Publications
Klausner, M. (2026). Von Gesteins- und Protokollschichten: Ein Kommentar zum Stapeln. Berliner Blätter, 92, 120–124.
https://doi.org/10.60789/921216
Klausner, M., Dietrich, C., Hagemeister J. (2024). Wenn Daten auf Reisen gehen. Eine ethnografische Spurensuche zu Frankfurts Mobilitätsdaten. In N. Gorgus, V. Asschenfeldt, I. Chhima, P. Henning, S. Roller, & S. Thimm (Hg.), Schriften des Historischen Museums Frankfurt: Band 45. Bewegung! Frankfurt und die Mobilität (Vol. 45, pp. 76—77). Frankfurt am Main: Societäts-Verlag.
This article appeared in the museum catalog for the exhibition On the Move! Frankfurt and Mobility.
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Conference Contributions
Throughout the project duration, we have regularly presented our research at academic conferences. Here is a selection of our presentations. We welcome any further questions at any time.
- Conference contribution at STS Hub Berlin 2025At STS Hub 2025 in Berlin, which was held under the heading „Diffracting the Critical“, our project was represented with a contribution on the various forms of boundary work that civil society actors perform in connection with their data practices. The presentation dealt with the role of voluntary data work in negotiations on a transport …
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- Conference contribution Data Power Conference 2024At the Data Power Conference 2024, we discussed data work and power relations in a data-based transformation of urban mobility. Our presentation focused on the political significance of unequal data availability for different forms of mobility. While motorised private transport is comprehensively recorded, walking and cycling often remain invisible. It is often civil society actors …
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- Workshop at the Ethnography Studio at USC 2024In September 2024, as part of a research trip to Los Angeles, we organised the workshop „Missing, Underappreciated, Found“ together with Andrea Ballestero as part of the Ethnography Studio and discussed our research on the topic of „Maps and Models as Machine Ethnography“ with colleagues. With the Ethnography Studio at the University of Southern California …
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- Conference contribution EASST/4S 2024 in AmsterdamAt the EASST/4S conference in Amsterdam, Martina Klausner spoke on the panel ‘Voicing Places’ about the intertwining of data and politics. Her narrative ranged from the acoustic diversity of signals and noises in urban street space to the invisible and inaudible signals written and transmitted by induction loops, sensors and scanners. She explained why car …
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- Conference contribution EASST/4S 2024 in AmsterdamDuring the EASST/4S conference in Amsterdam in 2024, we discussed data supply chains in the public sector. In our presentation, we showed that transport data does not simply flow, but moves along sometimes bumpy paths through a network of actors and exchange relationships. While city administrations, companies and citizens generate, use and share data, these …
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