Lectures: 2009

16.12.2009 19:30
Falling into a Black Hole. Spaghettification and other exploits
Cornelia Faustmann
14.12.2009 19:30
Global “Supply Chains” Linking Women: Gender and Migration
09.12.2009 19:30
Truth and Rhetoric. Which counts more: the better argument or the better story?
Meinrad Ziegler
07.12.2009 19:30
Are the Creative Industries the key to a creative economy?
Robert Bauer
05.12.2009 10:00
Can this mysterious universe be the product of pure chance?
Heinz Oberhummer
02.12.2009 19:30
How will we build / live tomorrow?
Roland Gnaiger
30.11.2009 19:30
Pervasive Computing: How much technology is too much technology?
Alois Ferscha
28.11.2009 10:30
How Berta the Hen is eating up the rain forest and why this matters to us
Thomas Mohrs
25.11.2009 19:30
Do children need a culture of their own?
Bernd Dobesberger, Peter Rinderknecht, Markus Zeindlinger
23.11.2009 19:30
How do frogs keep a conversation going? Why some frogs croak and others don’t
Walter Hödl
18.11.2009 19:30
Are we alone? A scientific take on the question of extraterrestrial life
Gernot E. Grömer, Rudolf Albrecht, Birgit Sattler
16.11.2009 19:30
Linzer Beauties 09 – Outstanding examples in the visual arts
Irene Andessner
15.11.2009 11:00
Adalbert Stifter and Johannes Kepler’s revolution of the astronomical world view
Wolfgang Häusler
12.11.2009 19:30
How statistics and other numbers gain our trust only to disappoint it
Christian Fleck
11.11.2009 19:30
How do Think Tanks think?
Claus Pias
09.11.2009 19:30
Diagnosis Brain Tumor: A Life Between Hope and Hard Facts. Things to bear in mind in connection with this disorder
Josef Pichler, Gabriele Wurm
07.11.2009 19:00
The long night of scientific and scholarly research at the Kepler Salon
Christian Frauscher, Peter Becker, Franz Gruber, Michael Krieger, Sabine Seymour
04.11.2009 19:30
Re: God’s Warriors. On the perils of xenophobia and false appropriation
Barbara Frischmuth
04.11.2009 16:46
Red Contra Black in Late Imperial Vienna: Was Karl Lueger the True Architect of the Modern Austrian Political System?
John Boyer
02.11.2009 19:30
How do heart valves work?
Christoph Groß
26.10.2009 19:30
Plastic Surgery – Boon or Bogus?
Georg Huemer
24.10.2009 10:30
Visiting the planets in the company of Kepler? An expedition to the exciting world of space astronomy
Thomas Kallinger, Jürgen Öhlinger
23.10.2009 16:00
Can drama workshops make a difference in the Middle East conflict? Political sensitization, communication and empowerment – drama workshops as a way out of the Israeli-Palestinian impasse.
Nour A-Din Sh'hadda, Chen Alon
22.10.2009 19:30
"Wer einmal lügt, dem glaubt man nicht …” Truth and confidence in everyday life
Andrea Tippe
21.10.2009 19:30
Salon-Ozeane – Warum sich Menschen Wassertiere halten
Isabel Kranz
19.10.2009 19:30
How many genders are there really?
Sabine Hark
14.10.2009 19:30
Doubt – a force to rejuvenate philosophy or to frustrate it?
