New Practice is home to the research of scientists, researchers and artists associated with the MA Design & Computation between University of the Arts and TU Berlin.
○ Funded Research
Tangible Climate Futures
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The research project funded by the climate Change Center Berlin-Brandenburg considers the usefulness of data and visualisations in mediating climate change: an open data interface and infrastructure is developed and tested in various mixed-media experiments and artworks that communicate climate change through data by making it tangible.
Dynamic Systems in Teaching and Learning
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The project has been awarded funding by the Stifterverband and the Dieter-Schwarz-Stiftungas as part of their funding initiative "Raumlabore - Experimentierräume für zukunftsorientierte Lernarchitekturen".
The project establishes a strategic partnership between public administration, university and civil society actors to preserve existing open spaces as climatically effective green infrastructures and to develop and expand them as blue-green infrastructures and sustainably used open spaces.
○ Research Areas
Postdisciplinary Practices
In light of challenges that go beyond the authority of individual disciplines, the research system is in need of new practices, infrastructures and spaces that foster inter- and transdisciplinary collaboration.
As a shared strategy of practice between sciences and the arts, modeling must be approached from a postdisciplinary perspective that considers its epistemological, political and social implications. Models, in their relation to uncertainty, bring forth questions of scale, abstraction and agency.
