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“Dusk in Luxembourg Grund” by Tristan Schmurr (modified), CC BY 2.0

Undone Computer Science 2026
Luxembourg, 23-25th March 2026

Website — Programme — Call for presentations (July 2025)

Philosophia Scientiæ 30-2:
Undone Computer Science (June 2026)

Published in print by Éditions Kimé (Paris) and online by OpenEditions (doi:10.4000/16959).

Guest editors: Chantal Enguehard, Guillaume Munch-Maccagnoni and Alberto Naibo.

Contents

Chantal Enguehard, Guillaume Munch-Maccagnoni and Alberto Naibo

Qu’est-ce que la science informatique non faite ? (doi:10.4000/16952)

What is ‘undone computer science’? (English translation, doi:10.48550/arXiv.2605.26084)
Pierre Saint-Germier, Benjamin Matuszewski and Frédéric Bevilacqua

Machine Learning, Understanding, and Interaction (doi:10.4000/16953)
Sophie Quinton and Jean-Bernard Stefani

Conviviality for Digital Degrowth (doi:10.4000/16954)
Pierre Depaz

Global and Local Implications of Computational Artifacts (doi:10.4000/16955)
Felienne Hermans

How The Social Construction of Disciplinary Boundaries and Disciplinary Hierarchies Shapes What Computer Science Gets Done (doi:10.4000/16956)

Past

Call for papers, also issued in French: appel à contributions.

Undone Computer Science (2024)
Nantes, France, 5-7 February 2024

Archived website (EN/FR) — Recorded talks

Title picture: Rodolphe Delaroque | Nantes Métropole