Facilitating interdisciplinary research in the social studies of science and technology
PGR/ECR researchers are invited to register for an online event that explores the challenges of STS-informed interdisciplinary research. Deadline 14th February
Applications now open for a workshop that will take place in January 2022
A report from the organisers on part one of a three-part event series, in which the team and the participants had to adapt quickly in the face of severe weather
The 2018 EASST conference theme is: Meetings: Making Science, Technology and Society Together. Here’s an excerpt from the call for papers: ‘the politics of meetings is not a choice between doing or not doing relations, but rather to think about which actors
It’s now been announced: the theme of the 2018 EASST Conference at Lancaster will be Meetings: Making Science, Technology and Society Together More details about the conference theme will be available shortly. And please visit our dedicated EASST Lancaster
On the one hand there are mitigation technologies for removing greenhouse gases from emissions. On the other hand there are alternative sources of ‘green’ energy. But how do they interact? Does investment in mitigation technologies reduce investment in alternative energy? How do
The EASST 2018 Lancaster conference is now on Twitter. Follow us at @easst2018 for updates, progress reports and key announcements over the next 14 months. The call for papers will be coming soon.
Vicky Singleton and Richard Tutton report …. The Centre for Science Studies welcomed the EASST Council to Lancaster University 22-23 May for their biannual meeting. This was also a chance for the new President Professor Ulrike Felt and other recently
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