Accepted Open Panels

Nearly 200 open panel proposals have been accepted for the Honolulu meeting. The purpose of calling for Open Panel proposals is to stimulate the formation of new networks around topics of interest to the STS community. Open panels have been proposed by scholars working in nearly every continent and relating to just about every major STS theme.

When submitting papers to open panels on the abstract submission platform, you will select the Open Panel you are submitting to. Papers submitted to an open panel will be reviewed by the open panel organizer(s) and will be given first consideration for that session.

Also, at the time of submission, you will also be asked to nominate two alternative open panel preferences for your paper. In the event that your paper is not included in the open panel of your first preference it will be considered for the alternative panels indicated in your submission.

Download all Accepted Open Panel data as a PDF file by clicking here, or as an Excel file by clicking here (Current versions: 14 April 2023). 


4. Biometric enactments of othering in social ecologies of marginalisation

Matthias Wienroth, University of Northumbria; Nina Amelung, Universidade de Lisb...

6. Socionatural Bodyminds: Imagining an Environmental Disability Studies

Rebecca Monteleone, University of Toledo; Jennifer Lai, University of Vermont;

7. Not Just Knowledge: Emerging Environmentalisms in Citizen Science

Dick Kasperowski, University of Gothenburg; Jesse Peterson, Linköping Unive...

8. Water and the Restless Motion of Environmental Justice across the Americas

Michael Mascarenhas, University of California, Berkeley; Alejandro Ponce De Leon...

9. Endocrine Economies. Living in a Sea of Hormones

Charlotte Kroløkke, University of Southern Denmark; Karen Hvidtfeldt, Uni...

10. Emplacements of Science: Establishing Local-Global Correspondences and Circulations

Jennifer Croissant, University Of Arizona; Elie Danziger, EHESS (School of Socia...

11. Data in motion for a more-than-human world

Katherine Reilly, Simon Fraser University; Gillian Russell, Simon Fraser Univers...

12. The role of new and emerging technologies in the energy transition.

Dasom Lee, Korea Advanced Institute of Science and Technology; Le Anh Nguyen Lon...

13. Applied professional ethics in the doing of technoscience

Jan Hayes, RMIT University; Sarah Maslen, University of Canberra; Carl Macrae, N...

14. Citizen science and its apps in biodiversity conservation

Brendon Larson, University of Waterloo, Canada;

15. New STS Perspectives on the Census, State Statistics, and Ethnoracial Classification

Michael Zanger-Tishler; Sigal Nagar-Ron, Sapir Academic College;

17. Next-Generation Intersections of STS and Public Policy

Shobita Parthasarathy, University of Michigan; Jason Delborne, North Carolina St...

19. 'Talking story' about innovation and making change

Chris Barton, College of Global Futures, Arizona State University; Miki Tomita, ...

20. Shaping Sustainable Socio-Technical Work Futures: Cultures, Practices and Imaginaries of Digital Professionals

Martin Berg, Malmö University; Sarah Pink, Monash University; Maria Engberg...

21. Making Sense through Ambiguity: Feminist negotiations of intimacy and distance in technoscientific visual cultures

Andrea Miller, The Pennsylvania State University; Nicole Miglio, State Universit...

22. A New Earth for a New Space Age?

David Jeevendrampillai, University College London; Karlijn Korpershoek, Jagiello...

23. City life, mental health and well-being

Josiane Tantchou; Jean-Marc Goudet;

24. Academic Pollution. The platformization of the university between Publish and Perish

Paolo Parra Saiani, University of Genoa;

25. IYKYK: STS in Dialogue with Black Studies

Seyi Olojo, University of California, Berkeley; Dr. Roderic Crooks, University o...

26. On Scientific Objects: Coming-into-Being and Passing away

Su Hu, University of Science and Technology Beijing; Shixiang Jin, University of...

27. Social aspects of the Covid-19 crisis: Inequalities, Resiliences, and Knowledge Production

Marina Fontolan, Univ. of Campinas (Unicamp), Dept of Science and Tech Policy; C...

30. Oceans: Matter, Method, Meanings

Jonathan Galka, Harvard University; Edmund Molder, University of Wisconsin; Megh...

