universities\, to produce this event.
URL:/event/how-technology-is-changing-journalism-media-in-the-post-truth-age/
LOCATION:Frontline Club\, London\, London\, United Kingdom
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20190912
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20190913
DTSTAMP:20260908T173229
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SUMMARY:Cultural Tourism Salon – Berlin
DESCRIPTION:SHDP co-organised the workshops at this one-day conference with Visit Berlin and LCD\, bringing together leaders from major European cultural institutions (curators\, museum directors\, artists\, architects\, town planners) and tourism organisations (city councils\, hotels\, travel groups\, airlines\, hospitality) to discuss trends and key questions around place making\, cultural destinations\, including planning\, architecture\, technology\, and climate change. Can one and should one aim to design\, curate and create a cultural destination\, or is this something that evolves naturally over time through the interplay of a number of factors?
URL:/event/cultural-tourism-salon-berlin/
LOCATION:Tempelhof Airport\, Berlin
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20170921
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20170923
DTSTAMP:20260908T173229
CREATED:20220503T165156Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20220523T130926Z
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SUMMARY:Memory & Imagination in Humans & Machines
DESCRIPTION:DeepMind and SHDP Conference\, Cambridge\nArtificial Intelligence and neuroscience in discussion with the humanities – philosophy\, psychology and the arts. This conference was a collaboration of SHDP and DeepMind and was by invitation.
URL:/event/memory-imagination-in-humans-machines/
LOCATION:Jesus College\, Cambridge\, Cambridge\, United Kingdom
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20110511
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20110512
DTSTAMP:20260908T173230
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SUMMARY:Science – The Next Generation
DESCRIPTION:This conference was held in association with City University Journalism School and brought together a group of young scientists and experienced journalists to discuss the problems and constraints\, the scope and potential\, of careers in science journalism at a time of rapid media change and challenge. Each segment was introduced briefly by two seasoned practitioners: followed by open-floor discussion. High quality\, responsible science reporting is crucial both to public understanding of a range of issues as well as the decisions of government. Over the past two decades the Science and Human Dimension Project at Jesus College\, Cambridge\, has convened conferences as a contribution to public understanding of science. Our aim has been to enhance the quality of the science media and to encourage scientists to participate in outreach to the public.
URL:/event/science-the-next-generation/
LOCATION:Jesus College\, Cambridge\, Cambridge\, United Kingdom
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20100603
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20100604
DTSTAMP:20260908T173230
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SUMMARY:The Irrelevance of Ethics. Lecture by Alasdair MacIntyre
DESCRIPTION:Alasdair MacIntyre\, author of After Virtue and some thirty books on ethics\, gave a lecture sponsored by the Science & Human Dimension Project and Prospect magazine. The text of the article John Cornwell wrote for Prospect magazine’s October 2010 issue on the lecture and its background is available here.
URL:/event/the-irrelevance-of-ethics-lecture-by-alasdair-macintyre/
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20070223
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20070224
DTSTAMP:20260908T173230
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SUMMARY:Ethics and the Media in an Era of Complex Moral Challenge
DESCRIPTION:A workshop for an exchange of views on media coverage of ethical and religious issues\, and to discuss the launch of a forum for ethics in the public space called Ethicscope. A constituency of leading journalists\, ethicists and representatives of different faiths discussed the access\, fairness\, balance and quality of ethical perspectives in print\, radio\, TV\, photojournalism and online media. Our aim: to explore ways in which media practitioners at every level can develop and enhance their ethical insights and presentation of issues. This meeting occured at a time when the domains of politics\, medical science\, business\, economics\, the environment\, social and human rights\, face increasingly complex choices and judgments. At the same time\, the world’s leading faiths are experiencing mounting challenges and scrutiny from secular and pluralist standpoints. The conference report is available here.
URL:/event/ethics-and-the-media-in-an-era-of-complex-moral-challenge/
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20050520
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20050521
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SUMMARY:SHDP Symposium 2004: Creativity and Depression
DESCRIPTION:There has long been a notion that creativity and imagination are associated with forms of depression and even psychosis. This conference explored a wide-ranging approach to the topic\, including literary\, historical\, and psychiatric perspectives.The discussion focused particularly on the way in which depression is reported in the media as well biographically and autobiographically.
URL:/event/shdp-symposium-2005-creativity-and-depression/
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20030518
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20030519
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SUMMARY:SHDP Debate 2003: The Anthropic Principle and the Multiverse
DESCRIPTION:John Polkinghorne and Sir Martin Rees tackled the notion of the anthropic principle– the existence of numerical accidents in the Universe that were essential for the development of life. The speakers went on to draw contrasting conclusions from this circumstance\, and explanations. John Polkinghorne insisted that principle indicated a prime mover or mind in the Universe\, which he would call God\, while Martin Rees invoked a multiverse in which there is an infinite series of Big Bangs\, each resulting in a different set of laws of chemistry and physics. According to this theory we are living in the Universe in which the conditions\, while extraordinary\, are right for life – by chance rather than by design.
