Workshops
‘Curious controversies’- paper at RSD11
Great achievement. Our colleague Anouk Geenen, together with Julieta Matos-Castaño, Deger Ozkaramanli, and Mascha van der Voort has published the paper ‘Curious […]
Make futures tangible- Interview
Corelia Baibarac-Duignan-Duignan and Julieta Matos-Castano have been interviewed by ‘Gebruiker Centraal’, a platform dedicated to citizen engagement. During the interview, Corelia and […]
Book chapter in ‘Rethinking Technology and Engineering’
Great milestone! Our colleague Anouk Geenen, together with Julieta Matos-Castano and Mascha van der Voort have published a book chapter in the […]
‘Seek out friction and controversy when making cities smarter’
www.stadzaken.nl has published an interview about our project. Interested about the perspectives of our project leads Mascha van der Voort, Michiel de […]
Courses
Welcome to two master students working on the project
With the start of the new semester in September, two new MSc students joined the project as part of their graduation project. […]
CuriousU Summerschool
Imagine you had to design collaboratively a city neighborhood around the value of romance. The first step would be to ask yourselves: […]
Scenario Based Product Design and Smart City Controversies
The summertime is an excellent period to reflect on the last academic course. Last year, one of our most inspiring activities was […]
Talks
Future Frictions at the Society 5.0 Festival
So inspiring to be at the https://society5festival.com organized by the Hogeschool van Amsterdam. Led by the municipality of Amsterdam, we engaged in […]
Symposium Future City Foundation
On 26 September 2022, we organised a symposium at Future City Foundation with our project partners and members of the advisory board. […]
Future Frictions present at Gogbot 2022
Future Frictions has been present at Gogbot 2022, at the WARP technopolis exhibition space. With this exhibit, we aimed at creating awareness […]
Talk at the Institute for the Future
On Thursday, July 28, 2022, Julieta Matos Castaño had a conversation with Rod Falcon (https://www.iftf.org/home/) about how we can use futures thinking […]