Jens Schröter gives a talk on »Electronic Noses« on the »The Odorous Object« Conference at the renowned Brown University, Providence, USA.
Here is the link to the Symposium!
Photos by Silviu Guiman.
In a new episode of the legendary podcast »Fotografie Neu Denken« Prof. Dr. Jens Schröter discusses with Andy Scholz the recent changes in image culture and the role of media studies.
(and here is the link to my first interview in »Fotografie Neu Denken« from 2021)
In an interview with the Volkswagen-Foundation Prof. Dr. Jens Schröter speaks about the changes and continuities in scientifc practice when working with AI.
Martina Leeker from the University of Cologne conducted this interview on artistic research.
Here is the link to the video.
NEW!
Interview in Istanbul journal ARCHAEO MEDIA on THE PAST AND FUTURE OF MEDIA ARCHAEOLOGY!
Intercultural Dialogue and Interdisciplinary Convergence:
Toward Plural Media Studies
Wu Jingwei, Jens Schröter, Song Sijing (Translator)
Journal of Communication Innovation Research, 2, 2025, p. 1-13 + 238.
This article conducts an in-depth interview with Jens Schröter, a German media studies scholar. It attempts to define and explore the characteristics, boundaries, current significance and limitations, as well as future developments of media studies. Taking as its starting point the study of the technologies and associated institutions and practices that are necessary to store, transmit, process and display information, media studies is both distinct from other fields of study and also has possibilities that allow for dialogue and integration, presenting itself as a plural discipline. On the one hand, media studies emerge based on the overlapping of different developments, focusing on a specific object (media) with various approaches and perspectives. On the other hand, media studies, which for historical reasons focuses more on technology, can in the future incorporate economic and political issues into its research framework through dialog and integration with other fields, such as economics; German media studies can likewise engage in a dialog with media studies in other countries, such as China and France. In our current technological society, we are dependent on technological infrastructure all the time, and media studies are helping to answer the question of what is happening around us and society.
Here is the link to the paper!
The translated article is: 跨媒介性的四种话语. In 艺术跨媒介研究精粹, Li Jian & Werner Wolf (ed.), pp. 178-190. trans. Zhan Yuelan, Beijing: SDX Joint Publishing Company, 2025. (ISBN: 978–7–108–08180–3)
It is an honour to be included in the last book Achim Szepanski, the founder of legendary music label MILLE PLATEAUX, could edit before his death in 2024.
Rest in peace dear Achim.
Here is the link to the gradually ONLINE FIRST publication of the handbook!
ALREADY 39 PAPERS PUBLISHED! SOME MORE TO COME!