URL:/event/shdp-debate-2003-the-anthropic-principle-and-the-multiverse/
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20020504
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20020505
DTSTAMP:20260908T173230
CREATED:20220504T085230Z
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SUMMARY:SHDP Conference 2002: “Copenhagen”: Science\, War\, and the Devil’s Pact
DESCRIPTION:The conference explored the ethics of science\, using as a focus Michael Frayn’s play Copenhagen which was staged at the conference with Michael Frayn fielding questions. Mark Walker and Paul Lawrence Rose spoke directly to the German historical and biographical background of Heisenberg and Niels Bohr. Other speakers included Walter Gratzer\, Lewis Wolpert\, Henning Grunwald and John Naughton.
URL:/event/shdp-conference-2002-copenhagen-science-war-and-the-devils-pact/
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20010504
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20010505
DTSTAMP:20260908T173230
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SUMMARY:SHDP Conference 2001: Virtual Universities
DESCRIPTION:The growth in the use of the internet and related technologies for teaching and learning brought together a variety of distance and e-learning specialists from Europe\, and the United States\, working mainly in the fields of publishing and tertiary level education.
URL:/event/shdp-conference-2001-virtual-universities/
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20000504
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20000505
DTSTAMP:20260908T173230
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SUMMARY:SHDP Conference 2000:  Styles of Explanation in Science
DESCRIPTION:This meeting brought together philosophers\, scientists\, mathematicians\, and anthropologists to discuss why explanations work\, why they vary between disciplines\, periods\, and cultures\, and to discover whether they have any necessary boundaries. The issues engaged the keen interest of the participants from the media\, for it is in journalism that the notion of an explanation is often misused or misunderstood. Speakers included Peter Atkins\, Sir Martin Rees\, Peter Lipton\, Colin McGinn and Juliet Mitchell.
URL:/event/shdp-conference-2000-styles-of-explanation-in-science/
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:19970504
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:19970505
DTSTAMP:20260908T173230
CREATED:20220504T085857Z
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SUMMARY:SHDP Conference 1997: Consciousness and Human Identity
DESCRIPTION:Consciousness has puzzled philosophers\, naturalists\, and theologians down the ages. Now it has caught the interest of contemporary scientists\, some of whom believe they are on the brink of discovering its basis in neurobiological processes. This meeting of neuroscientists\, psychologists\, philosophers\, theologians and novelists\, discussed the prospects and consequences for finding a scientific explanation of consciousness. Speakers included Margaret Boden\, John Searle\, Steven Rose\, Mary Midgely\, Jeremy Butterfield\, Peter Lipton and David Lodge. Proceedings are published as Consciousness and Human Identity\, edited by John Cornwell\, Oxford University Press\, 1998.
URL:/event/shdp-conference-1997-consciousness-and-human-identity/
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:19960504
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:19960505
DTSTAMP:20260908T173230
CREATED:20220504T090031Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20220504T090358Z
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SUMMARY:SHDP Conference 1996: Science - The Next Generation
DESCRIPTION:The Science and Human Dimension Project brought twenty four young scientists together to discuss the future of their disciplines: physics\, chemistry\, biology\, engineering\, computer science\, and medicine. This meeting was supported by Wellcome Trust\, Chiroscience Ltd\, and the New Scientist.
URL:/event/shdp-conference-1996-science-the-next-generation/
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:19950504
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:19950505
DTSTAMP:20260908T173230
CREATED:20220504T090153Z
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SUMMARY:SHDP Conference 1995: Science and the Media
DESCRIPTION:This specialist forum for participants from the science media was convened to discuss current issues of interest and concern. Speakers included Nigel Hawkes of The Times\, John Maddox of Nature\, Ravi Mirchandani of Penguin¸ Alun Anderson of New Scientist and Duncan Dallas of Café Scientifique.
URL:/event/shdp-conference-1995-science-and-the-media/
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:19940504
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:19940505
DTSTAMP:20260908T173230
CREATED:20220504T090317Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20220504T091200Z
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SUMMARY:SHDP Conference 1994: Plato and Mathematics
DESCRIPTION:Logicians and philosophers of mathematics discussed the mathematical Platonism with Penelope Maddy\, Michael Redhead\, Tim Smiley\, Jeremy Butterfield\, and Peter Smith. Is mathematics created by the mind or does it have an extra-mental existence\, and what are the implications for philosophy? \nPenelope Maddy\, a leading international philosopher of mathematics came to Cambridge from the United States to lead the discussions\, which\, inevitably\, were fascinating\, paradoxical\, and inconclusive.
URL:/event/shdp-conference-1994-plato-and-mathematics/
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