The Society for Social Studies of Science 2009 Annual Meeting Washington, DC Hyatt Regency Crystal City October 28-31, 2009
Society for Social Studies of Science
Annual Meeting October 28‐31, 2009
Washington, DC From the 4S President:
Welcome to the 2009 annual meeting of the Society for Social Studies of Science (4S). This is our 34th annual meeting. The first meeting in 1976 was hosted by the STS Program (later a Department) at Cornell University in the small and isolated town of Ithaca, where I now work.
I wasn’t there at the time, but a copy of the program for that meeting is available on the 4S website, and it makes for an interesting comparison with this program. The mimeographed program, which consumed all of three pages, was untitled, making it unclear if the participants foresaw that they were inaugurating an annual series of meetings or a one‐off workshop. The entire gathering fit into 700 Clark Hall, a room with a capacity of around 100. No doubt it was plenty large for the audience at the time. Sessions with three or four speakers lasted a leisurely two and a half hours.
We have come a long way since then. As you can see, our current program is crammed with sessions. This testifies to the tremendous growth and widespread interest in STS, but it also has meant that our program committee has had to work extremely hard and creatively to accommodate as many papers as possible. I’m especially grateful to Barbara Allen, Dan Breslau, David Tomblin, Rick Duque, David Bruggeman, William Davis, and Wes Shrum for setting up the program and helping with local arrangements.
In contrast to recent meetings, the current meeting, like the first one, has no specific theme. This was my choice, since 4S meetings now accommodate a large range of ideas and orientations, and there seemed little point in encouraging participants to give lip service to an arbitrarily chosen theme. However, for those of you who like themes, the banquet will have a timely one: “Zombies and Other Monsters.”
Those of us who attend the banquet are encouraged to dress accordingly. Halloween costumes are optional, though clothing will be obligatory. Although we can no longer fit into a small room, I look forward to seeing all of you at sessions, coffee breaks, and other gatherings at the meeting.
‐‐Michael Lynch
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From the Program Co‐Chairs: Acknowledgements We are thankful above all that neither of us had to shoulder responsibility for the program alone. But even two of us could not have done it without the assistance of a number of talented and efficient people. First, we must thank our graduate student assistants and post‐docs. David Bruggeman provided enormous help in assembling sessions from the hundreds of abstracts we received. David Tomblin did a wonderful job helping with correspondence and the complex task of scheduling sessions in rooms. William Davis transformed the program from a computer‐generated file to the readable document you have before you. We also relied on the knowledge and always excellent judgment of our colleagues in the 4S. Wes Shrum, as the repository of the accumulated wisdom of many previous meetings, was the first, and usually the last, person we turned to for advice. Mike Lynch provided both guidance and trust, and helped to set priorities in putting the program together. In addition to assembling the book exhibit for this meeting, Wenda Bauchspies gave us the benefit of her experience with past conferences. Steve Coffee helped greatly with everything having to do with print and electronic communication: Technoscience, the 4S website, audiovisual equipment, printing, and more. Finally, we must thank the staff of the Hyatt Regency Crystal City, especially Tasha McDougle, who were very professional and flexible in finding ways to meet the unique requirements of this meeting. ‐‐Barbara Allen and Daniel Breslau, Program Co‐Chairs
A note on the Workshop format At the Rotterdam Conference in 2008, the 4S Council decided to try a new session format for this year's meeting. To accommodate the Society's growth, and to provide a less formal but no less intensive setting for presenting preliminary work, we have established Workshop Sessions. Based on a model used by other professional societies, the format consists of presenters and attendees seated around a table, allowing for more intimate and spontaneous discussion. The room dedicated to these sessions is arranged to minimize background noise, as several workshop sessions will be conducted simultaneously. We are hoping that these sessions will promote lively and productive exchange, and will be valuable to both presenters and attendees. We encourage all attendees to pull up a chair and help make this new format a part of 4S tradition.
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Governance 4S is governed by a President and a council of nine persons. Three members are elected annually from a slate of five to seven candidates. Council members serve three year terms, while the President serves a two year term after a one year term as President Elect. All Past Presidents are non‐voting members of Council. President: Michael Lynch (Cornell University) President‐elect: Judy Wajcman (London School of Economics) Past President: Susan Leigh Star (Santa Clara University) Secretary: Wesley Shrum (Louisiana State University) Council Term Expires Fall 2009: Stefan Timmermans (UCLA) Gabrielle Hecht (University of Michigan) Michelle Murphy (University of Toronto) Term Expires, Fall 2010: Andrew Lakoff (UC San Diego) Catherine Waldby (Sydney University) Daniel Lee Kleinman (University of Wisconsin—Madison) Term Expires 2011: Miwao Matsumoto (University of Tokyo) Nina Wakeford (University of London) Rebecca Herzig (Bates College) Ex‐Officio: Christine Hine (University of Surrey), President of EASST Student Representatives: Gareth Edel (RPI) 2007‐2009 Ender Rickart (University of Chicago) 2008‐2010
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Restaurant Guide
A B C D Lunch: Grab Sit Down Other Ethnic Dining and Go Restaurants Restaurants on 23rd Street (7‐10 minute (7‐10 minute (15‐20 minute (15‐20 minute walk down walk down walk down walk) Crystal Drive) Crystal Drive) Crystal Drive) Au Bon Pain Bailey’s Pub Hamlet Crystal City Caribou and Grille Restaurant Crystal City Coffee Bebo Trattoria King Street Sports Pub Chipotle Jaleo Spanish Blues Cucina Vivace Mexican Grill Tapas Morton’s The Deluxe Diner Coffee McCormick & Steakhouse Enjera Company Schmick’s San Antonio Freddie’s Deli Works Neramitra Bar & Grill Beach Dickie’s Thai Crystal Food Restaurant Frozen Ruth Chris Court Harar Mesob Custard Steak House Market Basket Kabob Palace Manna Café Ted’s & Grocery (Eads St.) McDonald’s Montana Grill The Perfect Mackey’s Pita Public House Plaza Kora The Portofino Gourmet Philadelphia Mike’s Tortoise & Quizno’s Sbarro Italian Hare Bar & Starbucks Buffet Grille Coffee Sushi Garden Urban Thai Subway Young Chow Tokyo Café Legal Sea Corner Bakery Foods Cafe Athena Pallas (22nd St.) Restaurant Guide Café Italia Café Pizzaiolo Charlie Chiang’s
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030. STS in Practice: Experimenting, Collaborating and Program at a Glance Intervening 031. Biography, Science, and Politics in the Twentieth Century WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER, 28 032. Information Technologies in Medicine 1:00 to 3:00 pm Publication Committee Meeting 033. Theorizing Technological Futures 3:00 to 6:00 pm Council Meeting 034. Energy Alternatives and Climate Change 6:00 to 7:15 pm Chairs' Plenary: STS and Policy in the Academy 12:30-1:45pm (Sessions 035-041) 7:15 to 8:30 pm Reception (Including Mentoring) 035. The Practice of Scientific Dissent 036. Sociotechnicalities of Flood Control THURSDAY, OCTOBER, 29 037. Sustainability: Roundtable on Future STS Research for 8:00 to 10:00am (Sessions 005-019) Sustainability 005. Water Worlds I: Water Knowledges and Expertise 038. From Scale to Scalography: A Roundtable 006. Quantitative Applications of Actor Network Theory (ANT) 039. Funding for the Behavioral and Social Sciences at the National Institutes of Health, United States 007. The Privatization of Science I: Commercialized Knowing and Its Discontents 040. S&T Advice for Congress: The Campaign to Restore the Office of Technology Assessment 008. Technological Knowledge at the Juncture of Competing Identities—I (In affiliation with the International Network for 041. Nuclear Abolition: Is it Possible to Uninvent a Technology?: Engineering Studies [INES]) A Discussion between STS Scholars and NGOs 009. The Techno-politics of Enumeration and Identity 010. Sustainability I: Sustainability Ethics 1:45-3:45pm (Sessions 042-056) 011. Thresholds and Foreclosures: Ethnographies of Innovation 042. Artifacts, Institutions, and Practices in the Production of in Science and Medicine Today Contemporary U.S. Politics 012. What is Code? What is Coding? Emerging STS Approaches 043. Surveillance and Transparency as Sociotechnical Systems of in Studying Computer Code [session 1] Accountability 013. Re-thinking Expertise in Defense and Intelligence 044. Water Worlds III: Circulating Paradigms of Water 014. Radically Improved Democratic Shaping of Technology Management 015. Medical Information, Ethics, and Accountability 045. What is _Engineering Studies_ For?: Volume 1 (in affiliation with the International Network for Engineering Studies) 016. Peer Review and Scholarly Judgement 046. Practicing STS in the Federal Civilian and Military Sectors 017. Climate Politics 047. Re-tooling Subjectivities: Exploring the Possible through 018. Collaboration and Interdisciplinarity Feminist Science Studies 019. The Politics of Regulation 048. Sociotechnical Imaginaries and the Politics of Science and Technology: Cross-Cultural Comparisons 10:15-12:15pm (Sessions 020-034) 049. Technology, Biology, and Medicine in Latin America 020. Water Worlds II: Socio-Technologies of Water Access, 050. Sustainability III: Producing Knowledge for Policy: Manipulation, and Monitoring Research Program Planning and Scientific Assessments 021. Environment, Technology and Society Interactions in Latin 051. The Renaissance of Technology Assessment America 052. What is Code? What is Coding? Emerging STS Approaches 022. The Privatization of Science II: Technology Transfer and in Studying Computer Code [session 3] KBBE in the U.S. and Europe 053. Bringing Science to the People and Back Again: 023. Lucrative Animals as Subjects of Science Experiments in Developing Evidence-Based Public Health Policy 024. Technological Knowledge at the Juncture of Competing Identities—II (In affiliation with the International Network for 054. Technology, Access, and Equity Engineering Studies [INES]) 055. Innovation 025. Sustainability II: Sustainability and Emerging Technologies 056. Green Technology and Climate Change 026. What is Code? What is Coding? Emerging STS Approaches in Studying Computer Code [session 2] 4:00-6:00pm (Sessions 057-071) 027. Subjugated Knowledge, Resistance & Technology 057. Water Worlds IV: Hydro-Economics, Models, and Extremes 028. Performing Promise: Explorations of the Promissory Realms of Technoscience 058. Synthetic Biology: Walking the Line between Engineering and Biology 029. Stimulating Infrastructures <--> Structuring Stimulus
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059. Contemporary Constructions of Expertise 087. Reflexive and Anticipatory Governance of Science and 060. Moral Economies of Utility: Translating 'Translational Technology: What's New in Assessing and Shaping Innovation- Science' Based Futures? - Part I 061. Engineering and Social Justice: The Case of Hurricane 088. Studies of the Human Sciences Katrina 089. Workshop I 062. Theories and Methods in Latin American STS 089-1. Constructing Evidence in Legal Settings 063. The Voices of the Public Intellectual in Relation to 089-2. Food Technologies Sustainability 089-3. New Technologies and the (Re-)organization of 064. Environmental Informatics Scientific Work 065. Technique-ology of Governmentality: Mapping a Modern 089-4. The Human Sciences: Redrawing the Boundaries Legacy 066. Contested Boundaries: Science, Colonial Governance and Politics of Knowledge 10:15-12:15pm (Sessions 090-104) 067. Urban Transport Projects and STS 090. Postphenomenology Meets STS I 068. Thinking Machines 091. Forensics and Publics: The Social and Cultural Dimensions of DNA Testing 069. Politics, Citizens, and the State 092. East Asian Biopolitics - Panel 2 070. Scientific Communication 093. STS and Place II - Representations 071. Innovation Studies 094. Scientific Practices in Research and in Learning: Cyberinfrastructure Meets Cyberlearning 6:00-7:30pm Journal Launch Reception: Engineering 095. The Problems with Personhood: Distribution, Agency, and Studies: Journal of the International Network Technoscience (I) for Engineering Studies, Sponsored by Taylor 096. Constructing Terror and Its Antidotes & Francis, Virginia Tech, and Colorado School of Mines (Ticketed event; see T&F booth) 097. Reflexive and Anticipatory Governance of Science and Technology: What's New in Assessing and Shaping Innovation- Based Futures? - Part II 7:30-9:30pm Special Event - The Theatre Workshop in 098. The New Sentinels of Progress: Investigating Emerging Science and Technology Studies (TWISTS): Approaches to Governing Technology Panel 2 The "Living Darwin" Project 099. War by Any Other Name II
100. Gendered Careers in Science and Technology 101. Using Information Technologies FRIDAY, OCTOBER, 30 102. Food Knowledge and Technology 7:00- 9:00am 103. The Aid Complex: Politics and Pathologies of Funding in 074. Social Studies of Science Editorial Board Meeting Global Health II 104. Workshop II 8:00 to 10:00am (Sessions 075-089) 104-1. Internet Cultures and Values 075. The Aid Complex: Politics and Pathologies of Funding in 104-2. Public Representations of Science and Technology Global Health 104-3. Technology, Abilities, and Disability 076. Is Scientific Work a Political Commitment? 104-4. The Politics of Nature and the Environment 077. East Asian Biopolitics - Panel 1
078. War by Any Other Name 079. Socio-technical Transitions: Innovation, Networks & 12:00-2:00pm Science, Technology and Human Values Sustainability Editorial Board Meeting 080. STS and Place I - Productions 081. The New Sentinels of Progress: Investigating Emerging 12:30-1:45pm (Sessions 106-112) Approaches to Governing Technology 106. Technologies of Repair 082. Science in Uncertain and Emerging Democracies 107. Choreographing Failures/ Failed Choreographies 083. Toward a Philosophy of Science and Technology Studies 108. Reconsidering Social Epistemology 084. War and Imagination 109. Panel: Development, Globalization and STS 085. Use, Appropriation, and Control in Light of the Internet, 109-1. Panel: Public Policy and Information Technology: NGO’s, Information Policy, and Social Computing IT and STS 086. Technology: Users, Designers, & Identity 110. Workshop III
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110-1. The Changing Setting of Academic Science 134. Data Riches: The Practices and Politics of Exploiting Digital 110-2. The Judgment of One's Peers Data Sets 111. National Science Foundation (U.S.) Funding Information, 135. The Pharmaceuticalization of Health Opportunities and Initiatives 136. Intra-Animate! Get Your Theories Up and Running with 112. European Research Council: Information and Funding Lively Machines Opportunities 137. Sustainability IV: Designing Sustainable Energy Systems 138. STS and Place IV - Attachments 1:45-3:45pm (Sessions 113-127) 139. Monitoring, Modeling, and Memory (I): New Scientific Infrastructures 113. Neoliberalism and the New Political Sociology of Science 140. Controlling Chemicals: Negotiating Regulation of 114. The Formation of Social Differences in Science and Hazardous Materials Professional Practice 141. Environmental Chemicals, Bodies, and Susceptibilities 115. Health Science, Health Policies and the Complex Practices of the Poor 142. International Mobility of Human Resources in Science & Technology I 116. The Traffic of Reproductive Technoscience and Governance, and East Asian Modernities 143. How Professors Think: Inside the Curious World of Academic Judgment, by Michèle Lamont 117. Post-colonial Computing - Information Technology and Development I 144. Risks and Identities 118. Tinkering with Objectivity: The Production of Guidelines 145. Reproductive Technologies and Their Consequences 146. Illness and Social Classification 119. Expanding the Vocabulary of Science Policy 147. Neoliberalism and the New Political Sociology of Science II 120. STS and Place III - Politics 121. STS, Policy, and International Security 10:15-12:15pm (Sessions 148-162) 122. Postphenomenology Meets STS II 148. Unruly Practice and Orderly Findings in Pharmaceutical 123. The New Sentinels of Progress: Investigating Emerging Research Approaches to Governing Technology Panel 3 149. Beyond Risk: Negotiating Nanotechnology 'In-the-Making' 124. Universities and the Private Sector 150. Police, Pirates and Disaster: Towards a Concept of 125. Workshop IV "Threat" 125-1. Governing Stem Cell Research 151. Tissue Banking Goes Global: Just a Change of Scale? 125-2. Illness and Difference 152. Digital Rationalities and Social Resistances 125-3. New Technologies and Their Politics 153. Technoscience and the (Post)Modern Military Imaginary 125-4. The Cultures of Biomedical Science 154. Technoscience, Biopolitics, and Space: Government under 126. Theory and Methods for STS Globalization 127. The Problems with Personhood: Distribution, Agency, and 155. Sustainability V: Agents of Sustainable Innovation and Technoscience (II) Design 156. Monitoring, Modeling, and Memory (II): Methods for the Study of Cyberinfrastructure (and Other Large Distributed 4:00-6:00pm Presidential Plenary Panel Discussion: Phenomena) Trends and Futures in STS 157. Controlling Chemicals: Constructing Audiences, Mobilizing Publics 6:00-7:00pm 4S Business Meeting 158. Organization Matters: Social Organization of Scientific and Technical Work in Research Labs, Teams, and Groups
159. International Mobility of Human Resources in Science & 7:00-8:00pm Cocktail Hour Technology II 160. Intra-Animate! Get Your Theories Up and Running with 8:00-11:55pm Annual Banquet and Halloween Party Lively Machines II 161. Genomics: Life as an Information Technology 162. Science, Media, and Publics SATURDAY, OCTOBER, 31 8:00 to 10:00am (Sessions 132-147) 12:30-1:45pm (Sessions 163-164) 132. Participatory Experiments and Practices: Producing Public 163. Psychology of Science: Renaissance of a Field Engagement in Science and Technology 164. Sustainability: Roundtable on Sustainability Policy -- What 133. Understanding Behavior Genetics Role for STS Research?
