Edward Elgar publishers have announced the publication of a major new encyclopedia, covering core approaches, ideas and concerns within Science and Technology Studies. The book features many former and current CSS colleagues, including Emma Cardwell, Joe Deville, John Law, Maureen
A new network, a new event!
We are very pleased to be able to announce the inaugural open event of the new STSMN network, which will take place in June at the University of Sheffield. The STSMN network (Science and Technology Studies in the Midlands and
Being in the world! Report from the Continental Philosophy of Technoscience course
Juliana Michelon Alvarenga I need the light of the sun to see the being in the world! But “the being” is “the whole of being”, and I am included in it. Afterall, being in the world is the relational process
Talking STS: How should we think about the ambivalence of artefacts?
We are pleased to invite you to the first event in CSS’ Talking STS series. In the series, a CSS colleague at Lancaster and an external invited speaker engage in dialogue around a topic of shared interest. The event will
Nuclear Futures battles the elements: An event report
The first part of the Nuclear Futures event, one of three events in the CSS Emergent STS series, was held on Thursday 28 October 2021. Due to the widely reported severe weather conditions in Cumbria on the event day, the