On the 5th of June, Yen Tzu Chang will perform WHOSE SCALPEL, the artistic outcome of the residency ”STEAM Imaging.” The STEAM-team and prominent keynote speakers Horst Hahn and Gerfried Stocker looking forward to discussing the topic complexity in medicine and arts with the guests. Up: Gerfried Stocker, Yen Tzu Chang Below: Horst Hahn, Gerfried Stocker. Thomas Bendig, Bianka Hofmann, Veronika Liebl, Sabrina Haase, Gerfried Stocker, Dorothee Höfter, Horst Hahn. Copyright: Fra

Design and realization of a workshop and talk: "Flesh and Voxel: Making Sense of Medical Images | STEM TO STEAM." Talk about the potential of connecting scientific expertise and artistic creativity to mold the future. With the pilot artist-in-residence project called STEAM Imaging, I designed for Fraunhofer MEVIS, the scientific disciplines were departed beyond knowledge silos, and not only an artistic approach but also school students were integrated. I see involving the you

Delighted to give a workshop with the mathematician Sabrina Haase at the intersection of art, science, technology, media, and entertainment at the Raw Science Film Festival. We exhibited the steps of our journey from STEM to STEAM workshops and provided a demo of ”Inside Insight,” an interactive web tool for a practical introduction into creative mathematics, physics, and computer science, with a focus on enhancing medical data artistically. We are preparing ”Inside Insight

This workshop was an opportunity to bring together scholars and practitioners to jointly discuss and reflect on contents, approaches and methodologies that draw the link between synthetic biology and artistic research and how those can synergically interact by mutually interrogating and reconsidering their methodologies and modes of operation in an Artist in Residence program like KLAS. In this workshop they were particularly interested in discussions and perspectives that ex

Dialog-oriented Sci-Comm: From "STEAM Imaging" to "Whose Scalpel" - An Artist-in-Residency including pupils - conclusion of my talk. From the perspective of the scientific organization. Scientists can contribute to developing utopias neither dystopias nor promises of technological salvation. Scientific organizations could host cross-disciplinary, intergenerational platforms to deal with the impact of new technologies at an early stage. STEAM Imaging, Fraunhofer MEVIS' residen

Read more about the aims of the residency STEAM IMAGING to foster engagement with, and ownership of future technology and THE EUROPEAN DIGITAL ART AND SCIENCE NETWORK in this book: https://www.aec.at/artandscience/en/ #STEAM #artsci #artistinresidency #sciart #article

The premiere of Yen Tzu Changs performance WHOSE SCALPEL at the Ars Electronica Festival 2017. The installation is the artistic outcome of the artist-in-residency project STEAM Imaging, which I designed, lead and realized with the mathematician Sabrina Haase for Fraunhofer MEVIS. YEN TZU CHANG on WHOSE SCALPEL: "WHOSE SCALPEL" is a sound performance combined with visual and 3D printed installation, realized with an application framework for medical image processing. Mixing se

STEAM Imaging: A Pupils’ Workshop Experiment in Computer Science, Physics, and Sound Art Published in SCIART MAGAZINE Special Topics August 2017: STEAM, 1. August 2017 By Bianka Hofmann, Sabrina Haase, and David Black, Fraunhofer Institute for Medical Image Computing MEVIS Alongside Taiwanese media artist Yen Tzu Chang, Fraunhofer MEVIS scientists Sabrina Haase and Bianka Hofmann designed a creative workshop for pupils in the field of computer-assisted medicine and sound art

The independent evaluation results of the workshops with pupils in the course of the artist-in-residency program STEAM imaging were published. Together with mathematician Sabrina Haase and artist Yen Tzu Chang I set up the workshop for pupils in Bremen and Linz to explore medical imaging technologies and sound art in collaboration with the Fraunhofer Talent School Bremen and the Ars Electronica in Linz. The workshops in Bremen and Linz were evaluated by the external scien

With the mathematician Sabrina Haase I realized an interactive two day workshop alongside Taiwanese media artist Yen Tzu Chang for pupils in the field of computer-assisted medicine and sound art within the STEAM Imaging artist-in-residency program. The first workshop took place at the Fraunhofer MEVIS Institute at the Technology Park in Bremen. Read the articel in SciArt Special Issue STEAM, August 2017 #workshop #artsci #sciart #STEAM #artistinresidency

Mentoring the artist Yen Tzu Chang from March to September 2017. Yen Tzu Chang was the recipient of the residency STEAM imaging which I designed and led with Sabrina Haase. The residency was jointly hosted by Fraunhofer MEVIS and Ars Electronica. It connected computer-assisted medicine with education and art. The Taiwanese media artist, whose previous works have included experimental sound performances and who specializes in creating customized electronic instruments, had a

I presented the artist-in-residency program ”STEAM Imaging” as part of the SciCom activities at Fraunhofer MEVIS. Why and how did we realize it? Together with Claudia Schnugg, we discussed the concept paper of MPI's announcement of an artist as a researcher at the Max Planck Institute for Empirical Aesthetics and elaborated evaluation criteria for this new residency program based on other Artist in Residence programs. #workshop #artistinresidency #STEAM #sciart #artsci

Interview about the background of an exciting artist-in-residency pilot project I designed with the mathematician Sabrina Haase that focuses on links between art and science. We’re also integrating pupils into this experiment. Image Copyright: Fraunhofer MEVIS #interview #producer #AudienceEngagement #artistinresidency #STEAM #mentoring #workshop #sciart #artsci