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1:45-3:45pm (Sessions 165-179) 165. Clinical Uncertainty 166. Exploring Socio-technical Formations and Identities: Understanding the Complexities of Psychopharmaceutical Use and Users in Treating Illness and Enhancing Cognition
167. Science, Technology and Citizen Engagement
168. Mobilities of the Highly Skilled
169. Post-colonial Computing - Information Technology and
Development II
170. Catching up with 'the South': New Spaces for Engagement
171. Your Spitting Image? Future Promise and Identity in Personal Genomics 172. Problematising the Public: STS, PUS and Science's Publics 173. Making Things: Artisanship, Representation, and Formalisms at the Convergence of Science and Craft 174. Sustainability VI: Emerging Networks and Institutions of Science and Technology for Sustainability
175. Digital Records and their Ecosystems
176. Inclusion: The Politics of Difference in Medical Research, by Steven Epstein (University of Chicago Press, 2007) 177. Expertise and Advocacy 178. Food Risks 179. Worlds of Science and Religion
4:00-6:00pm (Sessions 180-192)
180. At the Intersection of Materiality and Meaning: The Dynamics and Consequences of User Agency in the Study of Media, Information and Communication Technologies 181. Inventing the Space Sciences: Constructing Identity and Legitimacy for New Multidisciplinary "Disciplines"
182. Ethnographies of Safety Enhancement
183. The Greening of Silicon Valley: Perspectives for STS
Research
184. The Path-finding Process for Nuclear Waste Disposal
185. The Shaping of the Public Understanding of Science and Technology in South America 186. The Charisma of Technological Globalisms: Technological Interventions in the Global South 187. Biocitizenship 188. Prescribing by Numbers: Drugs and the Definition of Disease, by Jeremy Greene
189. Nanotechnology
190. Online Worlds
191. Visualization: Maps and Images
192. Economics, Technology, and Markets
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Full Program Patterns in Enron. Yuval Millo, London School of Economics; Ofer Engel, London School of Economics On Using Automated Text Classification with Actor-Network WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER, 28 Theory. Thomas Clay Templeton, NASA; Douglas W. Oard, 001. Publication Committee Meeting University of Maryland; Kenneth R. Fleischmann, University 1:00 to 3:00 pm of Maryland Hyatt Regency: Arlington Animations on the Basis of Quantitative Applications of Actor- 002. Council Meeting Network Theory ANT. Loet Leydesdorff, University of 3:00 to 6:00 pm Amsterdam Hyatt Regency: Arlington Follow the Phlegm: Tracing the Infinitesimal in Male Networks of Power. Karl Palmås, Chalmers University of Technology 003. Chairs' Plenary: STS and Policy in the Academy 6:00 to 7:15 pm 007. The Privatization of Science I: Commercialized Knowing Hyatt Regency: Potomac 1 ,2, 3 & 4 and Its Discontents Chairs: Barbara Allen, Virginia Tech 8:00 to 10:00 am Daniel Breslau, Virginia Tech Hyatt Regency: Roosevelt Panel Members: Susan Cozzens, Georgia Institute of Technology Chair: David Winickoff, University of California, Berkeley Daniel Kleinman, University of Wisconsin Participants: David Guston, Arizona State University Scientific Diligence, Climatic Urgency, and the Public/Private Brian Wynne, University of Lancaster Expert: Hurricane Forecasts Go to Market. Leigh T Johnson, 004. Reception (Including Mentoring) University of California, Berkeley 7:15 to 8:30 pm A Lab of Their Own: Genomic Sovereignty as Postcolonial Hyatt Regency: Potomac 1,2,3 & 4 Science Policy? Ruha Benjamin, University of California, Los Angeles Government Spawned and Supported from Egg-to-plate: Managerial Ecology and the Corporate Domestication of THURSDAY, OCTOBER, 29 Codfish on Canada's East Coast. Dean Bavington, Nipissing University 005. Water Worlds I: Water Knowledges and Expertise 8:00 to 10:00 am Commercialising Public Research? The Danish Case. Christian Hyatt Regency: Fairfax Klemen. University of Copenhagen Chair: Jessica Emily Barnes, Columbia University How to Open the Black Box of 'Market Forces and Innovation' in Medicine? Luísa Veloso, CIES-ISCTE; Luísa Oliveira, Participants: CIES-ISCTE Dams as Assemblages: Cold War Geopolitics, Technological Discussant: Rebecca Lave, Indiana University Expertise and River Alteration 1950-70. Christopher Sneddon, Dartmouth College 008. Technological Knowledge at the Juncture of Competing Adaptive Management as Anti-Politics Machine. Becky Identities—I (In affiliation with the International Network for Blanchard, University of Florida; Rachel J Pawlitz, Engineering Studies [INES]) University of Florida; Katrina Z. S. Schwartz, University of 8:00 to 10:00 am Florida Hyatt Regency: Tidewater A Knowledge in Dutch Water Management: A Genesis of the Chair: Amy E. Slaton, Drexel University Preference for Scientific Discourses in Policy Making. Participants: Marlous Blankesteijn, University of Amsterdam Science and the Reconstruction of Engineering Identity in Cold Inventories, Trends and Equilibriums: How Can Environmental War America: Eric A. Walker and Educational Reform at Descriptors Become Institutionalized Indicators: The Case of Penn State University and on the National Scene. Atsushi Freshwaters Regulation in France. Gabrielle Bouleau, Akera, Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute Cemagref Engineers in the Risk Society: The Blurry Professional Distributed Expertise in Political Processes for Water Boundaries of Disaster Experts since the 1970s. Scott Management in the Dutch Meuse. Anna J Wesselink, Knowles, Drexel University University of Leeds Imagining Global Identities for American Engineers: From Discussant: Wiebe Bijker, Maastricht University Technical Assistance and Development to Competitiveness and Globalization. Brent K. Jesiek, Purdue University; 006. Quantitative Applications of Actor Network Theory (ANT) Kacey Beddoes, Virginia Tech 8:00 to 10:00 am Hyatt Regency: Regency A Appropriate Technology and Engineering Identity in an Informal Labor Market Sector: The Development of Chair: Uri Shwed, Columbia University Informal Mechanics and the Segmentation of Engineering in Participants: Thailand. Morita Atsuro, Osaka University From Disasters to WoW: Using Actor Network Theory to Putting the Concession to Work: Anglo-Iranian Oil and the Understand and Enable Multidimensional Networks. Noshir 1932-33 Concession Crisis. Katayoun Shafiee, New York Contractor, Northwestern University Scientific Consensus as BlackBoxing: Using Citation Networks Discussant: Gary Downey, Virginia Tech to Detect Consensus. Uri Shwed, Columbia University 009. The Techno-politics of Enumeration and Identity The Structure of Crises: Organisational Communication 8:00 to 10:00 am
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Hyatt Regency: Regency C Handmade Binary: The Codes of Telegraphers and of Knitters, Chair: Thurka Sangaramoorthy, University of California, San Fit Together. Kristen Haring, Auburn University Francisco Judgments, Conventions and Values in the Activity of Software Participants: Source Code Writing. Stéphane Couture, Université du "Number Worship" and Adherent Subjects. Jennifer A Liu, Québec à Montréal / Telecom Paris Tech University of Illinois, Urbana-Champaign Truth and Command in the Language of Code: (code := Treating the Numbers: HIV/AIDS Surveillance and meaning) == (code := action)? Evan Buswell, Portland State Subjectivity. Thurka Sangaramoorthy, University of University California, San Francisco Enchanting Digital Color Codes. Carolyn Lee Kane, New York Enumerating Risk: Vital Statistics and Prenatal Care among University Haitians in South Florida. Lauren Fordyce, Duke University Discussant: Warren Sack, University of California, Santa Cruz The Six-Day War Census: Palestinians under the Statistical 013. Re-thinking Expertise in Defense and Intelligence Gaze. Anat E Leibler, Hebrew University 8:00 to 10:00 am Discussant: Benjamin Peacock, Reed College Hyatt Regency: Tidewater B 010. Sustainability I: Sustainability Ethics Chair: Kathleen M Vogel, Cornell University 8:00 to 10:00 am Participants: Hyatt Regency: Washington A Expertise, What's That? Carl W Ford, Jr., Georgetown Chair: Thaddeus Miller, Arizona State University University Participants: Analytic Culture in the U.S. Intelligence Community: An Constructing Sustainability: A Study of the Emerging Ethical Ethnographic Study. Rob Johnston, U.S. Central Frameworks in Science and Technology. Thaddeus Miller, Intelligence Agency Arizona State University Beyond Techno-Centrism: Foreign Area Knowledge Production Sustainability as an Ethical Ideal. Paul Thompson, Michigan and Expertise in Defense. Dan Plafcan, University of State University Virginia; Pauline Kusiak, Independent Scholar Biodiversity, Conservation Biologists, and the Challenge of Biosecurity Threats: Expertise and Intelligence Assessments. Social Justice. Evelyn Brister, Rochester Institute of Kathleen M Vogel, Cornell University Technology Discussant: Michael A Dennis, Independent Scholar Sustainability as Interdisciplinarity. Robert Frodeman, 014. Radically Improved Democratic Shaping of Technology University of North Texas 8:00 to 10:00 am 011. Thresholds and Foreclosures: Ethnographies of Innovation Hyatt Regency: Regency B in Science and Medicine Today Chair: Edward Woodhouse, RPI 8:00 to 10:00 am Participants: Hyatt Regency: Arlington Porting Democracy - A New Model of On-line Democratic Chairs: Alexandra Choby, Lara Braff, University of Chicago Participation. Nathan Fisk, Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute Participants: Is Empowering Citizens/Consumers Enough, or Do They New Moral Economies of Risk: Diabetes Technologies, Actually Need to Become More Capable? Brent Voelker, Innovation, and Emergence. James Battle, University of Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute California, Berkeley and University of California, San Democratic Reconstruction of the Computer Game Industry. Francisco Xiaofeng Tang, Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute Personalized Discovery or iSurveillance? Ethics and Innovation The National Citizens' Technology Forum: Lessons for the in Mobile Sensing. Katie Shilton, University of California Future. Mark Philbrick, University of California, Berkeley; Los Angeles Javiera Barandiaran, University of California, Berkeley Virtual Iraq: Creating a Virtual Therapeutic Space for OIF The Mirage of Citizen Engagement in Uncertain Science: Veterans with PTSD. Marisa Brandt, University of Parameters of Public Attitudes to Hydrogen Energy. Robert California, San Diego Flynn, University of Salford; Miriam Ricci, University of "The Revolution Will Be Prostheticized": A Preliminary Case Salford; Paul Bellaby, University of Salford Study of DARPA's Revolutionizing Prosthetics Program. A Marriage of Convenience? Deliberative Democracy and STS. Deborah Breen, Boston University Alfred Moore, University College Cork Conserving the Right to (Re)Produce: Natural Viagras® and Discussant: Patrick W. Hamlett, North Carolina State University Gene Banks. Ruth Goldstein, University of California, 015. Medical Information, Ethics, and Accountability Berkeley 8:00 to 10:00 am Investigating Intimacy in the Social Study of Science: Policies Hyatt Regency: Washington B on Dying. Anna Durnová, University of Vienna Chair: Laura Senier, Brown University Discussant: Alexandra Choby Participants: 012. What is Code? What is Coding? Emerging STS Approaches Accounting for Hospital Death. Roland Bal, Erasmus in Studying Computer Code [session 1] University Rotterdam 8:00 to 10:00 am New Technology, New Practices? Health Personnel and Hyatt Regency: Kennedy Digitalized Patients. Erna Håland, NTNU-ViLL; Line Chair: Marisa Leavitt Cohn, University of California, Irvine Melby, Norwegian University of Science and Technology Participants: Reconfiguring Maternity Care? Nis Johannsen, IT University of
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Copenhagen Knowledge Acquisition Strategies in Interdisciplinary Research. Use Cases as Inscriptions in Healthcare Information Ismael Rafols, SPRU, University of Sussex; Grit Laudel, Technologies. Hrönn Kold Sigurdardottir, IT University of Rathenau Institute Copenhagen Matters of Concern: Managing Risk, Control, and Openness in 016. Peer Review and Scholarly Judgement Research Collaborations. Jane Bjørn Vedel, Copenhagen 8:00 to 10:00 am Business School Hyatt Regency: Prince William Technology, Accountability and Specificity: A 'Nano' Case. Participants: Elena Simakova, Cornell University Are Behavioural and Social Sciences Really Less Objective? Scientific Dead Ends: The Biochemistry of Joseph Needham. Daniele Fanelli, University of Edinburgh Rony Armon, Ben Gurion University Opportunity Knocks: Authors' Writing and Publishing 019. The Politics of Regulation Decisions When Manuscripts Are Solicited. Phillip M 8:00 to 10:00 am Edwards, University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill Hyatt Regency: Regency D Quality Assurance: Is the Multi-level Process an Answer to Participants: Critics of Peer Review? Meike Olbrecht, Institut für Actor-Network Theory and the Regulation of Nicotine in the Forschungsinformation und Qualitätssicherung UK. Catriona Gail Rooke, University of Nottingham Validation Boundaries: Product of Peer-Review Explaining Optics and Opacity: The Politics of Transparency in the "Cross-Boundary Conflicts" among Certified Knowledge. Modernization of Drug Regulation. Mavis Jones, Dalhousie Yuko Fujigaki, University of Tokyo University The Relation between the Individual Motivation of Scientists to Scientific Uncertainty and Political Controversy: The Case of Attend Meetings and the Structure of Scientific Gatherings. Chlorine-36 in Yucca Mountain. Grischa Metlay, University Sofia Liberman, Universidad Nacional Autonoma de Mexico of Harvard; Daniel Metlay, Nuclear Waste Technical Review Does the Network Configuration of Researchers Predict the Board Success of a Research Grant Application?Maaike Verbree, The Fabric of Scientific Advice at the WTO: Authority, Rathenau Institute; Peter van den Besselaar, Rathenau Selection and Boundary-making in the Agbiotech Dispute. Institute Christophe Bonneuil, CNRS 017. Climate Politics What Happened to Regenerative Medicine? Holes in the New 8:00 to 10:00 am Legislative Fabric of Innovative Biomedical Therapies in the Hyatt Regency: Jefferson European Union. Alex Faulkner, King's College London Chair: Ellsworth Fuhrman, Virginia Tech Unfolding the 'Knot': The Commercialization of Cord Blood Participants: Banking in India. Shashank Shekhar Tiwari, University of Nottingham Back Cloths: Tools or Means of Persuasion? Differing Views on 'Knowledge' in Science