Find @EASST4S_2020 panel /Hacker Cultures: Understanding the actors behind our software/ as a podcast produced with the panelists:
https://t.co/LBCtngjCjY <https://t.co/LBCtngjCjY>
(RSS at https://t.co/6RvKM72lUU
<https://t.co/6RvKM72lUU>), and on Spotify and iTunes
And this is it...
Our last and sixth SUPLENARY is Sustainable Academy,
featuring Maria do Mar Pereira, Sharon Traweek, Harro van Lente and Knut H Sørensen as chair.
Starts today at 6pm
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Waking up slowly today after 4 hours on Zoom discussing “Grotesque Epistemologies” yesterday evening at @EASST4S_2020
Head still full of questions & ideas that I will think about for a long time to come.
Hooray for attempting to resist the lure of the neat, clean & proper.
The second session of the @EASST4S_2020 panel on "Living in the Laboratory" (Friday!) focuses on cases of experimental zones in the area of mobility. It is chaired by our team member @thomasbuocz and Arzu Sedef @tuvienna. #4SEASST2020 https://t.co/1bS3CSynak
@EASST4S_2020 presenting 3pm early results on how UK nonprofits think about doing good with data in an exciting panel "How to make a better world for humans with technologies" #sts#EASST4S2020
Check out today’s first SUBPLENARY: Locating Matters with Tania Pérez-Bustos, Gergely Mohacsi and Tereza Stockelova chaired by Alan Irwin
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I'm presenting @EASST4S_2020 Careful Engagements panel later today. It holds some of my favourite topics about researcher responsibilities, sensitive interventions, and whose side we're on, really.
The panel runs all morning so you can tune in now!
https://t.co/10YzcLMe6r
Morning breaking on the last day of our @EASST4S_2020 conference in virtual Prague. Had a great time so far and looking forward to a full day of great papers, Making and Doing as well as 2 subplenaries.
Zooming in to the first of two 'Disciplining the Senses' sessions at @EASST4S_2020. Looking forward to hearing about the senses and the affectual in science. I'll be presenting last in the session at 12:00.
Sabine Biedermann starts out her presentation with the question "What can we learn from making good shit?" @EASST4S_2020 panel "Disgust". @jwheeler_md, always a good question, right?