31. Mining the/for Climate

Roopali Phadke, Macalester College; Kirk Jalbert, Arizona State University; Javi...

32. Environ-mental Health

Shoshana Deutsh, Cornell University; Lissette Lorenz, Cornell University;

33. Sensing Elementality

Nicholas Silcox, New York University;

34. Genetic testing: materiality and temporality

Vincenzo Pavone, CSIC; Mauro Turrini, CSIC; Ayo Wahlberg, University of Copenhag...

35. Elemental Dissolutions: Creating and Playing with Methods

Shweta Krishnan; Dana Burton;

36. The politics and aesthetics of synthetic media

Thao Phan, Monash University; Fabian Offert, University of California Santa Barb...

37. Sensory methods for planetary survival

Lindsay Kelley, Australian National University School of Art & Design;

38. Responsible Futures for Quantum Technologies

Zeki Seskir, (ITAS), Karlsruhe Institute of Technology; Luca Possati, Technische...

39. The Appellations of Late Capitalism: On the Possibility of a Conceptual Terroir

Alexander Jenseth, Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute - STS;

40. Attending to Plants and their Entanglements

Xan Chacko, Brown University; Laura Foster, Indiana University - Bloomington; Kr...

41. Technology and Precarity in Work

Joy Ming, Cornell University; Kalie Mayberry, Harvard University; Eun Jeong Cheo...

42. Knowledge of HIV/AIDS in STS: Archives, Science, and Participation

Marika Cifor, University of Washington, Information School; David Ribes, Univers...

43. Expertise at the time of polycrisis

Paolo Parra Saiani, University of Genoa; Paraskevas Vezyridis, Nottingham Univer...

44. Universities and their challenges: Disrupting and building academic work and knowledge-making ecologies

Knut H Sørensen, NTNU Norwegian University of Science and Technology; Sha...

45. Harms, Hunger, and Hope in the Industrial Agricultural Complex

Ali Kenefick, Concordia University;

46. Femtech, Health Data, and Landscapes of Surveillance

Giulia De Togni, University of Edinburgh; Andrea Ford, University of Edinburgh;

47. Disability, Reproduction and Genomics Innovation: Reproductive Justice for Endangered Bodies

Riikka Homanen, Tampere University; Kriss Fearon, De Montfort University; Maria ...

48. Racialised techno-logics

Ros Williams, The University of Sheffield; Anne Pollock, King's College London;

49. Earth, Body, Soul: Theorizing the Digital from Mineral Extraction to Data Colonialism

victoria bernal, UCI; katrien pype, KU Leuven;

51. Climate (geo)engineering interventions: from science to deployment

Duncan McLaren, Emmett Institute, School of Law; Livia Fritz, Department of Busi...

52. Rethinking Platform Studies in and With Asia

Lin Zhang, University of New Hampshire; Elaine Yuan, University of Illinois at C...

54. Crisis reckoning: Inquiries as sociotechnical devices

Kari Lancaster, University of New South Wales, Sydney; Timothy Neale, Deakin Uni...

55. Writing machines: large language models, knowledge practices and technoscientific practices of authorship.

Lesley Gourlay, UCL INSTITUTE OF EDUCATION;

56. Exploring ChatGPT as a tool for doing Science Studies

Søren Riis, Roskilde Universitet; Matthew Spaniol, Roskilde Universitet;

60. Art Science and Technology Studies

Hannah Rogers, Science, Tech and Innovation Studies, The Univ. of Edinburgh; Sop...

61. Science Technology Studies and their Role in Informing Technology Policy

Anna Lenhart, University Of Maryland College Park; Bogdana Rakova;

62. Challenges and benefits of field-comparative science studies

Jochen Glaser, TU Berlin; Markus Hoffmann, TU Berlin; Theresa Velden, DZHW;

63. Encounters of STS and Bioethics at the Academic Health Center: Perspectives on Intersections and Institutionalization

Jacob Moses, University of Texas Medical Branch at Galveston; Stephen Molldrem, ...

64. (Bio)Engineered Futures and Endangered Ecologies

Dalton George, Arizona State University; Jill Ferguson, North Carolina State Uni...

