“… The filter topic is interdisciplinary by nature, and can be approached from various perspectives of physics, biology, materials sciences, as well as cultural history, media theory, information philosophy, and so on, and any reductionist explanations might miss the larger systems and processes at work. The objective of this work, was on one hand, address the inherently interdisciplinary nature of the topic of filter, and on the other hand, to develop a novel trans-disciplinary model of filter that is based on an active and comprehensive understanding of the phenomena to systematically rethink the ontologies, ecologies, activities, and value systems associated with filter. To fulfil this, the approach was, while having a historical dimension in perspective, explore a variety of examples from contemporary developments within a wide range of research projects in the natural and social sciences that investigate filter materials, filter…
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