FORUM DAY 2 | ART & SCIENCE

AI's impact on healthcare, from the promises of faster and more precise diagnoses to biased data sets and their implications.

What if cities were like sponges? An immersive journey into climate-adaptive futures, where floods and droughts reshape urban life through nature-inspired design.

Join the presentation of our current research project with Berlin-based artists researching in Berlin science labs – with topics on neuroscience, artificial intelligence, biodiversity, and ecology!

What if you could hear air pollution? What if you could feel the vibrations of bumblebee wings? Can we build wearables for humans that let us tune into a different life cycle?

Can open science and biohacking support feminist movements and reproductive justice?

How do we create space for collective en-visioning and experimentation at the intersection of AI and the arts?

Ever thought an ancient adobe brick could be a blueprint for a more sustainable future? Discover how Timbuktu's past is shaping African art, education, and technology today.

What if sensory immersion was not just enrichment, but a pathway to collective healing and wellbeing? Explore how Neuroaesthetics can help to restore human connection.

A speculative game about denied reproductive rights that need to be reinvented.

This session explores how quantum mechanics and quantum computing are pushing creative practice “beyond now” through a vibrant mix of film, live demo, presentations, and an audience Q&A.

Unlearning the creative self: How to leverage co-agencies between makers and machines, artists and audiences?

Let's get in touch with touch! This workshop brings together disability access, touch and digital archiving.

Have you wondered about the stars and our position within in the cosmic world? Join us on our Cosmic wonder into the universe.

What if cities were like sponges? An immersive journey into climate-adaptive futures, where floods and droughts reshape urban life through nature-inspired design.

This panel will invite the audience to reflect on how emerging art forms can help society sense, question, and shape worlds beyond now.

Can Decentralised Autonomous Organisations help us reimagine ownership and belonging? This panel explores Web3 as socio-technical tools for autonomy, collective care and environmental justice.

“We use design to ask questions about the kinds of worlds we want to live in.”

Can machines help us listen better? Join us to explore AI, care, and creativity at Berlin Science Week.

A night of live robotic techno and futuristic beats: Moritz Simon Geist performs with self-built sound machines, then Sarah Farina brings her signature RainbowBass energy to the floor.