65. The speculative present of AI: Implications, possibilities, and where we are(n't) going from here

Rachel Horst, The University of British Columbia; Esteban Morales, The Universit...

67. Destabilizing & reimagining engineering education, practice, & knowledge production to address pressing water challenges

Christine Kirchhoff, Penn State University; Kristina Lyons, University of Pennsy...

68. Indigenous knowledge, science, and anti-colonial education: contradictions, politics, and possibilities

Sara Tolbert, Te Whare Wānanga o Waitaha University of Canterbury; Matthew Wein...

69. Ecological crises and the role of technologies: harm, violence,and the quest for accountabilities

Fieke Jansen, University of Amsterdam; Janna Frenzel, Concordia University; Beck...

71. Taste Amidst Ruins: Food Science Workers in the Wake of Climate Catastrophe

Brad Weiss, William & Mary; Caroline Schuster, Australia National University...

72. Epistemic Landscapes in Public Involvement

Lisa Ashmore, Lancaster University, UK; Liz Brewster, Lancaster University; Hila...

73. Russia's War on Ukraine - Environments, Imperialism, Infrastructures

Asia Bazdyrieva, The Critical Media Lab FHNW; Niels ten Oever, The University of...

74. The epistemic consequences of the shapes given to volumetric territories

Lydia Gibson, Columbia University; Tone Walford, UCL;

75. Disability and Technoscience for Crip Solidarities

Miryang Kang, Korea Advanced Institute of Science and Technology; Hawon Chang, P...

76. Pitfalls and Perils of Open Science: Perspectives from the Global South

Cristobal Olivares, Universidad Central de Chile; Soledad Quiroz, Universidad Ce...

77. Deep History, Temporality and Indigenous Sovereignty

Ann McGrath, Australian National University; Jackie Huggins, self-employed;

78. Smell ecologies: emergent categories of disability, knowledge, and solidarity

Elise Andaya, University at Albany; Eleana Kim, University of California-Irvine;...

79. Environmental Injustice Global Record: Rural Spaces

Philipp Baum, ZIRS Halle; Kim Fortun, UC Irvine School of Social Sciences; Tim S...

80. Embedded Computing: Tracking Computing Practices across Fields of Expertise

Emily Wanderer, University of Pittsburgh; Raha Peyravi, MIT;

81. Matters of Justice in Science, Technology, and Medicine

Taylor Cruz, California State University, Fullerton; Christoph Hanssmann, Univer...

82. ENVIRONMENTAL INJUSTICE GLOBAL RECORD: EDUCATIONAL SPACES

Nadine Tanio, University of California, Irvine; Prerna Srigyan, UCI; Margaret Te...

83. Marxism and STS: Past, Present and Future

Gerardo Ienna, University of Verona (in collaboration with SftP); Calvin Wu, Sci...

84. Changing Climates, Changing Selves: Ethical Reflexivity in the Climate Crisis

Jonathan Wald, McGill University;

85. New Methods and New Challenges for Social Studies of Mathematics

Michael Barany, University of Edinburgh; Zheng Li, China Association for Science...

86. Queer and Feminist Approaches to Extinction, De-extinction and Species Revival

Sarah Bezan, University College Cork, Ireland; Kate O'Riordan, University of Sus...

87. Environmental Futures - progressing human-nature relationships towards creative reflections and interventions

Ludwig Weh, Fraunhofer IMW; Allie E.S. Wist, Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute;

88. Living with Death

Heather Latimer, University of British Columbia; Astrida Neimanis, University of...

89. Ecosocial and Scientific Futures amidst Cryosphere Loss

Annikki Herranen-Tabibi, Harvard University;

90. Decolonizing Data Infrastructures: Pluralizing Imaginaries and Histories of Datafication

Anita Chan, University of Illinois, Urbana-Champaign; Yousif Hassan, University ...

91. Epigenetic Models of Plasticity in The Global South: Developments, Diffractions, Decolonization

Natasha Rooney, Deakin University; Maurizio Meloni, Deakin University;

92. Climate change, migration and inequality

Filiz Garip, Princeton University;

93. Reclaiming Expertise for the Future

Amrita Kurian, University of Pennsylvania;

94. Trusting AI: Infrastructures of sharing, but with whom, by whom, for whom?

Kaya Akyüz, University of Vienna; Mónica Cano Abadía, BBMRI-E...

