| Time | Room | Event |
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| 9–10h | IV | Symposium 1 – Museums in a Technological Age: Preserving the Past for the Future Chair: Prof. Dr. Mônica Santos de Freitas (UFRJ/Brazil) |
| Navigating turbulent waters - the reconstruction of the Museu Nacional Humboldtian: Prof. Dr. Alexander Kellner (National Museum/UFRJ, Brazil) | ||
| 10–11h | IV | Poster Session with Refreshments – PhD candidates and researchers |
| 11–13h | IV | Symposium 2 – Can Advances in Technology and Artificial Intelligence Improve Scientific Reproducibility? Chair: Prof. Dr. Katrin Gelfert (UFRJ/Brazil) |
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Investigating and fostering reproducibility at a national level
Experienced Researcher: Prof. Dr. Olavo Amaral (UFRJ/Brazil) Zen in the art of reproducibility Humboldtian: Prof. Dr. Marco A. R. Mello (USP/Brazil) Open Science Practices: Beyond Technology Adoption Junior Researcher: Dr. Andrey Anderson dos Santos (UFSC/Brazil) | ||
| 13–14h | Restaurant | Lunch |
| 14–16h | III and IV | Round Table 1 and Round Table 2 |
| III | Round Table 1 – Technological Advances: Global Political Implications Chair: Raquel Lima Scalcon (FGV-SP) From Statistics to AI: Knowledge, Power, and the Transformation of Political Judgment Humboldtian: Prof. Dr. Alexandre Mendes Cunha (UFMG/Brazil) Platform Capitalism, Democratic Corrosion and the Consolidation of the Cybertariat in Brazil Humboldtian: Prof. Dr. Carlos Henrique Vieira Santana (UNILA) The Algorithmic Gavel: Mapping the AI Transformation of Justice — from Courts to the Streets of São Paulo Humboldtian: Prof. Dr. Heloisa Estellita (FGV Direito SP) Technopolitics in democratic (de)mobilization Humboldtian: Prof. Dr. Prof. Dr. Henrique Cukierman (UFRJ/Brazil) | |
| IV | Round Table 2 – Machine Learning in Health Sciences: Advances, Applications, and Challenges Chair: Prof. Dr. Horacio Santana Vieira (IFSC/Brazil) Domain-Invariant Classification of Misplaced Medical Devices in Plain Chest X-Ray Images Experienced Researcher: Dr. Leandro Aparecido Passos Júnior (UNESP/Brazil) Germany-Brazil Collaboration on AI-assisted Gastroenterology Humboldtian: Prof. Dr. João Paulo Papa (UNESP/Brazil) Leveraging Artificial Intelligence to Improve Mathematical Models of Infectious Diseases Humboldtian: Prof. Dr. Jaqueline Godoy Mesquita (UNICAMP/Brazil) Quantum fluids as a platform for the development of quantum sensors and technologies Humboldtian: Emanuel Alves de Lima Henn (USP/Brazil) | |
| 16–17h | IV | Poster Session with Refreshments – PhD candidates and researchers |
| 17–19h | III | Round Table 3 – Accessibility and Inclusion in a More Technological World: Why They Still Matter and How to Improve Them Chair: Prof. Dr. Elaine Maria Souza-Fagundes (UFMG/Brazil) The ‘Overview Effect’ and Technological Inclusion: Perspectives on Human Development from the Amazon Humboldtian: Prof. Dr. Jonas Carvalho e Silva (UFPA/Brazil) Contours of structural ableism: from information access to the representation of people with disabilities in the media Humboldtian: Prof. Dr. Ildo Francisco Golfetto (UFSC/Brazil) Carta para o futuro Experienced Researcher: Dietmar Starker (UFRJ/Brazil) From Access to Understanding: Communication as the Key to Inclusion Experienced Researcher: Juliana Guarany (Hamburg University/Germany) |
| 17–18:20h | IV | Round Table 4 – Does Access to Information Automatically Produce Knowledge? Teaching the Philosophy of Learning em>Chair: Prof. Dr. Mônica Santos de Freitas (UFRJ/Brazil) The perception and reframing of teaching in the age of AI Humboldtian: Gustavo Oliveira Pugliese (USP/Brazil) Is AI producing new knowledge? A comparative case study Humboldtian: Prof. Dr. Giorgio Venturi (University of Pisa/Italy) |
| 18:20–19h | IV | Session - Revisiting the concepts of the Afterlife of Antiquity (A. Warburg), cultural memory (J. and A. Assmann), and transculturation (F. Ortiz): encounters between classical tradition and Brazilian culture
A Lyra Brasileira, Carnavalesca e Umbandista / The Brazilian Lyre, Carnival-inspired and Umbanda-practicing
Humboldtian: Fábio Vergara Cerqueira (UFPel/Brazil) |
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