and Society. Sunniva Tøsse, 020. Water Worlds II: Socio-Technologies of Water Access, NTNU Manipulation, and Monitoring Free Choice and Sustainability: How Liberal Politics Could 10:15 to 12:15 pm Deal with Technology. Govert Valkenburg, Maastricht Hyatt Regency: Fairfax University Chair: Andrea Ballestero, University of California, Irvine Scientific Uncertainty and the Prioritization of Social Problems: Participants: Planning for the Localized Effects of Global Climate Change Water Infrastructure and Technoscientific State Formation in on Florida's Forgotten Coast. Theresa L Goedeke, NOAA California. Patrick Carroll, University of California, Davis National Ocean Service The Slippery Subject: Making Mumbai's Water. Nikhil Anand, The Influence of the Mass Media on Public Concern for Stanford University Climate Change in Japan. Yuki Sampei, National Institute The Community Water Jar: Gender and Technology in Guinée. for Environmental Studies; Midori Aoyagi-Usui, National Wenda Bauchspies, Georgia Institute of Technology Institute for Environmental Studies Pumping Power: Desert Reclamation on the Margins of Egypt's Shaping Policies Sideways? Exploring Subpolitics of Climate Agricultural Lands. Jessica Emily Barnes, Columbia Adaptation. Jøran Solli, NTNU University The Role of Non-state Intermediary Actors in Shaping the The Machete & the Freighter: Making the Panama Canal Market for Green Electricity. Harald Rohracher, IFZ - Watershed, 1977-99. Ashley Carse, University of North University of Klagenfurt Carolina, Chapel Hill 018. Collaboration and Interdisciplinarity Discussant: Samer Alatout, University of Wisconsin, Madison 8:00 to 10:00 am 021. Environment, Technology and Society Interactions in Latin Hyatt Regency: Lincoln America Chair: Bob Darrow, Virginia Tech 10:15 to 12:15 pm Participants: Hyatt Regency: Lincoln Epistemic Gaps and Bridges in Interdisciplinary Collaboration. Chair: Rick B Duque, University of Vienna Zack Kertcher, University of Chicago Participants: Interactional Expertise, Common Ground, and the Subtle Social Environmental Conflicts in Paraty, Rio de Janeiro, Treading Between Knowledge and Ignorance. Brazil. Mariza Almeida, Augusto Motta University Considerations from the Field of Bio-engineering. Jeanne The Mexican and Transnational Lives of Corn: Technological, Mengis, University of Warwick /University of Lugano 13
Political, Edible Object. Sara Bergstresser, Nathan S. Kline Reengineering through Reeducation: Creating a Postindustrial Institute for Psychiatric Research Working Class in Nanomanufacturing. Mary Ebeling, Hydropower to Achieve Economic, Environmental, and Social Drexel University Sustainability in Costa Rica? Dan Moscovici, Drexel Technology Studies Grow Up: On the Sociology of Age, University Ageing, and Technological Artifacts. Pablo Schyfter, Across Borders: The Discovery and Development of the University of Edinburgh Compound P-MAPA in Brazil. Carlos Henrique Fioravanti, Discussant: Gary Downey, Virginia Tech State University of Campinas, Brazil; Lea Velho, State 025. Sustainability II: Sustainability and Emerging Technologies University of Campinas, Brazil 10:15 to 12:15 pm 022. The Privatization of Science II: Technology Transfer and Hyatt Regency: Washington A KBBE in the U.S. and Europe Chairs: Eleonore Pauwels, Woodrow Wilson Center for 10:15 to 12:15 pm International Scholars; Stephen Zehr, University of Southern Hyatt Regency: Roosevelt Indiana Chair: Rebecca Lave, Indiana University Participants: Participants: Diverse "Technologies of Innovation": Towards More Plural The Distributive Politics of the Tech Transfer Office: Normativities for 'Sustainability Transitions'. Andrew Configuring the University's Role in the Knowledge Stirling, Sussex Economy.David Winickoff, University of California, Conservation, Sustainability and Potentiality. Alfred Berkeley Nordmann, Darmstadt Technical University Aligning the Incentives and Intent of Bayh-Dole. Walter Moving Public Participation Further Upstream: A Differential Valdivia, Arizona State University Approach to Framing Co-construction and Governance of University Commercialization Policies and Their Emerging Technologies. Arnim Wiek, Arizona State Implementation in Europe and the US. Liudvika Leisyte, University Harvard University Social Risk and Challenges to the Sustainability of Emerging The Birth of Neurotechnology: Critical Considerations of an Nanotechnologies. Barbara Herr Harthorn, UC Santa Emerging Market of the Brain. Mark Robinson, Princeton Barbara University Sustainable Development and Transgression of Limits: An Do Patents Privilege Reductionist Science?: Patentable Subject Essential Tension? Astrid Schwarz, Darmstadt Technical Matter and the Politics of Benefit Sharing. Laura Foster, University University of California, Los Angeles "Sustainable Synthetic Biology": A New Venture for Experts in 023. Lucrative Animals as Subjects of Science Science and Technology Studies (STS)? Eleonore Pauwels, 10:15 to 12:15 pm Woodrow Wilson Center for International Scholars Hyatt Regency: Prince William 026. What is Code? What is Coding? Emerging STS Approaches Chair: Lisa Onaga, Cornell University in Studying Computer Code [session 2] Participants: 10:15 to 12:15 pm Breeding Pigs and Cattle for Industry in the United States and Hyatt Regency: Kennedy Germany, 1880-1910. Brendan Matz, Yale University Chair: Lilly Nguyen, University of California, Los Angeles Securing "National" Food and Science: Examining Japan's Participants: Science on Whales. Fumitaka Wakamatasu, Harvard Software/Code Is Society Made Malleable. Casey O'Donnell, University University of Georgia The Culture of Silkworms: Deliberations about the Industrial Coding the Code of Blogging Infrastructure: The Case of RSS. "Improvement" of Silk, Cocoons, Larvae and Life. Lisa Jan-Hendrik Passoth, University of Bielefeld Onaga, Cornell University Reinterpreting Participation in Software Development: Code as Models of Cloning, Models for the Zoo: Rethinking the Conversation and Build as Assemblage. Marisa Leavitt Sociological Significance of Cloned Animals. Carrie Friese, Cohn, University of California, Irvine London School of Economics Where Are the Missing Wikipedians? The Sociology of a Bot. 024. Technological Knowledge at the Juncture of Competing R. Stuart Geiger, Georgetown University Identities—II (In affiliation with the International Network for Discussant: Janet Vertesi, University of California, Irvine Engineering Studies [INES]) 027. Subjugated Knowledge, Resistance & Technology 10:15 to 12:15 pm 10:15 to 12:15 pm Hyatt Regency: Tidewater A Hyatt Regency: Regency D Chair: Juan Lucena, Colorado School of Mines Chair: Nathan Fisk, Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute Participants: Participants: Manual and Labor: Constructions of Worker (In)Competence, Constructing Legitimacy: The Appropriation of Lay (Mal)Intention and (Minority) Identity in the Factory Knowledge. Jessica Lyons, Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute Handbook. Amy E. Slaton, Drexel University Classifying the Healthy Self and Unhealthy Self: The Interdisciplinarity and the Engineer. Linda F. Hogle, University Biosociality of Medical Tourists. Gareth Edel, Rensselaer of Wisconsin, Madison Polytechnic Institute Designing for Accessibility: Competing Identities in Software Scientific Resistance: Why Some Scientists Are Forced to Engineering Education. Kevin Fodness, Rensselaer Become Ethical Entrepreneurs. Ross Bradon Mitchell, Polytechnic Institute 14
Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute Cruz Hacking Genomes: The DIY Bio Movement. Jonathan Cluck, ExtrAct: An STS Mapping of Natural Gas Development in the Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute U.S. Sara Wylie, Massachusetts Institute of Technology Understanding People's Science Movement in India: From the From Mercenary to Politically Engaged Scholarship: Vantage of Social Movement Perspective. Subhasis Sahoo, Reflections on Epistemic Cultures and Technoscientific Indian Institute of Technology Kanpur; Binay Kumar Controversies. Vasilis Galis, Dr; Anders Hansson, Pattnaik, Indian Institute of Technology Kanpur Linköping University Looking at Social Movements through an STS Glass (Darkly): The Development of Theory and Practice of Knowledge Use Conceptualising Collective Resistance to Technology. and Exchange through Collaboration between STS and STP. Stevienna de Saille, University of Leeds Go Yoshizawa, University of Tokyo Discussant: Ron Eglash, Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute Discussant: Michael MJ Fischer, Massachusetts Institute of 028. Performing Promise: Explorations of the Promissory Technology Realms of Technoscience 031. Biography, Science, and Politics in the Twentieth Century 10:15 to 12:15 pm 10:15 to 12:15 pm Hyatt Regency: Tidewater B Hyatt Regency: Washington B Chair: Brian Wynne, University of Lancaster Chair: Brian Lindseth, University of California, San Diego Participants: Participants: "These Statements Are Only Expectations": Promise and William A. Nierenberg: From Fighting Communism to Fighting Pessimism in Genomics. Richard Tutton, Lancaster Environmentalists. Naomi Oreskes, University of California University San Diego; Erik M. Conway, NASA Jet Propulsion Mobilizing Life: Discourses of Potentiality in Efforts to Laboratory Develop Molecular Medicine. Karen-Sue Taussig, From the Small-town Chapel to the Cathedral of Cosmopolitan University of Minnesota Science: Harold C. Urey, Religion, and Isotope Chemistry. Pork without Pigs? The Many Promissory Discourses of In Matthew Benjamin Shindell, University of California, San Vitro Meat. Neil Stephens, Cardiff University Diego Science Studies Program Cultural Framing and Public Expectations of Regenerative Eugene Odum, Science and Ethics in Postwar Ecology. Brian Medicine Products. Richard Elliott, University of Lindseth, University of California, San Diego Nottingham Josiah Royce, Aleksandr Bogdanov, and the Other Precursors to Fields of Promise: A History of the Promissory Realm of the Cybernetics. Benjamin Peters, Columbia University GMO. Larry Reynolds, Lancaster Univeristy On the Edge of Creativity: The Case Study of W D (Bill) 029. Stimulating Infrastructures <--> Structuring Stimulus Hamilton. Ullica Segerstrale, Illinois Institute of 10:15 to 12:15 pm Technology Hyatt Regency: Regency C Discussant: Charles Thorpe, University of California, San Diego Chair: Cory Philip Knobel, University of Michigan 032. Information Technologies in Medicine Participants: 10:15 to 12:15 pm Intangible Infrastructure as Stimulus and Investment. Brian Hyatt Regency: Arlington Kahin, University of Michigan Participants: The Ghost of Stimulus Past: Broadband Infrastructure and Caring Work Beyond the Doctor-Patient Relationship: Artifacts of the New Deal. Charles Kaylor, University of Computerized Work in the Operating Room. Ulrike Tikvah Michigan Kissmann, Humboldt-University Berlin Cyber-sanctioning as a Governance Structure: Politics of Dreams of a Common Infrastructure: STS Perspectives on Federal Evidence-based Registries in Social Policy. Jen Building Infrastructure to Support Safe Handovers in Care. Sandler, Trinity College Ellen Balka, Simon Fraser University A Sociotechnical Framework for Understanding Infrastructure In Case of Break-down: Transnational Collaboration and the Breakdown and Repair. Benjamin Sims, Los Alamos Vulnerability of Emergency Communication Infrastructures. National Laboratory Anique Hommels, Maastricht University The Broadband Stimulus Act and Lessons from History: Questioning the Logic of Self-care Technology: Another Look Telecommunications Development in the Rural Western at Self-monitoring Devices to Reassemble Health. Cristiano U.S. Nadine Kozak, University of California, San Diego Storni, Interaction Design Center 030. STS in Practice: Experimenting, Collaborating and Resistances and Boundary Work. How Telehealthcare Intervening Technologies Disturb the Order of Care. Nelly Oudshoorn, 10:15 to 12:15 pm University Twente Hyatt Regency: Regency B Coordinating Patient Trajectories: Exploring Awareness in a Chair: Nate Greenslit, Massachusetts Institute of Technology Surgical Ward. Line Melby, Norwegian University of Science and Technology Participants: Psychosomatic$: Interdisciplinary Research at the Intersection 033. Theorizing Technological Futures of Bodies, Brands, and Free Will. Nate Greenslit, 10:15 to 12:15 pm Massachusetts Institute of Technology Hyatt Regency: Regency A Generative Interferences. Lucy Suchman, Lancaster University Participants: Software Studies. Warren Sack, University of California, Santa In Postmodernity the Relation between Science and Technology