95. Imperial Circuits

Maile Speakman, Yale University; Ulysses Pascal, UCLA; Jacinda Tran, Yale Univer...

96. Caring for, sharing, and reusing data as emic STS practices

Kathleen Gregory, University of Vienna; Andrew S. Hoffman, Leiden University;

97. Collaborative Knowledge Production: Promises and Pitfalls

Margaux Fisher, margauxfisher; Juwon Lee; Nan Ding;

98. Cultural Astronomy: The meeting point of Sea, Sky, and Land

Johnson Urama, University of Nigeria; Jarita Holbrook, University of Edinburgh;

99. Education Increasing Pro-ecojustice Assemblages: Mobilizing Critical & Activist Imaginaries

John Bencze, OISE, University of Toronto; Sheliza Ibrahim, University of Toronto...

100. Racial Health and Futurity Otherwise: Against Recursivity

Nadine Ehlers, University of Sydney; Shiloh Krupar, Georgetown University;

161. Social Infrastructure - Beyond the Soft-Hard Distinction

Edmund Konroyd-Bolden, York U;

101. Gender/Sex, Sexuality, and STS: Confronting Emergent Issues in Technoscience, Health, and Justice

Patrick Grzanka, The University of Tennessee; Jenny Brian, Arizona State Univers...

162. Decolonial, Colonial, and Indigenous Imaginaries in Games of Sea, Sky, and Land

Nicole Winchester, York University; Shelbey Walker, York University; Nyle Sky Ka...

102. Navigating the Complexities of Trustworthy AI in Healthcare: Ethical, Legal, Technical, Epistemic, and Societal Aspects

Jean-Christophe Belisle-Pipon, Simon Fraser University; Vardit Ravitsky, Univers...

163. Beyond Likes and Shares: Unpacking the Impact of Social Media on Underprivileged Areas

Sarah Rüller, University of Siegen; Konstantin Aal, University of Siegen; V...

103. Politics of accumulation and resistance in automation

Alastair Iles, UC Berkeley; Patrick Baur, University of Rhode Island;

164. Scientists preparing futures, and the relevance of time studies in science and engineering developments

Emilia Araujo;

104. Solidarity for Survivable Futures

Rose Bigheart O'Leary, University of California, Irvine;

165. Toxic Ecologies: Plastics in the Anthropocene

Kathleen Skoczen, Southern Connecticut State University;

105. Microbiopolitics in the Postgenomic Era

Katherine Kenny, The University of Sydney; Sonja Van Wichelen, The University of...

166. Emergence, trajectories, and agendas of the STS field around the globe

Noela Invernizzi, Universidade Federal do Paraná; Luciano Levin, Universi...

106. Dreaming Accountability: Beyond Citizen Science, Folk/Ethno Divides, and Afterthoughts of Engagement

Joshua Babcock, Brown University; Yukun Zeng, University of Chicago;

167. Whatever Happened to 'Communalism' in Science and Technology? Reimagining and Enacting Solidarity from STS Standpoints

Luis Felipe R. Murillo, University of Notre Dame; Shannon Dosemagen, Open Enviro...

107. The Political Economy of Solidarity in Times of Uncertainty

Martha Lampland, University of California, San Diego; Juan Pablo Pardo-Guerra, U...

168. Surveillance, Privacy, and Policing: Emerging Dynamics of Digital Citizenship

Pratik Nyaupane, University of Southern California; Rohan Grover, rohan.grover@u...

108. Bodies to Bytes: Multispecies Embodiment in the Digital Era

Pamela Perrimon, Annenberg School for Communication & Journalism; Hamsini Sr...

169. Smellworlds

Mathew Arthur, Simon Fraser University;

109. Cognitive Assemblages: Persons, Sensors, Networks

Marc De Leeuw, University of New South Wales;

122. Ocean Space - encounters in commoning for planetary resolutions, restitution and repair

Anja Lueckenkemper, University of Reading;

170. Policing/abolition technologies

Xerxes Minocher, University of Wisconsin-Madison; Nick Lally;

181. Solidarity in Critical STS: Can Productive Tensions Create Sustainable Collaboration?

Cora Olson, Virginia Tech/Virginia Tech Carilion School of Medicine; Liora Golde...

