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 Shanghai Science and Technology Commission together with representatives of Shanghai based businesses and research institutions visited Center for Digital Urban Living and CAVI on May 27. The visit was organized by Central Region Denmark in connection with a one-day seminar the day before where Center for Digital Urban Living was presented as part of the theme Urban Computing. |
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 Digital Urban Living, CAVI and The Department of History and Area Studies, all from Aarhus University, have made a virtual version of the Danish National Exhibition from 1909.
The exhibition has had big succes in Denmark, and has now also made it to Russia on the television channel TV Kultura . Read the article on tvkultura.ru (translated to English by Google Translate) or watch the clip (in Russian). See the site of the exhibition at: www.byhistorie.dk/landsudstillingen (in Danish). Tags: 3-D | aarhus | cultural heritage | virtual world | web |
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Aarhus Municipal Library, Gellerup's Café Perlen and Skive Beach Party are the next confirmed location of the
2009 Talkaoke Jutland Tour
Here are the dates:
· Talkaoke, open-mike-talkshow
· 2. June 2009, 15-18, The Municipal Library/Hovedbiblioteket, Mølleparken, Århus
· 4. Juni 2009, 14-17, Café Perlen, Gellerupparken, Brabrand
· 5. juni 2009, 11-14. Skive Beach Party
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 Talkaoke goes Scandinavian this month, taking the UFO of chat to the beautiful public square in front of the municipal library in Århus, Denmark. If you happen to be in Jutland, and speak Danish do join us! Hosting the session will be our new Danish Talkaoke hosts Pernille Kølbæk and Rolf Glumsøe Nielsen. The event will take place 2nd June 2009, 15-18. More here (in Danish). Tags: aarhus | digital aesthetics | events |
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 Tuck is here in Aarhus for at least a year as a Post Doctoral researcher. From Australia, (the Department of Information Systems at the University of Melbourne), Tuck's PhD dissertation is in the field of User Experience whereby he establishes an understanding of the enigmatic experience of Serendipity arising from interactions with technology. Besides its characterisation, he surfaces the elements that influence people’s encounters with this engaging and deeply personal experience.
‘Designed and made’ in Malaysia, Tuck was exported to Australia at a young age. There he discovered the field of Immunology, Music (piano, composition and choral conducting) before his current interest in Interaction Design.Tags: people |
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