Schedule
New Arctic & Digital Ocean Workshop
Wednesday, 19 June
I. Arrival & Reception [Trondheim]
19.00-21.00
Opening reception at Lorckstuene (Trondheim Public Library), Kjøpmannsgata 20, Trondheim, 19.00. Note: this is a separate entrance from the main library entrance; make sure to use this address.
- Co-sponsored by Big Challenge Science Festival, NTNU Oceans and NTNU Anthropology of Organizations
- Welcome by Ingrid Schjølberg, Vice Dean Research & Director of NTNU Oceans.
- Local drinks and refreshments provided by Sellanraa
Thursday, 20 June
II. Morning Session [NTNU]
[Note: All NTNU workshop sessions will be held at Kalvskinnet Akrinn 3. etasje Møterom T03.504 - TBM302 / Kalvskinnet Akrinn Building, 3rd floor Meeting room T03.504 - TBM302. For precise directions, please refer to this map.]
9.00-12.00
Workshop Introduction [9.00-9.30]
- Welcome, project background, and workshop framing: Michael Watts* (UC Berkeley), Arthur Mason* (NTNU); Alexander Arroyo* (UC Berkeley), Berit Kristoffersen* (University of Tromsø, Arctic Center)
Guest Presentations: Assembling the Digital Ocean I – Perspectives from Engineering & Computer Science [9.30-10.30]
- Knut Høyland (NTNU)
- Eric Monteiro (NTNU)
––––– Coffee –––––
Workshop Participant Introductions [11.00-12.00]
- Nabil Ahmed (NTNU)
- Alexander Dodge (NTNU)
- Jessica Lehman (Durham University)
- Kim Ménage (NTNU)
- Hanna Musiol (NTNU)
- Kjerstin Uhre (Dahl & Uhre Architects/Oslo School of Architecture and Design)
––––– NTNU Transport to Equinor –––––
III. Afternoon Session [Equinor Research Center]
12.30 – 16.00
Site visit to Equinor Research Center, Arkitekt Ebbells veg 10, 7053 Ranheim, facilitated by Vidar Hepsø (NTNU/Principal Researcher, Equinor)
Lunch in Equinor building café [12.30-13.15]
Equnior Presentations [13.15-16.00]
- Vidar Hepsø (NTNU/Principal Researcher, Equinor)
- Anders Hermansen (Principal Researcher, environmental technologies, sustainability/climate)
- Ingunn Nilssen (Principal Researcher, environmental technologies, sustainability/climate)
- Randi Hagemann (advisor, environmental technologies, sustainability/climate)
Return to Trondheim/Sosiologisk Poliklinikk
––––– NTNU Transport to Sosiologisk Poliklinikk –––––
IV. Evening Session [Sosiologisk Poliklinikk]
17.00-19.00
Oceanic Openings: New Economic, Technological & Geopolitical Frontiers in the Arctic and Beyond
Public Panel @ Sosiologisk Poliklinikk, Brattørgata 8, 7010, Trondheim
- Introductory comments on Sosiologisk Poliklinikk
- Moderators/Discussants:
- Berit Kristoffersen
- Michael Watts
- Panelists/Presenters:
- Panel 1: Kjerstin Uhre, Silje Lundberg, Berit Kristoffersen (discussant)
- Panel 2: Nabil Ahmed, Jessica Lehman, Michael Watts (discussant)
- Open discussion
––––– Dinner @ Øx tap room –––––
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Friday, 21 June
V. Morning Session [NTNU]
9.00-12.00
Workshop Day 2 Agenda [9.00-9.15]
Guest Presentations: Assembling the Digital Ocean II – Perspectives from Marine Science & Technology [9.15-10.30]
- Ingrid Ellingsen (SINTEF Oceans)
- Petter Norgren (AMOS)
- Open discussion
––––– Coffee –––––
Guest Presentations: Approaching the New Arctic through the Environmental Humanities [11.00-12.00]
- Siri Granum Carson (Philosophy, NTNU)
- Hanna Musiol (Environmental Humanities, NTNU, ISL & NTNU ARTEC)
- Open discussion
––––– Lunch –––––
VI. Afternoon Session [NTNU]
14.00 – 16.00
Review + Planning [14.00-15.30]
- Opening comments by Michael Watts
- Review of NADO Workshop 1 (UC Berkeley) & scope of future collaborations by Alexander Arroyo
- Open discussion
Wrap-up [15.30-16.00]
- Summary of workshop themes, outcomes, and planning priorities
- Looking forward: Individual and collective activities, comments by Arthur Mason
––––– Break –––––
VII. Closing Reception [Kunsthall Trondheim]
19.00
Closing reception w/ guests @ Kunsthall Trondheim, Kongens gate 2, co-sponsored by NTNU Oceans & NTNU Department of Anthropology.
- Kunsthall Trondheim celebrates the end of the NADO Workshop with an introduction to the summer exhibition, mind moves with matter, body blends into space.
- Welcome by Malin Ravn, Chair, NTNU Department of Anthropology & Michael Watts