123. Maintaining Innovation: making visible the multifaceted and everyday practices of maintainers

Hyunah Keum, KAIST STP; Joelle Champalet, KAIST STP;

110. Who observes the observers? Following anthropologists through society

Amanda Domingues, Cornell University; Clarissa Reche, State University of Campin...

182. Possibilities, Opportunities, and Limits of Legacy

Marlaine Figueroa Gray, KPWHRI;

128. Anti-Colonial Medicine

Gabrielle Robbins, Massachusetts Institute of Technology; Dina M. Asfaha, Univer...

187. Listening with the silences in science

Amy Donovan; Heather Anderson;

124. Challenges and contradictions of the digital transition in fashion

emanuela mora, Università Cattolica del Sacro Cuore; silvia mazzucotelli,...

174. To be (or not to be) a Thesis Supervisor: a neglected demand

Luciano Levin, Universidad Nacional de Río Negro; Catalina Wainerman, UDE...

129. Digital policing: false promises or the future of law enforcement?

Vasileios Galis; Anu Masso;

176. Ecologies of absence

tony cho, UCSD; Nithyanand Rao, UCSD;

195. Configuring the (w)hole: Algorithmic Systems, Endangered Ecologies, and Human Interconnectedness

Hamed Yaghoobian, Muhlenberg College;

113. ENVIRONMENTAL INJUSTICE GLOBAL RECORD: URBAN SPACES

Wen-Ling Tu, College of Innovation, NCCU; Kim Fortun; Tim Schütz;

114. Self-care, medicine and the politics of legitimacy: bricolage beyond orthodoxy

Gemma Smart, University of Sydney; Hung Tsung-Jen, The University of Sydney; Han...

130. Technologies of Purification

Luisa Cortesi, International Institute of Social Studies; Amy Zhang, NYU;

134. Conspiring Otherwise: Let's Talk About Trust

Gabriel Dorthe, Harvard STS & RIFS Potsdam; Janel Jett, University of Missou...

135. Biometrics and their Infrastructural Worlds

Michelle Spektor, Tufts University; Ranjit Singh;

137. Refusing Academic Alienation and Appropriation: Disruptive Approaches

Marina Johnson-Zafiris, Cornell University; Aspen Omapang, Cornell University; B...

171. Unsettling The Coloniality of Knowledge: Toward More-Than-Human Approaches to Epistemological and Environmental Justice

Mohammad Kasifur Rahman, The University of Texas at Dallas; Kathryn Whitlock, Th...

173. Media are Models in the Making

William Lockett, New York University;

194. Interrogating the Anthropocene: Epistemic and Ontic Vocabularies of Dissent

Margaret Walkover, University of Hawaii - Manoa;

117. Standing in Solidarity: A Critical Reflection on STS Scholar-Activism

Anna-Lena Rueland, Leiden University; Simcha Jong, Leiden University;

133. Overcoming Sociotechnical Imaginaries: infrastructural ideologies and materialities?

Maxigas, University of Amsterdam, Critical Infrastructure Lab; Niels ten Oever, ...

136. Worlds of Earth Law: Emergence and Governance of Earth's new Normative Spaces.

Alexander Stingl, University of Galway, Political Science and Sociology; Gilles ...

175. Recognition and reward in STS and beyond: re-evaluating the endangered ecology of academia.

Tjitske Holtrop, Center for Science and Technology Studies (CWTS); Thed van Leeu...

185. Robotic & AI imaginaries in agriculture: Between mundane and speculative futures

Christopher Mayes, Deakin University; Chris Degeling, University of Wollongong; ...

189. Radical Pragmatism in Catastrophic Times

Orit Halpern, Technische Universität Dresden; Elaine Gan, Wesleyan Universi...

196. ASSEMBLING NOTIONS OF SPATIAL (RE)CONFIGURATIONS

Rodolfo Hernandez, Texas Tech University;

111. ENVIRONMENTAL INJUSTICE GLOBAL RECORD: IRRADIATED SPACES

Ina Kim, University of California - Irvine; Kim Fortun, Univercity of California...

