Facilitating interdisciplinary research in the social studies of science and technology
A forthcoming seminar series and workshop, taking the 40th anniversary of CSS as an opportunity to explore pasts, presents and futures in/of STS
Our Talking STS series resumes, with a dialogue between Paula Bialski and Carolyn Pedwell, focusing on the forms of relationality and sensi(a)bility that go into maintaining software infrastructures
An interdisciplinary roundtable exploring the consequences and ethical possibilities of the connections between the climate crisis and discourses of certainty, including guest speaker Prof. Hannah Knox
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
Who invented technology studies? Not a very STS question! But even so, which are the names that spring to mind? Michel Callon? Trevor Pinch? Wiebe Bijker? All three were crucially important. Michel Callon created ANT, while Trevor Pinch and Wiebe Bijker
The current EASST Review is wrestling with the topical question of Alternative Facts. Clearly this is an issue STS cannot duck. But here’s a little historical context. Since the creation of STS the world has changed. When SSK started in EuroAmerica science
Welcome to the new CSS blog. This is where we’ll be posting Lancaster STS updates, news, discussions, and topical STS-relevant think-pieces. The big news is that Lancaster CSS is hosting the EASST 2018 conference. Here are the dates for your diary:
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