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Is Reversed. Paul Forman, Smithsonian Institution Powell, Louisiana State University Re-Enchantment Technologies: Long Life and The Conscious 037. Sustainability: Roundtable on Future STS Research for Universe. Abou Ali Farman Farmaian, City University of Sustainability New York 12:30 to 1:45 pm Research and Innovation as a Governmentality Regime. Alain- Hyatt Regency: Washington A Marc Rieu, University of Lyon & Institute of East Asian Chair: Clark Miller, Arizona State University Studies, ENS-lsh Discussants: Sheila Jasanoff, Harvard University; Geoffrey Technological Diffusion and Its Integration with Culture. Bowker, Santa Clara University; Andrew Light, George Mason Huiduan MA, teacher at university University Technology as a Medium: A Constructivist Concept of 038. From Scale to Scalography: A Roundtable Technology. Gotthard Jürgen Bechmann, Institute of 12:30 to 1:45 pm Technology Assessment and System Analysis Hyatt Regency: Regency D The Business of Expectations: The Role of Promissory Panel Members: Tarek Cheniti, University of Oxford; Javier Organisations in Shaping Technologies & Innovation. Neil Lezaun, University of Oxford; Chris Sugden, University of Pollock, University of Edinburgh Oxford 034. Energy Alternatives and Climate Change 039. Funding for the Behavioral and Social Sciences at the 10:15 to 12:15 pm National Institutes of Health, United States Hyatt Regency: Jefferson 12:30 to 1:45 pm Chair: Sonja Schmid, Virginia Tech Hyatt Regency: Regency A Participants: Presenting Author: Ronald P. Abeles, National Institutes of Health Climate Crisis, or the Eclipse of Liberal Democracy Under the 040. S&T Advice for Congress: The Campaign to Restore the Threat of Scientized Nature? Anders Blok, Copenhagen Office of Technology Assessment University; Margareta Bertilsson, Copenhagen University 12:30 to 1:45 pm Renewable Energy as a Community Concern: How Local Hyatt Regency: Regency B Communities Face the Challenge of Increasing Use and Chairs: Kathleen M Vogel, Cornell University; Gerald L. Epstein, Production of Renewable Energy? Bente Johnsen Rygg, Independent Scholar Sogn og Fjordane University College Panel Members: Will O'Neal, Office of Congressman Rush Holt The Solar Obsession: Symbolic Performance of Photovoltaic (D-NJ); Todd LaPorte, George Mason University Energy in Media and Politics. Ozzie Zehner, Independent David Goldston, Former Chief of Staff, House Committee on Scholar / Imagitrends Science; Kathleen M Vogel, Cornell University; Gerald L. Where Are the Missing Politicians? Amending the Market for Epstein, Independent Scholar Electricity in Norway. Henrik Karlstrøm, Norwegian University of Science and Technology 041. Nuclear Abolition: Is it Possible to Uninvent a Technology?: Understanding of the LED Technology through Controversies. A Discussion between STS Scholars and NGOs Byoung Soo Kim, Korea Institute of S&T Evaluation and 12:30 to 1:45 pm Planning Hyatt Regency: Jefferson Chair: 035. The Practice of Scientific Dissent Hugh Gusterson, George Mason University 12:30 to 1:45 pm Panel Members: Martin Sherwin, George Mason University; Hyatt Regency: Washington B James Acton, Carnegie Endowment for International Peace; Chair: Keith Warner, Santa Clara University Lynn Eden, Stanford University; Ivan Oelrich, Federation of Participants: American Scientists Scientific Dissent: From Novel Perception to Networks of 042. Artifacts, Institutions, and Practices in the Production of Practice. Keith Warner, Santa Clara University Contemporary U.S. Politics The Opposition to the Theory of Relativity in the 1920s. 1:45 to 3:45 pm Milena Wazeck, Max Planck Institute for the History of Hyatt Regency: Prince William Science Chair: Caroline Lee, Lafayette College Scientific Knowledge, Consensus and Dissent: A New Participants: Theoretical Framework. Boaz Miller, University of Toronto Mundane Mobilizational Tools in U.S. Congressional Discussant: Jason A Delborne, Colorado School of Mines Campaigns. Rasmus Kleis Nelson, Columbia University 036. Sociotechnicalities of Flood Control Don't Think of an Online Elephant: Explaining the Dearth of 12:30 to 1:45 pm Conservative Political Infrastructure Online in America. Hyatt Regency: Regency C David Karpf, University of Pennsylvania Chair: Colin Beech, Academy Software, LLC The Whole World is Networking: Venture Progressives, New Participants: Media Artifacts, and the Transformation of the Political Local Knowledge and the Culture of Louisiana Flood Control. Field, 2003-2008. Daniel Kreiss, Stanford University Rachel A. Dowty, Louisiana State University Organizing across the Virtual/Physical Divide. Ingrid Erickson, Protecting the Disposable Polis: Engineering Practices and Social Science Research Council Vulnerable Populations. Stephanie Houston Grey, Louisiana The New "AOL": Activism On-Line and the Role of the State University Internet in Community Organizing. Kurt Reymers, Levees as Socionatural Systems: The Case of Katrina. Joseph Morrisville State College
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Discussant: Caroline Lee, Lafayette College Century Brazil. Juan Lucena, Colorado School of Mines 043. Surveillance and Transparency as Sociotechnical Systems of Success, Recruitment, and Retention of Academically Elite Accountability Women Students without STEM Backgrounds in U.S. 1:45 to 3:45 pm Undergraduate Engineering Education. Lisa McLoughlin, Hyatt Regency: Regency B Greenfield Community College Chairs: Deborah Johnson, University of Virginia; Kent Wayland, What is Engineering Studies For?: Dominant Practices and University of Virginia Scalable Scholarship. Gary Downey, Virginia Tech Participants: 046. Practicing STS in the Federal Civilian and Military Sectors Transparency and Campaign Finance Disclosure. Deborah 1:45 to 3:45 pm Johnson, University of Virginia Hyatt Regency: Tidewater B Secure Flight and Government Surveillance. Priscilla Regan, Chair: Anne Fitzpatrick, Virginia Tech George Mason University Participants: Transparency Practice at the American Red Cross. Roberto The Value of an STS Degree Outside of Academia. Kenneth Armengol, University of Virginia Thompson, Federal Consulting Google's Use of Personal Information. Siva Vaidhyanathan, It's Impossible to Tell in Advance: Computational Social University of Virginia Science, Prediction, and Policymaking. Laura McNamara, Personal Transparency and Peer Surveillance on Facebook. Sandia National Laboratories Alfred Weaver, University of Virginia; Kent Wayland, Engaging STS: NASA Cultures, STS, and the Craft of University of Virginia Policymaking: How It Matters. Diana Hoyt, National Trade-offs between Security and Privacy: Parental Attitude to Aeronautics and Space Administration Child Surveillance Systems in Japan. Arisa Ema, University STS From the Classroom to the War Room. Anne Fitzpatrick, of Tokyo Virginia Tech 044. Water Worlds III: Circulating Paradigms of Water 047. Re-tooling Subjectivities: Exploring the Possible through Management Feminist Science Studies 1:45 to 3:45 pm 1:45 to 3:45 pm Hyatt Regency: Fairfax Hyatt Regency: Regency A Chair: Nikhil Anand, Stanford University Chair: Michelle Murphy, University of Toronto Participants: Participants: Fluid Boundaries: Flows and Log Jams in the Circulation of Surplus Wombs and Biocapital: Indian Surrogacy and the French Water Management Technologies. Sara B. Transnational Distribution of Mothering. Kalindi Vora, Pritchard, Cornell University University of California Berkeley Oystermen as Emerging Hydro-Experts: New Paradigms for Hearing Deafness: Subjectnes, Articulateness, and Water Management in the Apalachicola-Chattahoochee-Flint Communicability. Alexa Schriempf, Penn State University Basin. Becky Blanchard, University of Florida Cyborg Subjectivity: Decoding the Agency of Domesticated Jakarta Under Water: The 2007 Flood and the Development of Food Crops. Ruth M Mendum, Penn State University Jakarta's Water Infrastructure. Yulianto Mohsin, Cornell Technoscience, Life, Affect, Temporality; Adele E. Clarke, University University of California, San Francisco A Clash of Symbols: IWRM Versus Dam Engineering. Feminist Technologies: A Political and Pedagogical Agenda. Christine McCulloch, Oxford University Linda Louise Layne, Rensselaer Unraveling the Global Hegemony of Integrated Water Feminist and Postcolonial Science and Technology Studies: Resources Management. Farhad Mukhtarov, CEU Connections and Disconnections. Sandra Harding, Discussant: University of California, Los Angeles Christopher Sneddon, Dartmouth College Discussant: Wenda Bauchspies, Georgia Institute of Technology 045. What is _Engineering Studies_ For?: Volume 1 (in affiliation 048. Sociotechnical Imaginaries and the Politics of Science and with the International Network for Engineering Studies) Technology: Cross-Cultural Comparisons 1:45 to 3:45 pm 1:45 to 3:45 pm Hyatt Regency: Washington B Hyatt Regency: Arlington Chairs: Gary Downey, Virginia Tech; Juan Lucena, Colorado Chair: Sheila Jasanoff, Harvard University School of Mines Participants: Participants: Assembling, Rehearsing and Stabilising: Technoscentific Re-Locating Software Engineering: From Technology to Imaginaries, Societal Models and "Austrian Futures". Ulrike Communication? Knut H. Sørensen, Norwegian University Felt, University of Vienna of Science and Technology; Vivian Anette Lagesen, Cosmopolitan Innovation Imaginaries? Comparative and Norwegian University of Science and Technology Convergent Aspects of Anglo-Chinese Scientific Research The Dialectic between Expertise Knowledge and Professional Collaboration in Agricultural Biotechnologies. David Discretion: Accreditation, Social Control and the Limits of Tyfield, Lancaster University; Brian Wynne, University of Instrumental Logic. Carroll Seron, University of California Lancaster Irvine; Susan Silbey, Massachusetts Institute of Technology Imagining Public Reason in the Human Embryo Research Imagining Nation, Envisioning Progress: Emperor, Agricultural Debates. Ben Hurlbut, Harvard University Elites, and Imperial Ministers in Search of Engineers in 19th Rethinking the Political Economy of Science, Technology, and
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National Development in South Korea: "Sociotechnical Prospects for TA in Japan. Tatso Suzuki, University of Tokyo Imaginaries" Perspectives. Sang-Hyun Kim, John F. Discussant: Daniel Sarewitz, Arizona State University Kennedy School of Government, Harvard University 052. What is Code? What is Coding? Emerging STS Approaches Discussant: Regula Valérie Burri, ETH & University of Zurich in Studying Computer Code [session 3] 049. Technology, Biology, and Medicine in Latin America 1:45 to 3:45 pm 1:45 to 3:45 pm Hyatt Regency: Kennedy Hyatt Regency: Lincoln Chair: Stéphane Couture, Université du Québec à Montréal / Chair: Maria Fernanda Olarte-Sierra, University of Amsterdam Telecom Paris Tech Participants: Participants: Amniocentesis: A Troubled Hope: The Colombian Experience. Questioning "Openness" through a Study of Discussions Maria Fernanda Olarte-Sierra, University of Amsterdam Surrounding the OLPC XO Laptop. Nicholas A Knouf, Negotiating Authority in the Mexican Assisted Human Cornell University Reproduction Scenario. Sandra Patricia Gonzalez-Santos, Development in Practice: Imagining and Designing Free and University of Sussex, Universidad Iberoamericana Open Source Software in Vietnam. Lilly Nguyen, University Functioning in the World of Wine: the Socio-technical Alliance of California, Los Angeles of Mendozine Malbec. Polly Corien A. Maclaine Pont, Cocoa Developers on iPhone: Boundary Work and Cultural Universidad Nacional de Quilmes ; Hernán Eduardo Contestation within an iPhone Startup. Hansen Hsu, Cornell Thomas, Universidad Nacional de Quilmes University Windows of Opportunity in Biotechnology? Or; Back to the Gaming Codes in China: Cultivating Cool and Socio-Technical Periphery? Dynamics of R&D in Argentina and Brazil: The Distinction Work. Silvia Lindtner, University of California, Case of Cloning of Mammals (1990-2005).Juan Mariano Irvine Fressoli, Universidad Nacional de Quilmes; Hernán World of Scriptcraft? Gamers' Collective Remaking of Eduardo Thomas, Universidad Nacional de Quilmes Computer Games. Kristine Ask, NTNU 050. Sustainability III: Producing Knowledge for Policy: Discussant: Kavita Philip, University of California, Irvine Research Program Planning and Scientific Assessments 053. Bringing Science to the People and Back Again: 1:45 to 3:45 pm Experiments in Developing Evidence-Based Public Health Hyatt Regency: Washington A Policy Chair: Naomi Oreskes, UC San Diego 1:45 to 3:45 pm Participants: Hyatt Regency: Tidewater A Producing Knowledge for Policy: Science and Scientific Chair: Roland Bal, Erasmus University Rotterdam Assessments of Ozone Depletion. Keynyn Brysse, Princeton Participants: Collapse and Translation: How Scientists Assess the West Boundary Organizations as Evidence Machines for Public Antarctic Ice Sheet. Jessica O'Reilly, Princeton Health Policy. Stans van Egmond, Institute of Health Policy The West Antarctic Ice Sheet Initiative: The Construction of a and Management; Roland Bal, Erasmus University Policy-Relevant Research Program. William Thomas, Rotterdam; Kim Putters, Institute of Health Policy and American Institute of Physics Management; Marleen Bekker, Institute of Health Policy and Think Locally, Know Globally: Science Assessments in WTO Management; Rik Wehrens, Institute of Health Policy and Food Safety Adjudication. Douglas Bushey, UC Berkeley Management Assessing Global Sustainability: Epistemic Constitutionalism in Crossing Boundaries in Public Health? Coordinating Science, International Governance. Clark Miller, Arizona State Policy and Practice in the Academic Collaborative Centres University for Public Health. Roland Bal, Erasmus University Sustainable Technologies and Participatory Intervention Rotterdam; Marleen Bekker, Institute of Health Policy and Methods. Udo Pesch, Delft University of Technology Management; Kim Putters, Institute of Health Policy and Discussant: Naomi Oreskes, UC San Diego Management; Stans van Egmond, Institute of Health Policy and Management 051. The Renaissance of Technology Assessment "To Shut up or Put up" - Canadian Medical Activism and the 1:45 to 3:45 pm Beginnings of Evidence-Based Medicine. Ariel L. Hyatt Regency: Regency C Zimerman, Bar-Ilan University Israel Chairs: Armin Grunwald, Karlsruhe Institute of Technology (KIT) Arie Rip, University of Twente 054. Technology, Access, and Equity 1:45 to 3:45 pm Participants: Hyatt Regency: Regency D Technology Assessment and Transition Analysis. Adrian Chair: Dean Nieusma, Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute Smith, University of Sussex; Andrew Stirling, University of Sussex Participants: Reflexive Design: A Novel Challenge for TA and STS. John Distributional Assessment of Emerging Technologies. Susan Grin, University of Amsterdam Cozzens, Georgia Institute of Technology A Theory of TA in Innovation Systems. Stefan Kuhlmann, Ethical Challenges of Emerging Technologies. Joseph Twente University Raymond Herkert, Arizona State University World Wide Views on Global Warming: Global Citizen Tecnopolicy and the Regulation of Competition between Blind Consultation, Global TA. Lars Klüver, Danish Board of with Computer and Computer Unassisted Sighted People in Technology Taking Exams to Get into Brazilian Universities. José Antonio S. Borges, Universidade Federal do Rio de Janeiro
