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Milton Fernando Gonzalez Rodriguez and Paula Muhr
We extend our sincere gratitude to Cornelius Borck, Robert Meunier,
and Flora Lysen for their generous feedback on the chapter and their
insightful suggestions, which not only enhanced our analysis of the
case studies but also provided essential new perspectives. The
unwavering support offered by Alfred Freeborn and Elizabeth Hughes
from the outset was crucial in drafting the final version, as was the
valuable input we received from all the project participants
throughout. We deeply appreciate the organizers’ efforts in creating
such a remarkable collaborative project, a truly unforgettable
experience—thank you. This chapter has received funding from the
European Union’s Horizon 2020 research and innovation program
under the Marie Skłodowska Curie grant agreement no. 101026198.
Flora Lysen
I would like to express my gratitude to Alfred Freeborn and Elizabeth
Hughes for the invitation to contribute to this volume, their patience,
their insightful reviews, and, most importantly, for initiating a highly
fruitful collaboration with the artist Marlene Bart. Many, many thanks
to Marlene Bart for being such a warm, engaging, and perceptive
conversation partner and collaborator from the very beginning. I am
also deeply appreciative of Cornelius Borck for his invaluable
feedback on this chapter, which provided me with more insights than I
could incorporate. This article has further benefitted from generous
responses to a draft by participants of the symposium Forgotten by
Design: Foundational Limits and Dysfunctionalities in Computational
Cognitive-Behavioral Environments, organized by Christina Vagt and
Florian Sprenger at the College for Social Sciences and Humanities in
Essen. I would also like to thank my colleagues in the Science,
Technology, and Society Studies research group at Maastricht
University for their feedback, particularly Jo Wachelder and Sally
Wyatt. My research was generously supported by the Dutch
Research Council () as part of the research project grant
(number 406.DI.19.089).
Marlene Bart
I would like to thank my coproducers on the piece, Ikonospace,
Joris Demnard, and Manuel Farré.
Robert Meunier and Cornelius Borck
The authors would like to thank Johannes Richers for his generous
insights into his work. Robert Meunier’s work was funded by the
Deutsche Forschungsgemeinschaft () within the Cluster of
Excellence “Precision Medicine in Chronic Inflammation” ( 2167),
project no. 390884018.
Adam Christianson, Ariane Hanemaayer, Sophia Martineck,
Alexandra Hamann, Jan M. Friedman, and Alison Elliott
The authors would like to thank Shelin Adam and Barney P. for their
assistance with this project, as well as Elizabeth Hughes, Alfred
Freeborn, and the members of the 2023 Visualizing Disease
Workshop in Berlin. Ariane Hanemaayer is supported in part by
funding from the Social Sciences and Humanities Research Council of
Canada. The tool was created with funding from the project
“Paediatric Epilepsy: Using Genomics to Improve Patient Care and
Outcomes,” which was supported by the Canada Excellence
Research Chair () and the Alva Foundation (). The
research was funded by a Canadian Institutes of Health Research
grant to Jan Friedman and a Canadian Institutes of Health Research
New Investigator Award. Adam Christianson is supported by the
Wellcome Trust and Social Sciences and Humanities Research
Council of Canada.
Awa Naghipour, Joana Atemengue Owona, and Golnar Kat
Rahmani
We dearly thank Lara Keuck for introducing us to this project and her
support as head of the Max Planck Research Group Practices of
Validation in the Biomedical Sciences. We are especially grateful to
Elizabeth Hughes and Alfred Freeborn for their initiation and
organization of this transdisciplinary volume, for providing the
opportunity to contribute, and for their exemplary balance of
constructive criticism, fruitful ideas, and enthusiastic encouragement.
We would like to thank all other authors of this volume for their
incredibly valuable input throughout the process, and also Marie
Séférian and Dr. Astrid Mania for their expertise, external review, and
feedback. We sincerely appreciate Josianne Owona, Dejvi Haxhi,
Lucia Mair, and the anonymous reviewers for their contributions to the
manuscript revision. Finally, we acknowledge the three interview
participants without whom this project would not have been possible
in its current form.
Cat Dawson
I would like to thank Banu Subramaniam and Beans Velocci.
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List of Contributors
Elizabeth W. Hughes, Max Planck Institute for the History of
Science, elizabeth-hughes.com
Alfred Freeborn, Max Planck Institute for the History of Science
Virginia Marano, Kunsthistorisches Institut in Florenz (Max Planck
Institute) and University of Zurich, disability-arthist.net
Charlotte Matter, University of Basel, disability-arthist.net
Laura Valterio, University of Zurich, disability-arthist.net
Jacob van der Beugel, jacobvanderbeugel.com
Lara Keuck, Bielefeld University
Jaipreet Virdi, University of Victoria, jaivirdi.com
Nimisha Bhanot, nimishabhanot.com
Paula Muhr, Brand University of Applied Sciences Hamburg,
University of Zurich, paulamuhr.de
Milton Fernando Gonzalez Rodriguez, Leuven
Stephen A. Geller
Gideon Manning, Cedars-Sinai Program in the History of Medicine, r
esearchers.cedars-sinai.edu/Gideon.Manning
Flora Lysen, Maastricht University, floralysen.net
Marlene Bart, marlenebart.com
Cornelius Borck, University of Lübeck, imgwf.uni-luebeck.de/mitarbe
iter/borck.html
Robert Meunier, University of Lübeck, uni-luebeck.academia.edu/Ro
bertMeunier
Adam Christianson, Goldsmiths, University of London
Ariane Hanemaayer, Brandon University
Sophia Martineck, martineck.com
Alexandra Hamann, mintwissen.com
Jan M. Friedman, University of British Columbia, friedmanlab.org
Alison Elliott, University of British Columbia, bcchr.ca/Gen
Awa Naghipour, unheard.network
Joana Atemengue Owona, unheard.network
Golnar Kat Rahmani, unheard.network
Cat Dawson, Smith College, catvdawson.com
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Editors
Elizabeth W. Hughes and Alfred Freeborn
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Copyediting
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Alise Ausmane, Hatje Cantz
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particular about patterns, trends, and correlations as outlined in § 44b (“Text and
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Cover illustration
Ketty La Rocca, Craniologia 12, 1973, lightbox, handwriting on X-ray, 70 × 50 × 15
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