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Introduction: David Budtz Pederseni, Co-Director for Humanomics Research Programme, Aarhus University.

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Posthuman humanities

Rosi Braidotti, Director of the Centre for the Humanities in Utrecht.

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Initiatives and mappings of the humanities:

• Liesbeth  Korthals Altes, Director of the Groningen Research Institute for the Study of Culture.
• Katja Mayer, Research Associate, WWTF Vienna Science and Technology Fund: Humanities in Horizon 2020.
• Gitte Lønstrup Dal Santo, Co-Director, The Royal Danish Institute of Rome: Lessons from humanities and business.

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Panel debate: Post-human humanities for the global era

• Rick Dolphijn, Utrecht University
• Stefan Herbrechter, Coventry University
• Manuela Rossini, University of Bern
• Iris v.d. Tuin, Utrecht University
• Ninna Lykke, Linköping University

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Mapping cross-discipliniarity in the humanities:

• Katrine Lindvig og Maja Horst, Criss-crossing the university of Copenhagen; using a skunk works inspired method.
• Lasse Johansson & Cecilie Juul Jørgensen, Beyond bibliometrics: interdisciplinary and interinstitutional research collaboration in the humanities.
• Kristoffer Kropp & Jacob Lunding, An empirical analysis of structures and groups in the field of social science.
• Frederik Stjernfelt, Mapping radical enlightenment in the history of ideas.

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Contesting the humanities:

• Lotte Huniche & Dorthe Staunæs, The role of the humanities in current inter-disciplinary research: suggestions for organizational and methodological ways forward.
• Gunhild Borggreen, Robots in the humanities.
• Mathias Hein Jessen, Corpus, corporation, persona. The (human) body in the construction of political institutions.
• Niels Nørkjær Johannsen, Turning wheels in changing minds: studying conceptual worlds at the intersection of technological history and cognitive science.
• Niels Brügger, Questioning the digital humanities in the 21st century.

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The public value of humanities:

• Carla Basili, Knowledge Transfer: an unconventional dissemination strategy for the Humanities.
• Jesper Eckhardt Larsen, The humanities as educating humanity: Long trends – new trends.
• Thomas Schwarz Wentzer, No human, no cry – five theses in defense of humanism.
• Henrik Stampe Lund, [no title].

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New theories of the humanities:

• Fumiko Kano Glückstad, Computing dynamics of cultures: an interdisciplinary approach to the concept of culture.
• Astrid Jensen & Thomas Wiben Jensen, Distributed cognitive systems and organizations.
• Rolf Hvidtfeldt Larsen, A semantic view on interdisciplinarity.
• Finn Collin, The role of the humanities in the current cross-disciplinary determination of the human.

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Transformative ideas in interdisciplinary humanities

• Professor Simon Goldhill, Director for Centre for Research in the Arts, Social Sciences and Humanities (CRASSH),