Thomas Mohrs
12.10.2009 19:30
Surveying the Milky Way
Thomas Lebzelter
11.10.2009 11:00
Dementia – A Mirror for Society
Irene Dyk-Ploss, Christa Schrauf
07.10.2009 19:30
Theremin – an instrument and its inventor. Ether music meets world politics
Günther Gessert
05.10.2009 19:30
Helmuth Gsöllpointner, Design and Linz: a ménage à trois
Helmuth Gsöllpointner
03.10.2009 10:30
Lifesphere – Feeling at home in your body
Michaela Schnider
30.09.2009 19:30
Smell is information - a tool for communication and navigation
Sissel Tolaas
28.09.2009 19:30
Science Without Limits? The accountability of scientists
Michael Rosenberger
26.09.2009 10:30
High Drama. The spectacle of life
Maxi Blaha
24.09.2009 19:30
What becomes visible, when we defamiliarize familiar surroundings? Creating riddles and solving them in art and science
Dietmar Becker, Regina Becker-Schmidt
23.09.2009 19:30
Democracy Equals Culture! Election observation
Tina Klopp, Barbara Tóth
21.09.2009 19:30
Politics Equals Culture. Election campaigns between advertising and diffamation.
Anton Pelinka
16.09.2009 19:30
Is the Sun a Source of Danger? The sun and space weather as factors in climate change.
Arnold Hanslmeier
14.09.2009 19:30
Changes in Perception. How eye conditions may change perception.
Siegfried Priglinger, Christos Haritoglou
12.09.2009 10:30
A Salad Bowl of Sounds and Letters. From “Ave Caesar” to “mega cool”, from the Tower of Babel to the dictionary.
Taliman E. Sluga
09.09.2009 19:30
Is Science a Quest for Truth?
Volker Gadenne
07.09.2009 19:30
Welt Essen – Why we need to have a new “gastrosophy” and to bring wisdom to the table.
Harald Lemke
02.09.2009 19:30
Gravitation: Driver of Cosmic Evolution – Stimulus of Research
Rudolf Dvorak, Christian Theis
31.08.2009 19:00
Wissensverkostung – Sampling Knowledge – Knowledge creates an appetite for science
Ute Amerstorfer, Peter Assmann, Maria Baumgartner, Ulrich Fuchs, Thomas Mohrs, Hermann Knoflacher, Katrin Nora Kober, Raimund Ločičnik, Waltraud Neuhauser, Karl Ramsmaier, Heinz Oberhummer, Daniel Weselka, Laurenz Widhalm
24.08.2009 19:30
The intellectual triad Kepler – Galilei – Descartes at the threshold to modern science
Herbert Pietschmann
17.08.2009 19:30
The Power of the Genes. Aging
Markus Hengstschläger
16.08.2009 10:00
Staying in the air for 10 hours on one litre of fuel and cover more than 1,000 km?
Karl Schmid
10.08.2009 19:30
Is Happiness a Prescription Drug – Is there such a thing as an intelligent policies on drugs?
Thomas Mohrs, Christoph Lagemann
03.08.2009 19:30
Are Asteroids a Threat to Earth?
Ronald Weinberger
27.07.2009 19:30
Going with the flow. Eine Mediengeschichte der Schwarmforschung zwischen Biologie und Computersimulation
Sebastian Vehlken
20.07.2009 19:30
‘Speaking Scars’. What did Tattoos tell Criminologists in 19th-century Europe?
Jane Caplan
13.07.2009 19:30
What will life look like for tomorrow’s senior citizens?
Markus Lehner, Paul Brandl, Franz Eckmair
06.07.2009 19:30
Media and Politics. Who is using whom for their own purposes?
Alexandra Föderl-Schmid, Walter Ötsch
01.07.2009 19:30
Ground-based astronomy and modern technology: larger – offering higher resolution – more sensitive.
Josef Hron
29.06.2009 19:30
Wine vats and the harmony of the world. What was Kepler actually up to during his time in Linz?
Gerhard Betsch
28.06.2009 11:00
Is peace something that’s audible? Approaches to the issue of peace in classical music
Dieter Senghaas
24.06.2009 19:30
Inventing music – how does it work? A tour d’horizon across the heart and the head of a composer
Gunter Waldek
22.06.2009 19:30
What is Quantum Physics? And why should I take an interest in it?
Markus Arndt
17.06.2009 19:30
Freedom of will – one of humanity’s fairy stories?
