The research project "Disruptions of Networked Privacy" (TUDiSC) and the Sociology of Media Communication Group (DGPuK) invite you to an exciting workshop at TU Dresden on September 22 and 23. We will take time for detailed insights into research projects that cross the boundaries between social sciences and IT. There will also be time for follow-up questions, discussions, and networking.  
We start on Thursday afternoon, September 22, with digital art by Esmeralda Conde Ruiz (Artist in Residence, Schaufler Lab) and a small reception. Friday, September 23, is workshop day. Our special guests Autumn Edwards and Chad Edwards, renowned experts:in the field of human-machine communication, will give a joint session on "Qualitative Experiments." This will be followed by workshop insights into four other innovative research projects. These include research in and with living labs and digital memory practices. We have invited exciting guests! If you like, you can join us on an alternative city tour through Dresden's Neustadt (please register in time, as the number of places is limited).
 
A detailed program and the registration (until September 15) can be found at
https://tu-dresden.de/gsw/phil/ifk/forschung/forschungsprojekte-2/dipcy
Food and beverages will be provided. Participation in the workshop is free of charge, thanks to generous funding from TUDiSC and DGPuK.