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The (Un)Making of a New Machine: The Cases of OLPC and Discussant: Sara B. Pritchard, Cornell University Eee PC. Ling-Fei Lin, Cornell University, Science and 058. Synthetic Biology: Walking the Line between Engineering Technology Studies and Biology Developing and Evaluating a Computational Model for Value 4:00 to 6:00 pm Sensitive Design. Kenneth R. Fleischmann, University of Hyatt Regency: Tidewater A Maryland Chair: Jane Calvert, University of Edinburgh 055. Innovation Participants: 1:45 to 3:45 pm Biology as Engineering: From Lego to Life. Jane Calvert, Hyatt Regency: Roosevelt University of Edinburgh Participants: Building BioBricks: The Dynamics of Standardizing Biological Bridging the Gap: Using Actor-Network Theory to Trace Media Parts and Scientific Practice in Synthetic Biology. Emma Influence on Innovation. Ray op'tLand, University of Frow, University of Edinburgh Calgary Reflexive Boundaries: The Development of the BioBrick Democratization Is the Determinant of Science and Technology. Approach to Synthetic Biology. Peter Robbins, Open Mario Coccia, Italian National Research Council and Max University Planck Institute of Economics Biotechnical Conjunctions in Synthetic Biology. Adrian Novelty as Practical Accomplishment: Coordinating the Mackenzie, Lancaster University General and the Particular in Patent Systems. Chris Sugden, Synthetic Science: A Response to Paul Rabinow's University of Oxford Representation of Synthetic Biology and the synBERC The Sources of Use Knowledge - Towards an Integrated Collaboratory. David Caudill, Villanova University Framework of Use, Consumption and Technological 059. Contemporary Constructions of Expertise Change. Alexander Peine, Utrecht University 4:00 to 6:00 pm The Co-production of Novelty and Needs. Harro Van Lente, Hyatt Regency: Kennedy University Utrecht Chair: Gwen Ottinger, Chemical Heritage Foundation 056. Green Technology and Climate Change Participants: 1:45 to 3:45 pm Expectation and Expertise as Mature Practices of the Hyatt Regency: Jefferson Contemporary. Arthur Mason, Arizona State University Chair: Jeremy Hunsinger, Virginia Tech From Infallibility to Responsibility: The Reconstruction of Participants: Chemical Industry Expertise. Gwen Ottinger, Chemical Campus Ecology and Energy Saving Technology. Hideto Heritage Foundation Nakajima, Tokyo Institute of Technology; Naoki Takuma, The New Landscape of Expertise: Claiming Authority over Tokyo Institute of Techology Autonomy. Ozkan Esra, Independent Scholar Aggregating Expectations: Competing Trajectories of Electric Constructing Scientific Authority outside the Academy. and Hydrogen Vehicles. Sjoerd Bakker, Utrecht University Rebecca Lave, Indiana University Regulating Carbon Emissions from Buildings: How Designers Wikipedia - A Republic of Science Democratized? Shun-ling Implement Changing Environmental Policy through Chen, Harvard University Technology. Jan Fischer, University of Manchester Engineering Education, Negotiating Expertise. Dean Nieusma, Symbolic Convergence and the Hydrogen Economy. Benjamin Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute Sovacool, National University of Singapore; Brent Discussant: Tom Gieryn, Indiana University Brossmann, John Carroll University Who Are the Public Disruptors? Following the Assemblages of 060. Moral Economies of Utility: Translating 'Translational Wind Power in Norwegian Municipalities. Ingrid Øverås, Science' Norwegian University of Science and Technology 4:00 to 6:00 pm Hyatt Regency: Regency D 057. Water Worlds IV: Hydro-Economics, Models, and Extremes Chair: Janet Atkinson-Grosjean, University of British Columbia 4:00 to 6:00 pm Hyatt Regency: Fairfax Participants: Chair: Ashley Carse, University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill Moral Economies of Utility: The Practical Values of Translational Science. Janet Atkinson-Grosjean, University Participants: of British Columbia Metering Rainmakers: Hydropolitics, Models, and the Translational Research in Biomedicine: What's New? Alison Curtailing of Overuse of Water in Southwestern US Great Kraft, University of Nottingham Plains. Stephen Gasteyer, Michigan State University Configuring Users in 'Civic Translational Science': The Case of Conflicted Spaces and Contested Waters: Differentiated Bioinformatics. Conor Douglas, University of British Geographies of Access and Vulnerability in the Global Columbia South. Leila Harris, University of Wisconsin, Madison Divergent Goals, Converging Methods: Commercial Hydro-Economics: An Emerging Expertise in Water Translation and New Philanthropy. Cory Fairley, University Management. Sonja van der Arend, Delft University of of British Columbia Technology Moral Economies of Utility in the Field: Using PROTEE to What Does a Price Say? Signals, Giving Back, and Water in Support Learning about Translation. Ruth Margaret Costa Rica. Andrea Ballestero, University of California, McNally, Lancaster University; Helena Valve, Finnish Irvine Environment Institute
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Translational Ethics: Framing Trial Recruitment within the Promises. Adrienne Redd, Arcadia University Continuity of Care. Simon J. Craddock Lee, University of 064. Environmental Informatics Texas Southwestern Medical Center 4:00 to 6:00 pm 061. Engineering and Social Justice: The Case of Hurricane Hyatt Regency: Jefferson Katrina Chair: Eben Kirksey, NSF Postdoctoral Fellow 4:00 to 6:00 pm Participants: Hyatt Regency: Washington B Naturalcultural Worlds of Barro Colorado Island, Panama. Chair: Rachelle D. Hollander, National Academy of Engineering Eben Kirksey, NSF Postdoctoral Fellow Participants: Environmental informatics and Cold War Crisis at the Cedar Engineering, Social Justice and Sustainable Community Creek Natural History Area. Etienne Benson, Harvard Development at the NAE. Rachelle D. Hollander, National University Academy of Engineering Activist Geomedia: Metaphors of Information and the Hybrid What Does Social Justice Require? STS, Engineering, and Truth Status of Satellite Imagery. Lane DeNicola, Syracuse Katrina. David A. Crocker, IPPP, UMCP University Neutrality and Conservative Commitment: Issues in STS, Satellites Don't Have Politics": The Use of Satellite Imagery for Engineering, and Katrina. Wesley Shrum, Louisiana State Famine Prevention. Jerico Burg, UC San Diego University Technological Imperialism? Satellite Imaging and New Engineering and Social Justice: An Engineer's View. Gerald Configurations of Knowledge/Power. Monica Brannon, Galloway, UMCP New School for Social Research 062. Theories and Methods in Latin American STS 065. Technique-ology of Governmentality: Mapping a Modern 4:00 to 6:00 pm Legacy Hyatt Regency: Lincoln 4:00 to 6:00 pm Chair: Ivan da Costa Marques, Universidade Federal do Rio de Hyatt Regency: Regency B Janeiro Chairs: Ashish Chadha, Yale University; Simanti Dasgupta, Participants: University of Dayton From the Formalisation of Practices to the Practices of Participants: Formalisation: Reflections on a New Ontology for ICTs. Panopticon Monologues: GIS Technology and the Politics of Joao Porto de Albuquerque, University of Sao Paulo Cartograph in the Indian Silicon Plateau; Simanti An Ethnography of Globalization and Software Work in Rio de Dasgupta, University of Dayton Janeiro. Yuri Takhteyev, University of California, Berkeley eHealth: Rethinking State-of-the-art Technology for State Enacting Blindness: Notes on Practices of Rehabilitation with Theory. Jan-Hendrik Passoth, University of Bielefeld; People Visually Disabled. Marcia Oliveira Moraes, Nicholas J Rowland, Pennsylvania State University, Altoona Universidade Federal Fluminense Dividuals and Databases: Governance-building beyond the The Sociology of Scientific Knowledge in High School. State. Craig Willse, City University of New York Rodrigo Ribeiro, Federal University of Minas Gerais and Electronic Governmentality: Technique-ology of Postcolonial Cardiff University Bureaucracy. Ashish Chadha, Yale University A Latin American Food for the Children Program and Limits of Integrating the Poor through e-Governance: A Case Study on Relativism. Ivan da Costa Marques, Universidade Federal NeGP in India. Shib Shankar Dasgupta, Rensselaer do Rio de Janeiro Polytechnic Institute "Hi, I'm from 'DIA'; Shall We 'Translate'"? The University 066. Contested Boundaries: Science, Colonial Governance and Research: A Science-specific Education. Moisés Alves de Politics of Knowledge Oliveira, Universidade Estadual de Londrina 4:00 to 6:00 pm 063. The Voices of the Public Intellectual in Relation to Hyatt Regency: Arlington Sustainability Chair: Sandra Harding, University of California, Los Angeles 4:00 to 6:00 pm Participants: Hyatt Regency: Washington A Counting Sex and Pregnancy: Social Hygiene, Human Chair: Robert Silverman, Fielding Graduate University Resources and the Womb of Empire in 1930s Colonial Participants: Korea. Jin Park, University of Toronto Alternative Ways of Being Public Intellectual. Robert Bodies of Numbers: Enumerating 'the Prostitute' in Modern Silverman, Fielding Graduate University; Sharone Lee, Japan, 1850-1912. Ann Marie Davis, Connecticut College Threshold Autism Community Center At the Crossroads of Empire: Middle Eastern Migrants in Capturing the Public Zeitgeist: Translating Science in the Middle America. Camila Pastor, University of California, Environmental. Katrina Rogers, Fielding Graduate Los Angeles University; Fred Steier, Fielding Graduate University Quantifying Hunger: Statistics as Social Science in Nineteenth Challenges and Opportunities for the Public Intellectual. Jeff Century India. Anindita Nag, University of California, Los Leinaweaver, Global Zen Angeles The Nature of the Public Intellectual in Horizontal Landscapes. Native American Cultural Appropriation of Ecosystem Alice MacGillivray, Consultant; Fred Steier, Fielding Management and Wilderness Concepts. David Tomblin, Graduate University Virginia Tech Public Discourse in Three Newspapers on Threats to and 067. Urban Transport Projects and STS
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4:00 to 6:00 pm Educating Science Communicators as 'Community of Practice'. Hyatt Regency: Regency C Gensei Ishimura, Hokkaido University Chairs: Sebastian Ureta, Universidad Católica de Chile; Andrés Scientific Communication Cultures in Chemistry. Theresa Felipe Valderrama Pineda, Technical University of Denmark Velden, Cornell University; Carl Lagoze, Cornell University Participants: Social Responsibility of Universities in Japan: From an The Emergence of Park + Ride in Dutch Cities: Combining STS Educational Aspect of Science Communication. Ken Saito, and Innovation Studies. Marc Dijk, University of Maastricht Hokkaido University Handling User Needs. Knowledge and Methods in Transport Updating the Standard Model of Scholarly Communication in Planning. Robert Hrelja, VTI Sweden Consideration of the Use of Social Computing Technologies. Enacting Solidarity, Speed and Comfort; Embodying Christina K Pikas, University of Maryland Assumptions about Future Users in the Design of New 071. Innovation Studies Public Transport Buses in Santiago, Chile. Sebastian Ureta, 4:00 to 6:00 pm Universidad Católica de Chile Hyatt Regency: Roosevelt The New Map of Transmilenio: Respresentation, Conflict and Participants: the City. Andrés Felipe Valderrama Pineda, Technical Rethinking Innovation System Approach in Rentier Economies: University of Denmark The Case of ICT in Iran. Seyed Reza Mirnezami, University Discussant: Ulrik Jørgensen, Technical University of Denmark of Edinburgh 068. Thinking Machines User-Driven Innovation. Birgit Jaeger, Roskilde University 4:00 to 6:00 pm Inventions and Transformations of Expectations: An Hyatt Regency: Regency A Ethnographic Study of Welfare Technology Innovation. Participants: Julie Christiane Thiesen Winthereik, IT-University of Artificial Life on a Dead Planet. Charles Thorpe, University of Copenhagen California, San Diego Innovation, Production and Regulation of the H5N1 Vaccine in Culture Lab and Lab Culture: How to Observe Culture Emerge Canada. Farah Huzair, Dalhousie University in a Group of Interacting Robots? Carissa Louise Hoareau, 072. Journal Launch Reception: Engineering Studies: Journal of University of Exeter the International Network for Engineering Studies, Sponsored Social Robots, Mise-en-scène, and Performative Effects. Yuji by Taylor & Francis, Virginia Tech, and Colorado School of Sone, Macquarie University Mines (Ticketed event; see T&F booth) Thinking Like ARENA: Learning to Use Simulation Modeling 6:00 to 7:30 pm Software. Diane M. Rodgers, Northern Illinois University; Hyatt Regency: Potomac 1 & 2 Reinaldo Moraga, Northern Illinois University Chair: Gary Downey, Virginia Tech 069. Politics, Citizens, and the State 073. Special Event - The Theatre Workshop in Science and 4:00 to 6:00 pm Technology Studies (TWISTS): The "Living Darwin" Project Hyatt Regency: Prince William 7:30 to 9:30 pm Participants: Hyatt Regency: Washington A Boundaries of Science, Borders of the Nation: Turks, Arabs and The "Living Darwin" Project: Performance and Critical Discussion the "Muslim Contributions to Science." M. Alper Organized by Saul Halfon, Jane Lehr, Ann Kilkelly, Cora Olson, Yalcinkaya, University of California, San Diego and Sharon Elber; with Kristen Shumaker and Robert Leonard; and featuring the TWISTS ensemble players Ecological Statecraft: The U.S. Cattle Fever Tick Eradication
Program. Mark Peter Jones, University of Alabama, The Theatre Workshop in Science, Technology and Society Huntsville (TWISTS) invites you to join us for an evening of performance Patents as Public Disengagement: On Concentrations of and dialogue about the "Living Darwin" Project. TWISTS is a Configuration Power. Stephen Hilgartner, Cornell public engagement and research activity that uses performance to University explore significant or controversial developments in science or Politics on the Internet and the Case Of Ali Kordan. Mahrou technology. "Living Darwin" (premiered at Virginia Tech Oct Zia Ghazvini, i would like to present a paper 2009) is a performance that challenges audiences to grapple with Techno-Science and State Formation: The Case of Israel.Ari the lived experiences and 'common sense' of Darwinism and Barell, Hebrew University evolution, particularly the ways these concepts inform personal State Formation on the Web: The Case of the Palestinian identities, personal actions, ethical frameworks, and the Internet. Anat Ben-David, Bar-Ilan University development of public policy. In this session, we will perform excerpts from "Living Darwin" in an interactive setting, 070. Scientific Communication interspersed with critical review and discussion about the "Living 4:00 to 6:00 pm Hyatt Regency: Tidewater B Darwin" Project and the use of original performances to promote and inform public engagement with science and technology. All Chair: Deanna Spraker, Virginia Tech are welcome. Free. Participants:
Distributing Science: Architecture, Participation, and Boundary Work in Online Citizen Science Projects. Ayse G. Buyuktur, University of Michigan; Matt Burton, University of Michigan; Eric Cook, University of Michigan; Jude Yew, University of Michigan