138. Flowing Futures: Ancestral, Mundane and Global Circulations on the Scales of Imagination

Martin Perez Comisso, SFIS - Arizona State University; Dayna Jeffrey, York Unive...

184. Experiments in Radical Pragmatism

Orit Halpern, Technische Universität Dresden; Nadia Christidi, MIT; Sudipto...

191. Research Otherwise: Building and Communicating Indigenous-Informed Research

Pedro Reynolds-Cuellar, Massachusetts Institute of Technology; Alvin Harvey, MIT...

197. Solidarity in Crisis: Towards new Ecologies of/for Environmental Justice Research

James Adams, University of California, Irvine; Ian Ferris, University of Texas, ...

115. Indigenous people, climate change and sustainability transition

Emmanuel Ejim-Eze, Centre of Engineering, technology and innovation Management; ...

127. Territorial Science: How Sea, Sky, and Land Become Territories

Sungeun Kim, Korea Advanced Institute of Science and Technology (KAIST); Chihyun...

139. Postfeminist Sensibilities: STS Perspectives on Gendered Technologies of the Self and Personal Transformations

Emily Blosser, The University of Louisiana Lafayette; Jessica Pearce, University...

177. Infrastructures and affective orientations of data

Bryan Truitt, University of California Irvine; Andrew Hamann, University of Cali...

193. The embodiment of gender and 'women's health': revisiting the feminist critique of medicalization

Stephanie Pache;

126. When Species Travel: More-than-human ways of belonging in the Patchy Pacific

Jonathan Galka, Harvard University; Anthony Medrano, Yale-NUS College;

183. Uninhabitable? Decolonizing the Promise and Politics of Dwelling from Subnautical to Suborbital

Aaron Hopes, Stanford University; Hae-Seo Kim, University of California at Irvin...

188. The Haunted Curriculum: Clinical and Therapeutic Training in Endangered Ecologies

David Ansari, University of Illinois College of Medicine; Jennifer Karlin, Unive...

198. Perpetuating Reductionist Understandings of Disease

Manuel Vallee, University of Auckland;

118. Local Resistance to Big Science: The Role of Place Attachment

Anna-Lena Rueland, Leiden University; Simcha Jong, Leiden University;

140. Studying with: building infrastructures for collaborative work

Koichi Mikami, Keio University; Jane Calvert; Emma Frow; Tara Mahfoud, Universit...

192. Care and Complicity: Global Governance and Technologies of Reproduction

Emily Yates-Doerr, University of Amsterdam/Oregon State University; Jenna Grant,...

172. Carbon capture rush: Rethinking climate futures

Ritwick Ghosh, Arizona State University; Rajiv Ghimire, University of Michigan; ...

199. The Paradox of Crisis: Interrogating Emergency and Crisis Framing in Climate Infrastructures

Hema Vaishnavi Ale, Transitions Research; Vikrom Mathur;

141. South Asian environments in transition

Hanna Werner, University of Erfurt; Antje Linkenbach, University of Erfurt; Shel...

186. STS Pedagogies of Sea, Sky, and Land

Natalie Forssman, University of British Columbia - Okanagan Campus; Katy Overstr...

131. Contrasting ethics governance projects in science and technology

Katie Shilton, University of Maryland, College Park; Megan Finn, University of W...

178. The Politics of Data beyond Representation

danah boyd, Microsoft Research; Chuncheng Liu, UC San Diego; Jayshree Sarathy, H...

200. Producing the 'Aftermath': The Ending of Emergency as a Site of Struggle

Michael Rabi, Hebrew University of Jerusalem;

143. The Nightmares and Dreamscapes of Digital Touch

Stephen Hughes, Science and Technology Studies, University College London; Danie...

190. AI, STS, and Institutional Theory

Anne Washington, New York University; Deborah A. Anderson, University of Alberta...

119. Interdisciplinary Explorations of Medicine in China

Haidan Chen, Peking University; Cheng Zhou, Peking University

201. Cyborg Writing within Academia in the Age of Generative AI

Shiv Issar, University of Oregon;

125. NAMING AND (NON)KNOWING THINGS IN THE ANTHROPOCENE

Julianna Colonna Valevski Cardial, University of Pau; Sébastien Chailleux...

