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Weihnachten Mit Captain Kirk Und Dem Iphone - Nachrichten Wissenschaft - WEL Weihnachten mit Captain Kirk und dem iPhone - Nachrichten Wissenschaft - WEL... Seite 1 von 2 URL: http://www.welt.de/wissenschaft/article1461716/Weihnachten_mit_Captain_Kirk_und_dem_iPhone.html Bilder ein-/ausblenden Artikel drucke 14. Dezember 2007, 16:37 Uhr VORLESUNG Weihnachten mit Captain Kirk und dem iPhone Aufgepasst Trekkies: In diesem Jahr startet wieder die legendäre Star-Trek-Weihnachtsvorlesung. Mit einem Kostümwettbewerb und der Versteigerung von handsignierten Unikate wird wieder viel geboten. Zudem werden in Vorträgen die Parallelen zwischen Star Trek und der Wirklichkeit beleuchtet. zurück Bild 1 von 11 weiter Foto: Paramount Picture Die Mannschaft besteht aus der Schiffspsychologin vom Planeten Betazed, Deanna Troi (Marina Sirtis), dem Klingonen Worf (Michael Dorn), dem blinden Chefingenieur Jordi LaForge (LeVar Burton), der Schiffsärztin Dr. Beverly Crusher (Gates McFadden), Captain Picard sowie dem Ersten Offizier William Riker (Jonathan Frakes) und Data (v.l.). Die Gerichte der Crew kochen Fans jetzt nach. Die „Starfleet Academy FH Zweibrücken“ lädt wieder zur bereits legendären Star-Trek-Weihnachtsvorlesung ein. Die Organisatoren Dr. Hubert Zitt, Professor Markus Groß und Manfred Strauß versprechen für den 19. Dezember im Audimax der Fachhochschule in Zweibrücken mehr Highlights als je zuvor. „Diesmal werden wir offiziell von Paramout und vom offiziellen Star-Trek-Fanclub unterstützt“, betont Zitt, um die Behauptung bezüglich der Highlights zu untermauern. Wie in den vergangenen Jahren werden wohl auch dieses Jahr zur Star-Trek-Vorlesung wieder viele Fans in Kostümen erscheinen. Um die Motivation zusätzlich zu steigern, stimmen diesmal die Zuschauer im Audimax über die besten Kostüme ab. Die ersten drei Gewinner erhalten jeweils zwei Freikarten für die FedCon 2008 (Europas größte Science Fiction Convention) oder eine HD-DVD-Box „Raumschiff Enterprise – Remastered – Season 1“. Die Veranstalter hoffen auf viele originelle Ideen und eine rege Teilnahme am Kostümwettbewerb. Das Kostüm muss nicht aus Star Trek oder Star Wars sein, sollte aber im weitesten Sinne etwas mit Science Fiction oder Fantasy zu tun haben. Schon in den vergangenen Jahren haben die Organisatoren der Star Trek-Vorlesung und die Firma Movie FX Business zusammen Hilfsaktionen für kranke Kinder initiiert. Auch diesmal findet wieder eine solche Aktion statt. Die Firma Movie FX Business stellt dafür eine komplette Stormtrooper-Rüstung zur Verfügung, die über den Online-Marktplatz eBay versteigert wird. Das Besondere: Die Rüstung enthält ein Autogramm vom Star-Wars-Produzenten Rick McCallum. Außerdem wird, ebenfalls über eBay, ein Baseball versteigert, auf dem die beiden "Star Trek: Deep-Space-Nine"-Schauspieler Avery Brooks (Captain Sisko) und Cirroc Lofton (Jake Sisko) unterschrieben haben Der Erlös geht zu 100 Prozent an „Die Gruppe Saar-Pfalz des Mukoviszidose e.V.“, die sich um die Belange von Kindern kümmert, die an Mukoviszidose erkrankt sind. In den beiden Vorträgen an diesem Abend geht es um die Visionen von Star Trek. Was einst noch Phantasien von Science-Fiction-Autoren waren, ist teilweise heute schon zur Realität geworden. Denken wir doch nur mal an den http://www.welt.de/wissenschaft/article1461716/Weihnachten_mit_Captain_Kirk_un... 21.12.2007 Weihnachten mit Captain Kirk und dem iPhone - Nachrichten Wissenschaft - WEL... Seite 2 von 2 Kommunikator von Captain Kirk und vergleichen diesen mit unseren heutigen Handys. Neben anderen technischen Visionen wie z.B. dem Holodeck wird Hubert Zitt in seinem Vortrag aber auch auf medizinische und gesellschaftliche Visionen bei Star Trek eingehen. Glaubt man den Science-Fiction-Autoren, so ist es in der Zukunft möglich, Organe wie eine Niere einfach durch Einnahme eines Medikamentes nachwachsen zu lassen; und Themen wie Frauendiskriminierung oder Rassenkonflikte werden der Vergangenheit angehören. Mit Professor Matthias Pfaff vom Studiengang Virtual Design der FH Kaiserslautern wird erstmals ein Gastreferent bei eine Star-Trek-Weihnachtsvorlesung einen Vortrag halten. Unter dem Titel „Zeigt Star Trek das Design von morgen?“ wird Pfaff vor allem auf das Design von Mensch-Maschine-Schnittstellen bei Star Trek eingehen. Unter anderem wird er dabei die Bedienung des iPhones mit den gezeigten Methoden bei Star Trek vergleichen. Wie in jedem Jahr kommt natürlich auch das leibliche Wohl der Gäste nicht zu kurz. Die Fachschaft Informatik und Mikrosystemtechnik mixt intergalaktische Getränke und bewirtet mit außerirdischen Speisen wie den bereits legendären Föderationsbrezeln. Die Star Trek-Weihnachtsvorlesung steigt am Mittwoch, 19.12.2007 (Sternzeit: -315033,4) um 19 Uhr (Einlass 18 Uhr) im Audimax des FH-Standortes Zweibrücken AP/F Anzeig EXKLUSIVER SCHIFFSFONDS! Nahezu steuerfreie Erträge, kurze Laufzeiten und 0% Agio. Jetzt exklusiven Schiffsfonds sichern! Mehr Informationen» Anzeige KanAm-USA-Fonds Über 15% p.a. progn.: Beteiligen Sie sich jetzt an einem innovativen und modernen Bauprojekt. Exklusiver Schiffsfonds! Nahezu steuerfreie Erträge, kurze Laufzeiten und 0% Agio. Jetzt exklusiven Schiffsfonds sichern! 5.000 Top-Fonds Jetzt mit exklusiver Stop & Go Performance für bis zu 100% mehr Rendite! http://www.welt.de/wissenschaft/article1461716/Weihnachten_mit_Captain_Kirk_un... 21.12.2007.
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