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Experimental Population. Catherine Waldby, Sydney University Stem Cell Governance in China: From Bench to Bedside? Haidan Chen, Zhejiang University Bio-nationalism in South Korea: Between Stem Cells and BSE. FRIDAY, OCTOBER, 30 Herbert Gottweis, University of Vienna 074. Social Studies of Science Editorial Board Meeting China, Globalisation and Health Biotechnology Innovation: 7:00 to 9:00 am Venture Capital and the Adaptive State. Brian Salter, Kings Hyatt Regency: Capitol College London Stem Cell Research in China and Japan: Notions of State, 075. The Aid Complex: Politics and Pathologies of Funding in Power, and Discourse. Margaret Sleeboom-Faulkner, Global Health University of Sussex 8:00 to 10:00 am Geneticizing the Aborigines: A Study on the Changing Politics Hyatt Regency: Regency A of Aboriginal Health and Identity in Taiwan. Yu-yueh Tsai, Chair: Assistant Research Fellow Linsey McGoey, University of Oxford Participants: 078. War by Any Other Name 8:00 to 10:00 am Governing Through the Non-Governmental: Shifting Terrains Hyatt Regency: Fairfax of Public Health in India's AIDS Epidemic. Manjari Mahajan, Social Science Research Council Chair: Michelle Murphy, University of Toronto Orphan Drugs, Neglected Diseases and Contemporary Participants: Biopolitics. Carlos Novas, Carleton University Discrepancies between Science Education and Peace Education Philanthrocapitalism and the Greed of Giving: The Adverse in Hiroshima. Tetsu Ueno, HIroshima University Effects of New Philanthropic Players in Health Funding. Rehearsing for the Plague: Producing Biological Citizens Linsey McGoey, University of Oxford through Science, Security, and Bioterror Simulation. Melanie Transforming the Critique of Pharmaceuticals Amid Economic Armstrong, University of New Mexico Crisis and the Pharmaceuticalization of Philanthropy. Anne The Natures of the Beast: On Honeybees and the Biopolitics of Pollock, Georgia Tech Terror. Jon Kosek, University of California, Berkeley The Paradox of Aid: Corporate Philanthropy and Global Health Post-Traumatic Stress: Psychopathology in the Aftermath of Governance. Yasmin Halima, Mailman School of Public Iraq. Jonathan Michel Metzl, University of Michigan Health, Columbia University; Benjamin Mason Meier, Body Animations (Or, Lullaby for Falluja). Jackie Orr, Columbia University Syracuse University Engines of Growth, Instruments of Opportunism: The Indian Discussant: Joseph Masco, University of Chicago Government, International Donors and Civil Society 079. Socio-technical Transitions: Innovation, Networks & Organizations in the AIDS Era. Leon Morenas, Rensselaer Sustainability Polytechnic Institute; Devaki Nambiar, John Hopkins 8:00 to 10:00 am Discussant: Javier Lezaun, University of Oxford Hyatt Regency: Arlington 076. Is Scientific Work a Political Commitment? Chair: Fred Steward, Brunel University 8:00 to 10:00 am Participants: Hyatt Regency: Regency D Re-thinking Sustainability-oriented Innovation in the Context of Chairs: Virginie Tournay, PACTE CNRS Université de Grenoble; Sociotechnical Transitions. Fred Steward, Brunel University Céline Granjou, Cemagref Emergent & Incumbent Networks in the Print-on-paper/E-book Participants: Transition. Athena Piterou, Brunel University Scientific Uses of Biodiversity: The "Right" Involvement in the Low-carbon Community Innovators as 'Niche' Actors. Sonia Job. Isabelle Mauz, Cemagref; Céline Granjou, Cemagref Liff, Appleby Research Complaints and Commitments Regarding Banking Stem Cells: Struggles for Cultural Legitimacy in Technological Transitions: The Production of a Shared and Sustainable Conviction. Nuclear Power in the Netherlands and the UK. Bram Virginie Tournay, PACTE CNRS Université de Grenoble Verhees, Eindhoven University of Technology From Researchers' Commitments to Institutional Change: The Stumbling Blocks on "The Hydrogen Road in Norway". Case of New Curricula in Nanotechnology. Séverine Louvel, Asbjørn Kårstein, Norwegian University of Science and PACTE CNRS, Université de Grenoble Technology Impotent or Competent? Hydrogen Scientists Approaching Discussant: Ruth Margaret McNally, Lancaster University Policy. Siri Hall Arnøy, Norwegian Universisty of Science 080. STS and Place I - Productions and Technology (NTNU) 8:00 to 10:00 am Discussant: Annette Leibing, University of Montreal Hyatt Regency: Jefferson 077. East Asian Biopolitics - Panel 1 Chair: Andrew Karvonen, University of Manchester 8:00 to 10:00 am Participants: Hyatt Regency: Washington A Moving Day at the Lab. Tom Gieryn, Indiana University Chair: Catherine Waldby, Sydney University Toward a Theory of Civic Urban Form. Barbara Wilson, Participants: University of Texas at Austin Biobanking in Singapore: Post-developmental State, Technology, Place, and Climate Change. Steven A Moore,
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University of Texas The Treadmill Affect and STS. Deanna Spraker, Virginia Tech Terrestrial Places and Outer Spaces. Lisa Messeri, MIT Philosophical Foundations of STS. Joseph Pitt, Virginia Tech Velvet Revolution at the Synchrotron: On the Underpinnings of Relativism as Science Studies Methodology. Ben Almassi, STS. Park Doing, Cornell University University of Washington 081. The New Sentinels of Progress: Investigating Emerging 084. War and Imagination Approaches to Governing Technology 8:00 to 10:00 am 8:00 to 10:00 am Hyatt Regency: Tidewater A Hyatt Regency: Prince William Chair: Hugh Gusterson, GMU Chair: Jameson Wetmore, Arizona State University Participants: Participants: Imagining a Perfect Laboratory: The Pacific Proving Grounds, Structures and Processes: What Sorts of Evidence and Expertise Marine Ecology, and the Elasticity of Cold War Science. Do They Include? Jerome Ravetz, Oxford Institute for Toshihiro Higuchi, Georgetown University Science, Innovation & Society Vanishing Death: Sense, Nonsense, and Nuclear War: 1945- Recovering Ethics from the High-Tech Scrap Heap: Analyzing 1990. Lynn Eden, Stanford University Cradle-to-grave Policy Approaches towards Electronic A Comparative Study of Knowledge Creation and Transfer Waste. Janna Rosales, University of Toronto Within the Former Soviet and U.S. Biological Weapons Emerging Approaches to Participatory Standards-setting? Programs. Sonia Ben Oughram-Gormley, George Mason Patrick Feng, University of Calgary University Citizens' Technology Forums in Nanotechnology. Patrick W. The Limits to Extrapolation: Edward Teller, "Star Wars", and Hamlett, North Carolina State University the X-ray Laser. Graham Spinardi, University of Edinburgh Imaginations of Technology Governance in Germany and the The Obviation of Violence: Airshows, Heroic Heritage and United States. Regula Valérie Burri, ETH & University of Absent Drones. Kent Wayland, University of Virginia Zurich Enhancing the Protection of Civilians from Armed Conflict: Discussant: Mark Brown, California State University, Sacramento Precautionary Lessons from STS. Brian R Rappert, 082. Science in Uncertain and Emerging Democracies University of Exeter 8:00 to 10:00 am 085. Use, Appropriation, and Control in Light of the Internet, Hyatt Regency: Tidewater B Information Policy, and Social Computing Chair: 8:00 to 10:00 am Matthew Harsh, Arizona State University Hyatt Regency: Roosevelt Participants: Chair: Tarleton Lee Gillespie, Cornell University Setting Sail for the Free Market Seas: The Transition from Participants: Soviet to Russian Science. Anna Geltzer, Cornell University When Self-organization Meets Appropriation: Collective Science, Sovereignity, and Social Crisis: The Influence of Technological Flexibility and Social Power. Ron Eglash, Bioscientists in Contemporary Bolivia.Katherine McGurn Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute Centellas, University of Mississippi A Technology Not Your Own: Online Media Platforms and the Civil Society Participatory Turn in the Brazilian Biomedical Structural Dimensions of Control. Tarleton Lee Gillespie, Research Regulatory Arena: Actors Learning to Articulate Cornell University Interests within an Animal Experimentation Ethics Anti-Terrorism Laws and Internet Use. Sandra Braman, Committee. Ana Tereza Pinto Filipecki, FIOCRUZ; Carlos University of Wisconsin, Milwaukee José Saldanha Machado, FIOCRUZ; Márcia de Oliveira Appropriation Toward Parity: Reluctant Producers of Network Teixeira, FIOCRUZ Infrastructure. Christian Sandvig, University of Illinois at Conservation of Nature and Invasive Species: Tracing the Urbana-Champaign Cultural Boundaries of Conservation Science in South Network Science and Allegorithms of the Social. Ulises Ali Africa. Isayvani Naicker, University of Cambridge Mejias, SUNY Oswego Local Ecologies of Knowledge, New South-South Research Users as a Resource. Dina Friis Toft, Copenhagen Business Collaboration, and the Futures of Converging Technologies: School A South African Case. Geri Augusto, Brown University 086. Technology: Users, Designers, & Identity Science in Multiethnic Democracy: The Role of Kenyan 8:00 to 10:00 am Research and Educational Institutions in the 2007 Post- Hyatt Regency: Regency B Election Conflicts. Matthew Harsh, Arizona State Chair: Stuart Mawler, Virginia Tech University; Paul Mbatia, University of Nairobi; Wesley Shrum, Louisiana State University Participants: Discussant: Nalini Chetra, Arizona State University "We Build a Better World": Practicing Computer Science and Identity at the Grace Hopper Celebration. Janet Abbate, 083. Toward a Philosophy of Science and Technology Studies Virginia Tech 8:00 to 10:00 am "Win China for Christ Through Radio": Religious Broadcasting, Hyatt Regency: Lincoln National Identity, and the American Missionary Movement Chair: James Collier, Virginia Tech in Nationalist China. Michael Alexander Krysko, Kansas Participants: State University Rejection and Re-conception: A Future for STS. William Davis, Comparing Modes of Participation, Identity Creation, and Virginia Tech Group Maintenance in Different Technical Discourse
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Communities: C++ and Lisp Newsgroups. Stuart Mawler, Finding Sustainable Solutions to Honey Bee Health. Sainath Virginia Tech Suryanarayanan, University of Wisconsin, Madison; Daniel High-Tech Worship: Digital Display Technologies and Kleinman, University of Wisconsin Protestant Christian Liturgical Practice in the U.S. James How the Oil Got Changed: Stabilizing the Replacement of Fenimore, Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute Trans Fats in American Manufactured Food. David The Magic of Real Dolls: Rhetoric and the Entrenchment of Schleifer, New York University Emphasized Femininity. Deborah Blizzard, Rochester Instrumental Taste: Culture and Politics of Rice Milling Institute of Technology Technology in Modern China, 1900-1937. Seung-joon Lee, 087. Reflexive and Anticipatory Governance of Science and National University of Singapore Technology: What's New in Assessing and Shaping Innovation- 089-3. New Technologies and the (Re-)organization of Based Futures? - Part I Scientific Work 8:00 to 10:00 am Participants: Hyatt Regency: Kennedy Cognitive and Social Factors Shaping the Emerging Chair: David Guston, Arizona State University Nanoscience and Nanotechnology Specialty in India. Participants: Debasmita Patra, Cornell University; E. Haribabu, Modes of Reflexivity in the Governance of Science and University of Hyderabad; Prajit Kumar Basu, University of Technology. Daniel Barben, Arizona State University Hyderabad; Katherine Annie McComas, Cornell University Reflex, Reflection and Reflexivity in Technology Governance: Controversial Digitization: Trying to Transform a Scholarly 'Broadening out', 'Opening up', 'Mixing in' and 'Letting Go'. Field by Reorganizing Its Instruments. Paul Wouters, Andrew Stirling, University of Sussex Virtual Knowledge Studio (KNAW); Wolfgang Reflexive Modulation of Laboratory Practices for the Kaltenbrunner, University of Maastricht Governance of Science and Technology. Antonio Calleja- Music in the Making: Laboratory Studies in the Context of Lopez, University of Sevilla; Erik Fisher, Arizona State Musical Arts. Andreas Georg Stascheit, KWI, Institute for University Advanced Study in the Humanities, University Alliance Thinking Outside the Frame: Expert Advice and Public Metropolis Ruhr Reflection. Sheila Jasanoff, Harvard University 089-4. The Human Sciences: Redrawing the Boundaries How Does Governance Change Research Content? Jochen Participants: Glaser, Technical University Berlin Science Studies and Nonhuman Sentience. Myra J. Hird, Discussant: Ulrike Felt, University of Vienna Queen's University 088. Studies of the Human Sciences Social Neuroscience: New Human Condition? Svenja Matusall, 8:00 to 10:00 am ETH Zurich Hyatt Regency: Washington B Attachment Construct as "Boundary Object": A Study of Participants: Moving Darwin: The Problem of Locality in Emotional Bonding in Developmental Psychology & Diffusionist History of Science. Olga Restrepo Forero, Neurobiology. Bican Polat, The Johns Hopkins University Universidad Nacional de Colombia; Malcolm Ashmore, Bridging a Chasm? Balancing Rigor and Validity in a Social Loughborough University Psychology Laboratory. Ilil Naveh-Benjamin, Cornell Raising the Journal Impact Factor in Social Sciences after at University Least Four Years of Continuous Decreases. Juan Miguel 090. Postphenomenology Meets STS I Campanario, Universidad de Alcalá; Antonia Candelario, 10:15 to 12:15 pm Universidad de Alcalá Hyatt Regency: Lincoln Regimes of Perceptibility in the Social Sciences. Christopher Chair: Peter-Paul Verbeek, University of Twente Kullenberg, University of Gothenburg Participants: Structural Conditions and Choice of Theory, Method and Theories and Figures of Technical Mediation. Steven Subject in Sociology. Kristoffer Kropp, University of Dorrestijn, University of Twente Copenhagen The Practitioner, Technology and Corporeal Interface in 089. Workshop I Biomedicine: A Postphenomenological Analysis of Clinical 8:00 to 10:00 am Practice. Anette Forss, Karolinska Institutet Hyatt Regency: Regency C Material Hermeneutics: Reversing the Linguistic Turn. Don 089-1. Constructing Evidence in Legal Settings Ihde, Stony Brook University Participants: Earbud Embodiment: Phenomenologies of Experience. Stacey Building 'Legal Medicine': The Forensic Laboratory in Irwin, Millersville University Republican China. Daniel Asen, Columbia University Rethinking Apparatus Theory in the Light of ANT and Constructing a Defence of Insanity: Psychiatric Expertise in Postphenomenology. Jack Post, University of Maastricht New Zealand Courtrooms. Katey Thom, University of On Absent Bodies and Present Illness: Techno-visual Auckland Mediations of Embodied Experience in Real-time Medical Constructing Incontrovertible Evidence: How Forensic Medical Imaging Practices. Maud Radstake, Radboud University Examiners Disseminate, Constrain and Sustain Shared Nijmegen Visions and Practices. Gethin Rees, University of Edinburgh 091. Forensics and Publics: The Social and Cultural Dimensions 089-2. Food Technologies of DNA Testing Participants: 10:15 to 12:15 pm
