IMAGINARY in Muscat, Oman
Enviado por Max Kleinebrahm el
10:00 - 17:00






- Involved in the set up of this project (in alphabetic order):
Enviado por Max Kleinebrahm el
10:00 - 17:00






Enviado por IMAGINARY el
Hoy abre sus puertas en Tomsk, Siberia occidental, la sexta exposición IMAGINARY en Rusia. Está coordinada y organizada por la Embajada alemana en Moscú, en colaboración con la Universidad Politécnica de Tomsk. Estará abierta al público desde el 21 de mayo al 3 de junio de 2013.
En la página del evento se encuentran imágenes y otros detalles del lugar y la dirección de la exposición.

Enviado por Ulrich Seidel el
German version: https://www. youtube.com/watch?v=aIeI8jHhRLo

Enviado por Elisabeth Schaber el
This workshop, which takes place at FuturiumLab, invites participants to critically examine the ethical and social implications of technological advancements. It reminds us that what is technically possible may not always align with what is socially desirable. Through thought-provoking ideas and experiments, the game sparks discussions about our political and social responsibility in navigating innovation, encouraging us to collaborate in shaping these developments for the future.
17-20

Enviado por IMAGINARY el



It is normal for us to use the speech recognition of our mobile phones when we want to find out the fastest way home. But actually, recognizing our language correctly, is not an easy task for a computer. When we speak, we blend multiple letters to a sound or make no pauses between the words. Each one of us also speaks differently due to our own accent or dialect. “Talk to me” shows us the processes necessary in the background for a machine to recognize our speech. Its neural network was trained with hundreds of hours of voice recordings in English and German in order to be able to detect every letter as correctly as possible.


Enviado por Christine Leininger el
Vamos a ver el proceso básico que conduce al desplazamiento de grandes volúmenes de agua. Este proceso se basa en la diferencia de densidad entre las masas de agua. Experimentos informáticos pueden ayudar a comprender el concepto, pero vamos a ver que un simple experimento que se puede hacer en casa con dos botellas de plástico, pajitas y sirope, también puede hacerlo.
Para más información consultar http://interstices.info/circulation-oceanique. Acceso a la versión francesa del video (French version of the video).

Enviado por Andreas Gebert el
Daily from 11.00 till 18.00h






Enviado por Andreas Daniel Matt el
IMAGINARY is part of the new book “Raising Public Awareness of Mathematics” by Springer: in the article “Mathematics Between Research, Applications, and Communication” by Gert-Martin Greuel and in the article “IMAGINARY and the Open Source Math Exhibition Platform” by Andreas Matt. It is also mentioned in several articles, as for example in the article on the website mathematik.de or in the article on the German Year of Mathematics. In the book you will find an exhaustive case study and many ideas on how to communicate maths to a broad public! More info at the Springer page.

Enviado por Torolf Sauermann el
Material, Transparency=20
A combination of two septics.
surfer Revision 55
Specail Surf-Code:
double PI = 2*arcsin(1);
root_finder=d_chain_newton;
epsilon=0.0000000000001;
iterations=1000;
iterations=1000;
a=2*a*(-0.140106854987124776454220549858);
clip=0;
Original septic by Oliver Labs with 99
singularities.
Sunflower Centre
surfer Revision 55
Specail Surf-Code:
double PI = 2*arcsin(1);
root_finder=d_chain_newton;
epsilon=0.0000000000001;
iterations=1000;
iterations=1000;
a=2*a*(-0.140106854987124776454220549858);
clip=0;
Original septic by Oliver Labs with 99
singularities.
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