144. Action for Endangered Ecologies: Community Agency and Empowerment

Christopher Henke, Colgate University; Wyatt Galusky, SUNY Morrisviille;

112. remembering and embracing loss: crafting solidarities in grief

Mudita Singh; Clément Dréano, University of Amsterdam - AISSR;

132. Knowing the Ocean: Knowledge production practices and interventions in and for the endangered ocean

Jacqueline Ashkin, Leiden University; Sarah Rose Bieszczad, Leiden University; F...

145. Turning the ocean, the sky and the land digital: Who and what is betrayed, and when?

Annalisa Pelizza, Dpt Philosophy and Communication, University of Bologna; Claud...

179. Cultivating global and place-based solidarities with decolonial concepts of spacetime and environmental relationality

Karin Louise Hermes, Leibniz University Hannover; Caleb Lázaro Moreno, Un...

203. Echoes, traces, and ghosts: haunting legacies of colonial science

Emma Kowal, Deakin University; Ricardo Roque, Institute of Social Sciences, Univ...

120. Islands of STS: Refiguring Environmental Futures

May Ee Wong, Aarhus University; Kim De Wolff, University of North Texas;

204. Endangered Healthcare Ecologies: Understanding and Addressing Patient Work

Samantha Whitman, Arizona State University; Kathleen Pine, Arizona State Univers...

146. STS and Service Learning

Allison Marsh, University of South Carolina; Leah McClimans, University of South...

147. Acknowledging and Embracing the Complexities of Conducting Ethnography: Navigating the Notions of Messiness in the Field

Sarah Rüller, University of Siegen; Konstantin Aal, University of Siegen; V...

205. Evil Animals? Pests of the Sea, Sky, and Land

Christopher Kelty, UCLA;

180. Training for action with digital tools. Virtual reality as specific techniques of social simulation.

Céline BORELLE, Orange Labs; Elsa Forner, Université de Lausanne;

148. Manifesting and Mediating Cyborg Ecologies

Thomas Conner, Univ. of California-San Diego; Jason Archer, Michigan Technologic...

206. Big data and artificial intelligence global asymmetries: infrastructures, skills, uses, value and side effects

Henry Chavez; Maía Belén Albornoz; Bárbara Magalhães...

207. Recasting the Agreements to Re-Humanize STEM Education & Practices

Mays Imad, Connecticut College; Michael Reder, Connecticut College; Maddy Rose, ...

149. Management Technologies and the Future of Labour

Robert Hunt, Concordia University; Nathan Beard, University of Maryland;

150. Harnessing European Research Funding To Tackle Global Issues Affecting Science, Technology, and Society

Joseph Roche, Trinity College Dublin; Mairéad Hurley, Trinity College Dub...

209. Expanding Analytical Tools for Interrogating Boundary Conditions

Meredith Sattler, Virginia Tech; Cherí Johnson, Virginia Tech;

151. Forensic Worldings. (counter)forensic practices in a landscape of socio-environmental violence and devastation

Julia Morales Fontanilla, University of Virginia; María Torres, Arizona S...

153. Public Access Mandates and the Future of (Open) Science

Jonathan Grunert, University at Buffalo;

154. Technological complexity and archaeological interpretation in the deep past

Matthias Blessing, University of Connecticut; Manuel Will, University of Tuebing...

155. Psychoanalytic Associations

MICHAEL FORTUN, University of California, Irvine;

156. Breaking out of silos: creating space for action and learning in the process of disaster recovery

Anna Geltzer, University of Notre Dame; Jessica McManus Warnell, University of N...

157. STS as a Lens to Teach About Disasters and the Environment

Wonyong Park, University of Southampton; Kim Fortun, University of California, I...

158. Endangered justice: How technoscientific practices and knowledges are threatened by racism

Melissa Creary, University of Michigan, School of Public Health; Paige Nong, Uni...

159. Collective Action in a Datafied World

Benedict Olgado, University of California, Irvine; Lucy Pei, University of Calif...

160. The 'Justice Turn" in Science Studies: Intersecting Platforms of Social, Epistemic, Gender, Linguistic & Other Justices

Pnina Abir-Am, Brandeis University, WSRC;