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Hyatt Regency: Tidewater B 094. Scientific Practices in Research and in Learning: Chairs: Barbara L Ley, University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee; Cyberinfrastructure Meets Cyberlearning Sameena Mulla, Marquette University 10:15 to 12:15 pm Participants: Hyatt Regency: Regency B "It's the Hand of God": DNA, Sexual Assault, and Forensic Chair: Christine L Borgman, University of California, Los Examination. Sameena Mulla, Marquette University Angeles Rethinking the "CSI Effect": Portrayals of DNA Testing on Participants: Forensic Crime Shows and Their Social Implications. Fostering Learning in the Networked World. Christine L Barbara L Ley, University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee Borgman, University of California, Los Angeles Media Use and Public Perceptions of DNA Evidence. Paul Taking the Data to the Students: Science Practice in the Brewer, University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee Classroom. Andrew J. Lau, University of California, Los Identifying Democracy: DNA and Human Rights in Argentina. Angeles Lindsay Adams Smith, Northwestern University The World Wide Telescope: Science and Learning Converge in Representations, Realities and Rape Kits: A Case Study of the the Skies. Curtis Wong, Microsoft Research; Alyssa Practices and Meanings of a Forensic Technology. Deborah Goodman, Harvard-Smithsonian Center for Astrophysics White, Trent University Scientific and Technological Literacy for Early Childhood: Discussant: Sarah Wagner, University of North Carolina Pedagogical Challenges to Educate Women Teachers in a Greensboro Third World Country. Manuel Franco Avellaneda, Universidad Pedagogica Nacional de Colombia 092. East Asian Biopolitics - Panel 2 Coping: Library Science, Information Science, and the Modal 10:15 to 12:15 pm Transformation of Scholarship. Bruce Pencek, Virginia Hyatt Regency: Washington A Tech; Scott Nelson, Virginia Tech Chair: Brian Salter, Kings College London Scientific Cyberinfrastructure and the Qualities of Lay Science. Participants: Archer L. Batcheller, University of Michigan Fallen Heroes: Being Citizens, Entrepreneurs and Doctors after SARS. Mei Zhan, University of California, Irvine 095. The Problems with Personhood: Distribution, Agency, and Technoscience (I) A 'Scientific Development Concept:' Biogovernance in China 10:15 to 12:15 pm Since the Turn of the Millennium. Susan Greenhalgh, Hyatt Regency: Regency D University of California, Irvine Chair: Matthew Wolf-Meyer, University of California, Santa Cruz Economies of Experimental Labour in China. Melinda Cooper, Sydney University Participants: China Biotech: On Govenance, Risk, and Citizenship. Nancy N Personhood, Technology, and Upper-extremity Prostheses in a Chen, University of California, Santa Cruz Military Treatment Facility. Seth Messinger, UMBC Familiar 'Crisis', Unfamiliar Expertise: A Way of Engineering Affect: Usability and Human-technology Understanding "Candlelight Vigils" in South Korea. Dae- Relations. Emily Murai, University of Minnesota Cheong HA, Seoul National University Parts and Whole: Cryopreservation, Personhood, and Survival. Biomedicine, Health Policy and Citizenship: How Harm Tiffany Romain, Stanford University Reduction Makes Citizen Addicts in Taiwan. Jia-shin Chen, Defining Personhood to Death. John Troyer, University of Bath University of California, San Francisco Discussant: Lucy Suchman, Lancaster University 093. STS and Place II - Representations 096. Constructing Terror and Its Antidotes 10:15 to 12:15 pm 10:15 to 12:15 pm Hyatt Regency: Jefferson Hyatt Regency: Tidewater A Chair: Govind Gopakumar, California State University, Chair: Allison Macfarlane, George Mason University Sacramento Participants: Participants: A Scientific Bermuda Triangle? Explaining Terrorism Studies' How Nanoscientists in Sweden Form a Global Place by Definition Problem. Lisa Stampnitzky, Ohio State University Excluding the Local Community. Johan Mikael Johnasson, Styles of Reasoning about Security: The Case of System University of California, Santa Barbara Vulnerability. Andrew Lakoff, Univrsity of California, San Addressing New Natures: Numbering the Landscape. Brent Diego; Collier Stephen, New School Olson, Syracuse University Information Systems for Counterterrorism: A Case of Mapping Environmental Knowledge Gaps in Post-Katrina New Technopolitical Anarchy? Rebecca Slayton, Stanford Orleans: A Study of the Social Production of Ignorance. University Scott Frickel, Washington State Univeristy; M. Bess Vincent, Automating Counterinsurgency. Hugh Gusterson, George Tulane University; Richard Campanella, Research Scientist; Mason University Elizabeth Fussell, Washington State University Technologies, Practices and the Reproduction of Conflict: The Carbon Labels, Controversy, and the Future Map of Food. Social Consequences of the West Bank Barrier for Susanne Freidberg, Dartmouth College Palestinians and Israelis. Christine Leuenberger, Cornell Defending Place in the Google Earth Age. Roopali Phadke, 097. Reflexive and Anticipatory Governance of Science and Macalester College Technology: What's New in Assessing and Shaping Innovation- Safari Circuits: Automobility on Tour in Tanzania. Cassie M Based Futures? - Part II Hays, University of Virginia 10:15 to 12:15 pm
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Hyatt Regency: Kennedy Modern Engineer's Prehistory. Tanja M. Paulitz, University Chair: Daniel Barben, Arizona State University of Graz Participants: The Playboys of Tech: Gendered Entrepreneurial Narratives in Genealogies of Anticipatory Governance. David Guston, Social Media Creation. Alice Emily Marwick, New York Arizona State University University How Governing Distributed Innovation May Internalize Women Engineer's Career in Gendered Organisational Cultures Anticipation on Societal Embedding. Arie Rip, University of and Men's Networks. Felizitas Sagebiel, University of Twente Wuppertal Diagnosing Futures: Producing Scenarios to Support Towards an Anthropology of Transport Emotions. Ulf Anticipatory Governance of Technology. Cynthia Selin, Mellström, Luleå University of Technology Arizona State University 101. Using Information Technologies Is Time Linear? Roadmaps and Spatial Metaphors in Research 10:15 to 12:15 pm Planning. Ann Johnson, University of South Carolina; Jared Hyatt Regency: Roosevelt Stone, University of South Carolina Chair: Jeremy Hunsinger, Virginia Tech Anticipatory Governance and Climate Change Adaptation. Participants: Todd LaPorte, George Mason University; Dana Dolan, Constructing Location: How Location-Based Mobile George Mason University Applications Articulate Location. Adriana A. de Souza e Discussant: David Rejeski, Woodrow Wilson International Center Silva, NCSU; Jason Swarts, NCSU for Scholars Is Google Making Us Stupid?: Possible Replies by Bourdieu 098. The New Sentinels of Progress: Investigating Emerging and Butler. Galit Wellner, Bar Ilan University Approaches to Governing Technology Panel 2 NASA, Medicine, and, Control: The Biomedicalization of 10:15 to 12:15 pm Video Games. Tristan Dane Cloyd, Virginia Tech Hyatt Regency: Prince William The Interactive Bluetooth Commercial Advertisement in the Chair: Regula Valérie Burri, ETH & University of Zurich Subway, in between Proximity and Connectivity. A Case Participants: Study in the Social Construction of Urban Public Spaces and Democratic Simulations: Expertise, Participation, and New Media. Christian Licoppe, Telecom Paristech Asymmetry in Interactive Modeling Efforts. Steven Jackson, Video Games: The Fun of Having a Big Brother. Renard University of Michigan Glusman, Bar Ilan University Israel Postmodern Bureaucracy? Navigating Science and Ethics at the Rethinking "Unauthorized Access." Julie Cohen, Georgetown European Patent Office. Shobita Parthasarathy, University University Law Center of Michigan 102. Food Knowledge and Technology Technological Progress, Democracy and Secrecy: Conflicting 10:15 to 12:15 pm Congressional Narratives. Robert Davis, Virginia Tech Hyatt Regency: Washington B Community Acceptance Panels at the US Department of Chair: Rick Welsh, Clarkson University Homeland Security. Ji Sun Lee, Department of Homeland Participants: Security Art Projects Acting as STS Research: Collaboration and Desired, Defied, Diminished: Diversity of Users in Consumption In Vitro. Lindsay Kelley, University of Technological Tests. Louis Neven, University of Twente California, Santa Cruz Discussant: Daniel Sarewitz, Arizona State University Close Connection between "Scientific Belief" and "Social 099. War by Any Other Name II Interests of Stakeholders": Case Study on the Controversy of 10:15 to 12:15 pm Fish Intake in United States' Scientific Literature. Nobuko Hyatt Regency: Fairfax Ueno, University of Tokyo; Yuko Fujigaki, University of Chair: Joseph Masco, University of Chicago Tokyo Participants: Dinosaur Chicken: The Romantic Ethic of Animal Science. Right of Death and Power over OmniLife: Health and Economy Mara Miele, Cardiff University in the Wake of Guatemala's Genocide. Diane Nelson, Duke Knowing What to Do with Nourishment, Functional Foods, and University Health: Expectations vs. Expertise. Marta I. Gonzalez- What Difference Does the Graphic(s) Make? Patricia T Garcia, Spanish National Research Council; Rebeca Ibanez- Clough, City University of New York Martin, Spanish National Research Council The Greatest Investment of All: Sexed Life Worth after the The Political Beef: Creutzfeldt-Jakob Disease and the Anti- Cold War. Michelle Murphy, University of Toronto Government Protest in South Korea, 2008. Hyung Wook Park, University of Durham Pictures at an Exhibition: Affect, Image, Insect. Charles Zerner, Sarah Lawrence College 103. The Aid Complex: Politics and Pathologies of Funding in Discussant: Samer Alatout, University of Wisconsin, Madison Global Health II 10:15 to 12:15 pm 100. Gendered Careers in Science and Technology Hyatt Regency: Regency A 10:15 to 12:15 pm Participants: Hyatt Regency: Arlington "We Are Part of That Outcome; It is Because of Us It Is Made": Chair: Janet Abbate, Virginia Tech Research Subjects and Subjectivities in The Gambia. Ann Participants: Kelly, London School of Hygiene and Tropical Medicine The Origin of 'Technological Man'? Gendered Tales of the
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What Is Neglected about Disease? Regimes of Disease Agency. Jongmin Lee, Virginia Tech Advocacy in Efforts to Tackle Global Health Inequalities. 105. Science, Technology and Human Values Editorial Board Ayo Wahlberg, London School of Hygience and Tropical Meeting Medicine 12:00 to 2:00 pm A Social History of Ivermectin: Corporate Drug Donations and Hyatt Regency: Capitol the New Terrain of "Neglected Tropical Disease" Research. Amy Moran-Thomas, Princeton University; Ari Samsky, 106. Technologies of Repair Princeton University 12:30 to 1:45 pm Hyatt Regency: Kennedy The Political Construction of Vulnerability in HIV/AIDS Policy. Ricardo Pereira, University of Coimbra Chair: Lindsay Adams Smith, Northwestern University Partnership and (Dis-)Empowerment in Global Health and Participants: International Science: A Case in Tanzanian Malaria Examining the Practice and Rhetoric of Repair. Sarah Wagner, Research and Control. Rene Gerrets, Max Planck Institute University of North Carolina Greensboro for Social Anthropology Sociotechnical Systems and Political Norms in Technologies of Monitoring Movements: Audit Explosions in Development Aid Repair. Jason Cross, Duke University Partnerships and STS. Brit Ross Winthereik, IT University of The Limits of Repair in Post-Apartheid South Africa. Jay Copenhagen; Casper Bruun Jensen, IT University of Aronson, Carnegie Mellon University Copenhagen; Lotte Thomsen, IT University of Copenhagen Discussants: S. Lochlann Jain, Stanford University; Peter 104. Workshop II Redfield, University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill; Deborah 10:15 to 12:15 pm Poole, Johns Hopkins University Hyatt Regency: Regency C 107. Choreographing Failures/ Failed Choreographies 104-1. Internet Cultures and Values 12:30 to 1:45 pm Hyatt Regency: Arlington Participants: Chair: Ana Viseu, York University Coding Copyright: Digital Rights Management Standards as a Vision of Future Education. Francis Lee, Linköping Participants: University Creating Augmented Technicians? A Study in Agency and Hacking Genomes: A Study of Scientists' Ethos in 21st Century Identity. Ana Viseu, York University Informational Capitalism. Alessandro Delfanti, SISSA and Performing Unruly Symptoms in Genetics of Obesity Research. University of Milan Shirlene Badger, Kings College, London The Google Effect on Knowledge and Culture: How the Internet Ontic Occlusion and Choreographic Deconstruction in Large Narrows Global Understanding by Broadening Individual Technical Systems. Cory Philip Knobel, University of Reach. James Allen Evans, University of Chicago Michigan New Media in Convergence: Channeling Iconic Media 108. Reconsidering Social Epistemology Influence and Impact. Steven John Thompson, Clemson 12:30 to 1:45 pm University Hyatt Regency: Regency B 104-2. Public Representations of Science and Technology Chair: James Collier, Virginia Tech Participants: Participants: Dissimilar Science: Distinguishing the "Science in the News" Social Epistemology in a Post-STS World. Steve Fuller, from "Traditional" Science. Megan Anderson, University of University of Warwick Wisconsin, Madison Policy for the Public Communication of Science: Building an Scientific American: Histories, Fictions, and Representations. Account from Social Epistemology. Joan Leach, University Sam Smiley, AstroDime Transit Authority of Queensland 104-3. Technology, Abilities, and Disability Social Epistemology and the Constant Crisis of Inquiry. James Collier, Virginia Tech Participants: An Analysis of the Construction Process of the Blind Actor 109. Panel: Development, Globalization and STS Network. Tasing Chiu, Kaohsiung Medical University 12:30 to 1:45 pm Hyatt Regency: Jefferson The Hear & Now: Deafness, Biotechnology and the Family. Laura Mauldin, City University of New York Chair: Rob Hagendijk, Universiteit van Amsterdam Discussants: Susan Cozzens, Georgia Institute of Technology; 104-4. The Politics of Nature and the Environment Roland Brouwer, Universidade Eduardo Mondlane; Esha Participants: Shah, University of Sussex; Rick B Duque, University of Framing Evil: How to Vilify and Pathologize the Exotic and Vienna Invasive. Banu Subramaniam, U. of Massachusetts 109 -1. Panel: Public Policy and Information Technology: Pollution, Migration, and Invasion: Nature and Nationalism at NGO’s, IT and STS the Tijuana River Estuary. Emma Johnson, University of 12:30 to 1:45 pm California, San Diego Hyatt Regency: Tidewater A "Canaries": Networks for Coping with Multiple Chemical Chairs: Linda Garcia, Georgetown University; David Ribes, Sensitivity, a New Paradigm of Environmental Illness and Georgetown Unviersity Medicine. Kathryn Henderson, Texas A&M University Discussants: John Morris, Center for Technology and Democracy; Engineers and Scientists at Environmental Crossroads: Early Laura DeNardis, Yale University; Alan Leshner, AAAS Regulation Cases at the U.S. Environmental Protection
