Eckhard Fürlus

Eckhard Fürlus is a researcher and academic assistant at the Institute for Time-Based Media within the Berlin University of the Arts. He holds a PhD in Philosophy and Theology from the Free University of Berlin and has worked at institutions such as the Prussian Cultural Heritage Museums (SMPK), German Academic Exchange Service (DAAD), and Berlinische Galerie. His research spans interdisciplinary fields including media theory, art history, and the interplay of music, literature, and visual arts.

• Education: MA in Philosophy and Theology (Free University of Berlin, Technical University of Berlin, Church University of Berlin), PhD in Philosophy (Free University of Berlin)

His work focuses on the systematic cataloging of archival materials, notably the estate of artist Hannah Höch, and he has lectured extensively on topics at the intersection of media, art, and cultural history. Fürlus has collaborated with Prof. Dr. Siegfried Zielinski on media archaeology and variationology. No scientific awards or part-time status are explicitly mentioned.