Franz M. Wuketits, Thomas Mohrs
15.06.2009 19:30
Education – an Ideal or a Commodity? Orientations and Expectations of Pupils and Students
Lena Berenberg, Johannes Duschl, Laura Kepplinger, Hartwig Skala
10.06.2009 19:30
The Prefix of a Century – The astonishing peculiarities of modern science
Ernst Peter Fischer
09.06.2009 19:30
PISA – What truths does research generate?
Johann Bacher
08.06.2009 19:30
Kepler and Dark Matter
Hans Michael Maitzen
03.06.2009 19:30
How do you get to be the person that you really are? A User’s Manual for the psyche
Peter Spatt
01.06.2009 19:30
Why do we always take it for granted that there must be an agent? The philosophical concept of “self-organisation”, illustrated with examples drawn from science, crime novels and lyrical poetry
Simon Reitze
27.05.2009 19:30
Celbrating liberation – but how?
Niko Wahl, Heidemarie Uhl, Peter Larndorfer
25.05.2009 19:30
What use is biodiversity? The variety of plant diversity at the Botanical Garden
Friedrich Schwarz
23.05.2009 10:30
The History of Space Travel. Science fiction is turning into reality
Martin Tajmar
20.05.2009 19:30
Can algorithmic art be generated from 2,000-year-old symbols? On disappearance, perspective and utopian projections
Wolfgang Dorninger
18.05.2009 19:30
The Quest for the Horowitz Factor. An unusual expedition into the world of music interpretation
Gerhard Widmer
13.05.2009 19:30
Growth market handicap? Normality beyond “Licht-ins-Dunkel” social romanticism
Gregor Demblin
11.05.2009 19:30
The Return to the Moon. From Kepler’s “Dream” to the Age of Space Travel
Gernot E. Grömer
06.05.2009 19:30
Uselessness as a relevant category. What happens if we choose not to be useful?
Christine Gaigg, Robert Pfaller
04.05.2009 19:30
Better than nothing – sustainably good? The digital North-South divide
Dieter Klumpp
03.05.2009 10:00
The City as a Musical Score. Music in the urban context and the rituals of the Newars in the Kathmandu valley
Gert-Matthias Wegner
29.04.2009 19:30
CityScienceTalk in the Kepler Salon. The Aesthetics of Energy Conservation
Wolfgang Modera, , Heinz Plöderl, Martin Treberspurg
27.04.2009 19:30
Is the Vatican seeking to turn the clock back to before the 1963 Council?
Richard Picker, Hans Winkler
22.04.2009 19:30
Colour policy. How colours serve as vehicles for meaning and attitudes.
Thomas Macho
20.04.2009 19:30
How school has become what it is. The historical and economic foundations of the modern school system
Ines Maria Breinbauer
15.04.2009 19:30
Money rules the world – to its last gasp?
Michaela Keplinger-Mitterlehner, Thomas Mohrs
13.04.2009 19:30
Enough is never enough. Or could it be the case that more medicine is actually too much? Health Technology Assessment as a scientific discipline.
Claudia Wild
08.04.2009 19:30
Light pollution is a matter that concerns all of us. The dark side of light
Othmar Coser, Dietmar Hager, Günther Wuchterl
06.04.2009 19:30
„Wegzeit”. What impact does commuting have in cultural terms?
Claudia Weinzierl
01.04.2009 19:30
Men with power: Is there a crisis of masculinity in the global ruling class?"
