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Shifting Experiences, New Interactions
Shifting Experiences, New Interactions
The preparation and execution of Mars exploration goes along with several shifts in experience and demands on new ways of interaction. Mars exploration does not only mean that we “sail” to a new place, it also implies shiftings in our theorizing, our engineering goals and – as a kind of “re-shift” – even our earthly concerns and responsibilities. This project investigates fundamental philosophical and social aspects from the elementary level of sense perception to communication and interaction at a distance.
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Prof. Dr. Dr. Norman Sieroka
Professor of Theoretical Philosophy
University of Bremen
Postfach 330 440, 28334 Bremen, DE
SFG-Building, 4190
+49 421 218 67830
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Prof. Dr. Sebastian Fehrler
Professor of Economics
SOCIUM Research Center on Inequality and Social Policy
University of Bremen
Mary-Somerville-Straße 7, 28359 Bremen, DE
Unicom-Building, Room 7.4570
+49 421 218 58590
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Publication highlights
A Defence of Genuine Open Intersubjectivity in Object Perception
© 2024, The Authors
Observational Learning of Exploration-Exploitation Strategies in Bandit Tasks
Person, thing, Robot: a moral and legal ontology for the 21st century and beyond: by David Gunkel: The MIT Press, Cambridge, Massachusetts, 2023, pp. 246, ISBN 978-0262546157
© 2024 The Authors, CC BY 4.0
An airlock concept to reduce contamination risks during the human exploration of Mars
© Joris Wegner, University of Bremen