Noema

Noema Nel 2003 Noema è stato selezionato da RAI International come miglior sito culturale italiano. ISSN 2283-3145

[ITA] Noema è un magazine online (ISSN 2283-3145) sulle relazioni tra tecnologie, scienza, cultura e società.
[ENG] Noema is a magazine online (ISSN 2283-3145) about the relationships between technology, science, culture, and society. Italiano [English below]

Noema (nóēma, dal greco νόημα, “pensiero”, “concetto”, “idea”) è un magazine online (ISSN 2283-3145) sulle relazioni tra tecnologie, scien

za, cultura e società. La parola “cultura” significa anche “abitudini”, “modi di vita”, “comunicazione”, “arte”, “società”, “economia”, “media”, “filosofia”, “crisi climatica”, “ambiente”, “problematiche del post-umano e del non umano”…, mentre il termine “tecnologie” va inteso in maniera più estesa della sola accezione digitale. Noema è online dal Marzo 2000 ma le sue radici risalgono agli anni ’90: nel Marzo 1994 un piccolo gruppo dell’Università di Bologna pubblicava NetMagazine/MagNet (1994-98), primo magazine online in Italia, citato in libri, corsi e conferenze. Noema è sempre stato un riferimento nell’esplorazione e nell’analisi delle trasformazioni culturali grazie alla sua rete di autori, agli articoli e ai saggi multilingua che pubblica, ai progetti e alle ricerche che sostiene. Del suo Comitato Scientifico e dell’Advisory Board fanno parte ricercatori, studiosi ed esperti di livello internazionale. Noema ha fondato, guidato o supportato progetti ed eventi internazionali dall’arte alla didattica, dall’innovazione al cambiamento climatico, dall’editoria alla comunicazione. Tra questi fivewordsforthefuture, Noema Media & Publishing, art*science, Dialogues across the Seas, , Noema Online Education/e-learning.lab. Noema è partner di SciArt: Science, Art Society Project, progetto del Joint Research Center della Commissione Europea e della piattaforma europea EMAP (European Media Art Platform). Noema è una testata giornalistica registrata presso il Tribunale di Ravenna n. 1211 del 17/07/2003. ISSN 2283-3145


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Noema (nóēma, from Greek νόημα, “thought”, “concept”, “idea”) is an online magazine (ISSN 2283-3145) about the relationships between technology, science, culture, and society. The word “culture” also means “habits”, “lifestyles”, “communication”, “art”, “society”, “economy”, “media”, “philosophy”, “climate crisis”, “environment”, “post-human and non-human issues”…, while the term “technologies” should be understood more broadly than just in the digital sense. Noema has been online since March 2000, but its roots go back to the 90s: in March 1994, a small group from the University of Bologna published NetMagazine/MagNet (1994-98, see also here), the first online magazine in Italy, cited in books, courses, and conferences. In 2003, Noema was selected by RAI International as the best Italian cultural website. Noema has always been a reference in exploring and analyzing cultural transformations thanks to its network of authors, the multilingual articles and essays it publishes, and the projects and research it supports. Its Scientific Committee and Advisory Board include internationally renowned researchers, scholars, and experts. Noema has founded, led, or supported international projects and events ranging from art to education, from innovation to climate change, from publishing to communication. These include fivewordsforthefuture, Noema Media & Publishing, art*science, Dialogues across the Seas, , Noema Online Education/e-learning.lab. Noema is a partner of SciArt: Science, Art Society Project, a project of the European Commission’s Joint Research Center, and the European platform EMAP (European Media Art Platform). Noema is a journal registered at the Court of Ravenna, n.1211 – 17/07/2003.

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https://fivewordsforthefuture.eu/?p=4660
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  Alessandro Quaranta is a videoartist born in Turin in 1975. He currently teaches in the Multimedia Department at the Accademia di Belle Arti Giacomo Carrara of Bergamo (IT). His work has bee…

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