Raewyn Connell
30.03.2009 19:30
Hören – Nichthören [To hear or not to hear]
Sam Auinger
28.03.2009 10:00
Matinee Friedrich Dürrenmatt: Scenic readings. “We can be reached only by comedy behind which the tragic becomes visible.” (Friedrich Dürrenmatt)
Margret Czerni, Silvia Glogner, Thomas Kasten, Manuel Klein, Stefan Matousch, Wolfgang Pöckl
26.03.2009 18:00
Final Event: A Comparison of 20th-Century civil wars in Europe
Monika Flacke,
25.03.2009 19:30
Insights into lifeworlds
Ruth Karner, Anita Pehamberger
23.03.2009 19:30
What are the structures of the universe? From the Big Bang to today
Gerhard Hensler
19.03.2009 18:00
"Homeland is Where Freedom Resides?” civil war Refugees from Former Yugoslavia in Upper Austria
Milicevic Ruzica, Nenad Vukosavljevic
18.03.2009 19:30
Russia and the European Union: partners or rivals? Shared values – Shared interests – Clashes of interest
Hans-Georg Wieck
16.03.2009 19:30
Tell me where the women are. Gender representation at the universities and in the sciences
Petra Unger
14.03.2009 10:00
Frogs and the gift of the gab. Why some frogs croak and others don’t
Walter Hödl
12.03.2009 19:00
The Power of the (Poet’s) Word versus the Apocalypse – Stevan Tontič and the Civil War in Former Yugoslavia
Stevan Tontič
11.03.2009 19:30
Afraid of global warming? The lessons global warming can teach us
Gernot Patzelt
09.03.2009 19:30
What does yesterday’s snow tell us about tomorrow’s climate? On the reconstruction of extremes of climate and the patterns of their interpretation
Christian Pfister
05.03.2009 18:00
Film and Discussion of the Italian civil war in 1943-45
Marzia Gigli, Guido Chiesa
04.03.2009 19:30
Clone, model or monster: What will tomorrow’s human beings look like? Visions in fantastic literature
Sabine Coelsch-Foisner
02.03.2009 19:30
The limits to growth as exemplified by biomass. Are there such things as ecological “laws”?
Marianne Popp
28.02.2009 10:00
Masks and what they tell us. Masks from different countries – their expressions, their messages
Markus Kupferblum
25.02.2009 19:30
Lifesphere. Feeling at home in one’s own body
Michaela Schnider
23.02.2009 19:30
Who has built the Bridgehead Buildings? Deconstructing a construction job
Hito Steyerl, Gabu Heindl
22.02.2009 11:00
Is it true that anything goes in statistics?
Andreas Quatember
19.02.2009 18:00
Discussion: The Current Discourse in Spain Regarding the Spanish civil war
Emilio Silva Barrera, Sören Brinkmann
18.02.2009 19:30
“The limits of my language mean the limits of my world”
Anna Mitgutsch, Thomas Mohrs
16.02.2009 19:30
Social security and crime-related anxiety. Can social policies protect against a sense of crime-related insecurity?
Helmut Hirtenlehner
14.02.2009 19:30
Any reason why we should be afraid of Hell?
Michael Hoelzl
12.02.2009 20:00
Am 75. Jahrestag: Was blieb vom Februar 1934?
VertreterIn der SPÖ, , VertreterIn der ÖVP, , Helmut Wagner
11.02.2009 19:30
Fußball trifft Kunst? [Is football about to steamroller art?]
, Reinhard Kannonier
09.02.2009 19:30
Music as therapy – dream or reality?
Franz Harnoncourt
04.02.2009 19:30
UFO religions and the “Chariots of the Gods” – New religious ideas in the age of space travel?
Andreas Grünschloss
02.02.2009 19:30
A Journey Through the Hand
Harald Schöffl, Franz A. Fellner, Ferdinand Reisinger
28.01.2009 19:30
The Global Financial Crisis – Will the taxpayer have to foot the bill?
Friedrich Schneider
26.01.2009 19:30
We are stardust. Cosmic dust as the basis of human existence
Thomas Posch
24.01.2009 10:00
The city’s climate yesterday, today and tomorrow. Pollution and climate protection
Helga Kromp-Kolb
21.01.2009 19:30
What is mechatronics?
Kurt Schlacher
19.01.2009 19:30
How topical is Early Music?
Michael Oman, Carin van Heerden
14.01.2009 18:00
Is opera a chimera?
Franz Hummel, Sandra Hummel
12.01.2009 19:30
Mathematics as a beacon of the Enlightenment
Rudolf Taschner

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