Waag operates at the intersection of science, technology and the arts, focusing on technology as an instrument of social change, guided by the values of fairness, openness and inclusivity. Read more.
WaagInterfaceThe soil takes care of our food, but who takes care of the soil? Walk towards the future with Waag!
- WaagInterface14-06-2021Joining the land walk? Waag collected tips for background reading, watching, and listening. Step into the world of soil, agriculture and biodiversity…
- We makeOpen Design Lab14-06-2021Is a so-called Zoöp the way to embed ecology into urban development? Waag spoke to Klaas Kuitenbrouwer of De Nieuwe Instituut.
WaagInterface07-06-2021Technology is not neutral. Waag takes assumptions and prejudices into her work, too (article in Dutch).
WaagInterface28-05-2021Marleen Stikker visited The Hague to talk about the topic of digitisation in the new government to be formed.
We makeOpen Wetlab16-05-2021'Through play, I want to reframe our relationship with plants,' says artistic researcher Špela Petrič.
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WaagInterface14 Jun 2021Joining the land walk? Waag collected tips for background reading, watching, and listening. Step into the world of soil, agriculture and biodiversity…
WaagInterface14 Jun 2021Waag is publishing her annual report for 2020: a year of working from home in the public stack, hacking the green city, and more. (Dutch)
We makeTextileLab10 Jun 2021Addressing the environmental impact of the textile industry through a grassroots initiative focusing on discarded consumer textile.
We careSmart Citizens Lab20 May 2021A throwback of the Waag Talk at DDW about the importance of citizen science and how to co-create in healthcare.
WaagInterface16 May 2021The Amsterdam newspaper 'Het Parool' wrote about Waag's plans to open up her ground floor for the general public.
We makeTextileLab15 May 2021Hearth Design Lab fills the knowledge gap between senior secondary vocational and science levels.
We codeFuture Internet Lab15 May 2021When talking about public spaces, we distinguish the digital from the physical public space - but physical spaces are increasingly becoming digitised…
We learnFuture Heritage Lab11 May 2021Waag went on a field trip to see which plants, humans, animals, buildings and life-forms are to be found at Amsterdam Science Park.
We learnFuture Heritage Lab7 May 2021Across the globe, heritage crafts are under threat. Handweaving in India is one of them. But there is a hopeful story about its revival.
We learnFuture Heritage Lab7 May 2021Shelly Chuang tested out the newly developed prototypes at Garage Kempering in Amsterdam Zuid-Oost.
WaagInterface7 May 2021On Thursday evening, Marleen Stikker debated on late-night talk show BEAU about an app for the vaccination passport (NL).
WaagInterface3 May 2021Waag is exploring the future in the Netherlands. In what kind of world do people want to live? And how can we improve the future from the now?
WaagInterface3 May 2021'Acid Clouds' is a research and visualisation of the growing amount of data centers in the Netherlands by artist Niels Schrader and photographer Roel…
We codeFuture Internet Lab30 Apr 2021How Urbanite can learn from Lisbon’s urban planning.
We codeSmart Citizens Lab30 Apr 2021Waag has developed its own open source sound meters for Amsterdam Sounds. In this blog we explain which choices have been made and why.
