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potsdam2019:session_2_-_biographies_in_science [2019/12/09 19:29] – included a link to the Leo's slides marlopotsdam2019:session_2_-_biographies_in_science [2019/12/10 22:11] (current) – substituted slides.pdf with slideswithoutuncover.pdf. The latter is the version which doesn't use the uncover function of the beamer tex-class marlo
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 Leo could not attend the meeting in person because of an illness, but he agreed to still present his inspirational talk about vagabond science and historical examples of scientist who did not fit in the standard frame. Leo could not attend the meeting in person because of an illness, but he agreed to still present his inspirational talk about vagabond science and historical examples of scientist who did not fit in the standard frame.
  
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 In his project "Vienna Sock Exchange" after asking for support from established art institutions in order to put it up but that turned him down he resorted to guerilla techniques. He gives a list of possible funding sources: state/social, start-up money, private tuition/teaching, seasonal work, possible math-consulting ([[http://collective-denominator.org]])? In his project "Vienna Sock Exchange" after asking for support from established art institutions in order to put it up but that turned him down he resorted to guerilla techniques. He gives a list of possible funding sources: state/social, start-up money, private tuition/teaching, seasonal work, possible math-consulting ([[http://collective-denominator.org]])?
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 "How did your collaborations start?" "How did your collaborations start?"
  
-This questions gets more important when one leaves traditional academia and faces a question of legitimation. Leo tells about his experience just contacting people and asking for possible collaborations, but several times this turned towards a negotiation about grant proposals very early. He also tells about his experience in Ukraine where the style was like "discussion until the problem is solved". Important is a symmetric position: you do not arrive asking for funding but instead offer a collaboration.+These questions gets more important when one leaves traditional academia and faces a question of legitimation. Leo tells about his experience just contacting people and asking for possible collaborations, but several times this turned towards a negotiation about grant proposals very early. He also tells about his experience in Ukraine where the style was like "discussion until the problem is solved". Important is a symmetric position: you do not arrive asking for funding but instead offer a collaboration.
  
 "How do you find research questions?" "How do you find research questions?"
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