SWS ACADEMY

SWS Academy Archive

COMPLETED INITIATIVES

Academy Archive

Completed projects and workshops remain available with their original descriptions and official links.

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Past Workshops

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Art in Science Workshop – Humboldt University, Berlin

This workshop introduces art-based methods and scientific communication in interdisciplinary research. Participants engage in practical sessions including project planning, conceptual development, and collaborative creation. The workshop culminates in public project presentations, and selected outcomes will be exhibited during the Berlin Science Week in November, with a possible second exhibition at Tropentag 2025 in Bonn. Participation is free of charge, but spaces are limited to ensure close mentorship and creative exchange.

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International Workshop for Science and Art 2025 – Kanazawa, Japan

This workshop explores the interface between scientific inquiry and artistic expression through hands-on sessions in computer graphics, media art, and interactive environments. It gathers artists, technologists, and scientists interested in creating dialogue between digital tools and conceptual frameworks. The workshop is part of the NICOGRAPH International 2025 activities and welcomes participants from both science and art backgrounds.

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ISEA 2025 Workshops – International Symposium on Electronic Art

ISEA 2025 offers a series of workshops exploring the intersection of art, science, and technology. Participants will engage in hands-on sessions covering topics such as interactive media, digital art, and emerging technologies, fostering interdisciplinary collaboration.

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ESA Earth Observation Remote Sensing Workshop

This workshop provides university students with insights into remote sensing techniques and their applications. Participants will work with real satellite data, guided by ESA experts, covering topics such as optical, thermal infrared, and radar remote sensing, including Synthetic Aperture Radar (SAR) and data fusion.

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UNESCO Workshop on Geoheritage Management in Designated Sites

This workshop focuses on the management and conservation of geoheritage within UNESCO designated sites. Participants will engage in discussions and field activities aimed at enhancing sustainable practices and promoting geodiversity.

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Marine Science, Ocean Arts: Interdisciplinary, Intertidal, Interdependent

This integrative workshop addresses the ocean emergency by bringing together artists, scientists, and advanced students. Participants will acquire rigorous skills in both scientific and artistic inquiry and expression. The program encourages the development of individual and collaborative interdisciplinary projects, culminating in showcase works that highlight the interdependence of marine science and ocean arts.