ZeMKI Visiting Research Fellows 2026
ZeMKI, Centre for Media, Communication and Information Research
The Centre for Media, Communication and Information Research (ZeMKI) is one of seven central research units at the University of Bremen and is one of the important European institutions researching questions into media-related transformations at the interface of the cultural, social, and technical sciences. Our research focuses on the emerging digital society in terms of the inequalities it generates while probing the historicity of their genesis and the challenges posed by algorithmic systems, automation, and the burgeoning datafied society. ZeMKI coordinates the international „Communicative AI“ research unit.
Investigating how deep mediatization transforms society — at the intersection of culture, communication, and technology.
Exploring how communicative AI reshapes the fabric of societal communication — and what futures it opens and forecloses.
Developing and refining digital methods in context — combining computational approaches with qualitative depth.
News
Samira Ghozzi-Ben Miled: Publication of her work on Western constructions in Tintin
26. November 2024
Talk by Andreas Hepp at the Online Colloquium "Living and Research in Times of Deep Mediatization"
25. November 2024
Daniel Whelan-Shamy from Queensland as Visiting Researcher at ZeMKI
25. November 2024
ComAI Lecture with Prof. Dr. Claes de Vreese
21. November 2024
Dom Ford: Lecture"How players talk about disastrous game launches: What went wrong with Cities: Skylines II?"
20. November 2024
Rebecca Scharlach as a Guest on SWR Aktuell Podcast
18. November 2024
ComAI Lecture with Ralf Bendrath
18. November 2024
Lecture by Kerstin Radde-Antweiler at the workshop "Playing the Aggressor. Historical Conquest, Colonization, and Resistance in Video Games"
ZeMKI member Prof. Dr. Kerstin Radde-Antweiler will give a lecture on November 16, 2014 on the topic “How to Deal with an Aggressor in Real Time? Digital Gaming as Part of Interpreting and Negotiating the Russian Invasion of 2022” at the University of Heidelberg. The workshop will analyze video games that reconstruct, model, or draw (…)
15. November 2024