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Policy Information Network; Lynn St. Amour, Internet Society Polytechnic Institute 110. Workshop III Governing through Freedom: Neoliberalism and the Governing 12:30 to 1:45 pm Mentality of Expert Authority. Michael Mascarenhas, Hyatt Regency: Regency C Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute 110-1. The Changing Setting of Academic Science Discussant: Daniel Kleinman, University of Wisconsin Participants: 114. The Formation of Social Differences in Science and Science in the Periphery: Doing Research in New Universities. Professional Practice Mats Benner, Lund University; Daniel Holmberg, Lund 1:45 to 3:45 pm University Hyatt Regency: Regency B Science on a Journey from One Change to Another: Research Chair: Alana Proctor, Maastricht University Work, Epistemic Cultures and Universities. Seppo Participants: Poutanen, University of Turku; Anne Kristiina Kovalainen, The Construction of Ethnic Differences in Work Incapacity Turku School of Economics Risks: Analysing Ordering Practices of Physicians in the Scientists' and Administrators' Perspectives on University Netherlands. Agnes Meershoek, Maastricht University; Anja Research Environment and the Criteria for Research Problem Krumeich, Maastricht University Choice. Rick Welsh, Clarkson University; Leland Glenna, "Making a Difference": Constructions of "Race"/Ethnicity in Penn State University; William Lacy, University of HIV Prevention Practice in the Netherlands. Alana Proctor, California Davis; Dina Biscotti, University of California Maastricht University Davis Space-times of the Laboratory: Enacting and Undoing 110-2. The Judgment of One's Peers Centre/Periphery and Gender Differentiation. Dagmar Participants: Lorenz-Meyer, Charles University Prague Does the Network Configuration of Researchers Predict the Discussant: Steven Epstein, Northwestern University Success of a Research Grant Application? Maaike Verbree, 115. Health Science, Health Policies and the Complex Practices of Rathenau Institute; Peter van den Besselaar, Rathenau the Poor Institute 1:45 to 3:45 pm Opening the Black Box of Committee Review Procedures: How Hyatt Regency: Regency A Does Group Decision-making Work? Pleun van Chair: Harro Maat, Wageningen University Arensbergen, Rathenau Instituut Participants: Producing Vulnerable Subjects: Ethics-as-boundary Work in The Role of Global 'Models' in Shaping Policy Practices on U.S. Social Science Research or towards an STS Approach Access to Medication: A Case Study of the National to the Practice of Ethics. Mary L. Gray, Indiana University HIV/AIDS Programme in Cameroon. Michael Zisuh 111. National Science Foundation (U.S.) Funding Information, Ngoasong, Institute for Science and Society Opportunities and Initiatives Healers, the State, and Health Policy: Ethics of the Use of 12:30 to 1:45 pm Expertise in Public Health in Africa. Evanson Zondani Hyatt Regency: Regency A Sambala, University of Nottingham Presenting Authors: Innovation Dynamics in Tuberculosis Control in India. Nora Michael E. Gorman, National Science Foundation Engel, United Nations University & University of Maastricht Kelly Joyce, National Science Foundation Does External Support Matter in Mitigating the Impact of AIDS 112. European Research Council: Information and Funding at Household Level? Jackson Tumwine, Wageningen Opportunities University and Makerere University 12:30 to 1:45 pm An Integrated Perspective towards Health and Development: Hyatt Regency: Regency D What Does It Mean? Harro Maat, Wageningen University; Presenting Authors: Valerie Makoge, Institute for Medical Research and Andreu Mas-Colell, Secretary General of the European Medicinal Plant Studies Research Council; Laurent Bochereau, Head of Science 116. The Traffic of Reproductive Technoscience and Technology and Education, Delegation of the European Governance, and East Asian Modernities Commission 1:45 to 3:45 pm 113. Neoliberalism and the New Political Sociology of Science Hyatt Regency: Washington A 1:45 to 3:45 pm Chair: Chia-Ling Wu, National Taiwan University Hyatt Regency: Kennedy Participants: Chair: David John Hess, Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute The Scientific Governance of Fertility in Postwar Taiwan: A Participants: Transnational Perspective. Yu-Ling Huang, State University Alternative Pathways in Development Economics: Localism of NewYork, Binghamton and Neoliberalism. David Hess, Rensselaer "Let's Have the Proper Number of Children and Raise Them Knowledge and Neoliberalism: The Case of Natural Gas Well!": Family Planning and Nation-Building in South "Fracing" in the Northeastern United States. Abby Kinchy, Korea, 1961-1968. John Paul DiMoia, National University Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute of Singapore Processes of Asymmetric Convergence: Labor Regimes, Regulating Ova Donation after the Hwang Scandal: Ontological Laboratory Practices, and Scientific Strategies in University Uncertainty and Reproductive Politics in Cross-national Organometallic Research. Jonathan Lange, Rensselaer Context. Young-Gyung Paik, KAIST
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Biomedicalized Masculinities, Scientific Governance and Research Ethics Consultation as a Method for Scientific Commodified Bodily Goods. Chia-Ling Wu, National Governance. Nozomi Mizushima, University of Tokyo; Taiwan University Taichi Isobe, University of Tokyo; Osamu Sakura, University Discussant: Adele E. Clarke, University of California, San of Tokyo Francisco Discussants: Steve Fuller, University of Warwick; Daniel 117. Post-colonial Computing - Information Technology and Sarewitz, Arizona State University Development I 120. STS and Place III - Politics 1:45 to 3:45 pm 1:45 to 3:45 pm Hyatt Regency: Roosevelt Hyatt Regency: Jefferson Chair: Richard Arias-Hernandez, Simon Fraser University Chair: Roopali Phadke, Macalester College Participants: Participants: Thinking Technologically: Plan Huascaran, Networked Technological Indecision: Why Venice Doesn't Want to be Education, and the Reform of Rural Educators in Peru. Saved from Flooding. Andrea Lorenzet, University of Anita Chan, Stanford University Padova De-coding Informational Developmentalism: Colombian Sustainability, Class, and Culture: Productive Tensions in Engineers and Their Encounters with "Technological Rebuilding New Orleans' Lower Ninth Ward. Barbara Neutrality". Richard Arias-Hernandez, Simon Fraser Allen, Virginia Tech University Meaning in Place: The Role of Place-Based Identity in Making Involved Publics: The NCC and Consumer Parliaments Constructing the Cultural Value of Wind Farms. Jennifer in Nigeria. Toluwalogo Odumosu, Rensselaer Polytechnic Barton, Rennselaer Polytechnic Institute Institute Constructing Technological Recesses, Politicizing Places: 118. Tinkering with Objectivity: The Production of Guidelines Resisting the Commodification of Water Supply in Urban and Their Consequences India. Govind Gopakumar, California State University, 1:45 to 3:45 pm Sacramento Hyatt Regency: Tidewater B Relational Politics of Place: Finding Middle Ground between Chair: Alberto Cambrosio, McGill University Founding and Preservation. Andrew Karvonen, University of Participants: Manchester 'Pragmatic Evidence': A Case Study of the Production of French Politics of Place, Expertise, and Local Knowledge: the Case of Cancer Clinical Guidelines. Loes Knaapen, McGill the Subaru Telescope in Hawaii. Kenji Ito, Graduate University; Hervé Cazeneuve, Université de Lyon; Alberto University for Advanced Studies Cambrosio, McGill University; Patrick Castel, CNRS; 121. STS, Policy, and International Security Béatrice Fervers, Université de Lyon 1:45 to 3:45 pm Does Health Economics Belong in Clinical Guidelines?: Health Hyatt Regency: Tidewater A and Efficiency Part 2. Tiago Moreira, Durham University Chair: Rebecca Slayton, Stanford University The Issues, the Evidence and Their Partial (Dis)Connections. Participants: Teun Zuiderent-Jerak, Erasmus University Rotterdam How the "Political Imaginaries" of the Clinton and Bush Unrecognized Value Preferences in Medical Practice Administrations Shaped Their Counterbioterrorism Policies. Guidelines. Ann Lennarson Greer, University of Wisconsin- Susan Wright, University of Michigan Milwaukee A Casualty of Kinetic Warfare: Military Neglect and the Rise of Warranting Expertise: An Ethnography of Three Institutional Civilian Biodefense. Frank Smith III, Griffith Asia Institute Review Boards. Laura Stark, Wesleyan University Nuclear Weapons for Defense; the Collaboration of Arms 119. Expanding the Vocabulary of Science Policy Designers and Military Planners in the Eisenhower Era. 1:45 to 3:45 pm Christopher Bright, independent historian Hyatt Regency: Washington B Assistance without Proliferation? Nuclear Energy Policy in Chair: Adam Robert Briggle, University of North Texas Historical Perspective. Sonja Schmid, Virginia Tech Participants: Proliferation, Terror and the Ambiguity of New Nuclear Developing Metrics for the Intangible Returns on Investments Energy. Allison Macfarlane, George Mason University in Scientific and Technological Research. James Britt 122. Postphenomenology Meets STS II Holbrook, University of North Texas 1:45 to 3:45 pm Philosophy in Science Policy: Three Points of Insertion. Adam Hyatt Regency: Lincoln Robert Briggle, University of North Texas Participants: The Ethical Dimensions of Scientific Research: A Houses as Nomological Machines: Domestication of Comprehensive Approach to Research Ethics Education. Architecture. Soren Riis, Roskilde University Erich W Schienke, Rock Ethics Institute; Nancy Tuana, Rock Toward a Post-Humanist Anthropology. Peter-Paul Verbeek, Ethics Institute University of Twente On Determining the Value of Scientific Research: A Philosophy What is Multistability? Kyle Whyte, Michigan State University of Science Policy. Erin Moore, University of Colorado Embodiment and the Problem of Television. Robert Field-specific Assimilation of Governance Regimes: The UK Rosenberger, Georgia Institute of Technology Research Assessment Exercise in the Sciences, Arts, and Technological Mediation and Genetic Risk: The Genetically Social Sciences. Norma Morris, University College London Responsible Subject. Tamar Sharon, Bar Ilan University
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123. The New Sentinels of Progress: Investigating Emerging Participants: Approaches to Governing Technology Panel 3 The Construction of a Political Speech: Products Compulsory 1:45 to 3:45 pm Certification in Brazil. Maria Luiza Costa Martins, Inmetro; Hyatt Regency: Prince William Dayse Lucia Moraes Lima, CBPF Chair: Shobita Parthasarathy, University of Michigan The Norwegian Biotechnology Board: Political Technology, Participants: Political Culture. Marie Auensen Antonsen, NTNU, Carbon Markets and Green Biotech: Arcadian Visions and Trondheim Varieties of Regulation. Arthur Daemmrich, Harvard 125-4. The Cultures of Biomedical Science Business School Participants: Social Consequences of Innovation Genesis within Three A Baby That Is "Mine": How Traditional and Gestational Organizations Governing International Internet Surrogacy Are Advertised. Elizabeth Ziff, New School for Infrastructure. Ben Li, University of Calgary Social Research Proactive Life Cycle Assessment as a Governance Tool. Sami Defended Disciplines: Thinking about Immune System Theory Heikkila, Technology Governance in the Humanities. Michelle Mei Jamieson, University of Enforcement Inside: Constructing Users as Enemies. Yuval New South Wales Dror, Bar Ilan University Melting Bones: Social Construction of Postmenopausal Begging for Regulation: The Quest to Tame Nanotechnology. Osteoporosis in Turkey. Maral Erol, Duke University Jameson Wetmore, Arizona State University 126. Theory and Methods for STS Discussant: David Hart, George Mason University 1:45 to 3:45 pm 124. Universities and the Private Sector Hyatt Regency: Arlington 1:45 to 3:45 pm Chair: Diane M. Rodgers, Northern Illinois University Hyatt Regency: Fairfax Participants: Chair: Elizabeth Popp Berman, University at Albany, SUNY All Things to All People: Boundary Organizations and the Participants: Changing University System. John Nathaniel Parker, A Promise Worth Funding?: Following the Performance of National Center for Ecological Analysis and Synthesis; Credibility in Research Management. Birgitte Gorm Beatrice I Crona, Stockholm Resilience Center Hansen, Copenhagen Business School; Maja Horst, Narrative and Science and Technology Studies. Priya Copenhagen Business School Venkatesan, Santa Clara University The Persistence of Scientific Criteria in Academic Quality Portfolio-making. Monica Konrad, University of Cambridge Control. Laurens Hessels, Utrecht University Science and Technology Studies and Grounded Theory in What Is the Value of Knowledge?: The Scientific Ethos and the Inquiring Modern Concepts of Production Systems Privatization of Knowledge. Verusca Moss Simões dos Reis, Development. Gunnar Andersson, Oestfold University University of the State of Rio de Janeiro, UERJ College; Per Kirkebak, Oestfold University College Brokering Science, Crossing Boundaries. Morgan Meyer, The Dynamics of Exchanges and References among Scientific Ecole des Mines de Paris - ParisTech Texts, and the Self-Organization of Discursive Knowledge. 125. Workshop IV Loet Leydesdorff, University of Amsterdam; Diana Lucio- 1:45 to 3:45 pm Arias, University of Amsterdam Hyatt Regency: Regency C The Unfindable Ontology of Pierre Bourdieu's Champ 125-1. Governing Stem Cell Research Scientifique. Alessandro Mongili, University of Cagliari Participants: Does a State Strategy Really Work? Some Views 127. The Problems with Personhood: Distribution, Agency, and from Stakeholders in the Stem Cell Sciences in Australia. Technoscience (II) Olivia Harvey, University of New South Wales 1:45 to 3:45 pm Shaping Politics through Extreme Cases? Kristin Hope, Hyatt Regency: Regency D University of Bergen Chair: Matthew Wolf-Meyer, University of California, Santa Cruz Nation and Culture in Stem Cell Research: Korean Scientists' Participants: Perceptions of International Collaboration in Science and "Passport or Driver's License, Please.": A Question of Bioethics. Seyoung Hwang, University of Sussex Permissible Persons. Rachel Wortman, Ohio State University 125-2. Illness and Difference Conversions, Selves, and the Expansion of Capitalist Europe. Participants: Gretchen Bakke, Wesleyan University The Politics of Diagnosis: A Cross-Cultural Study of Autism Recognizing Addiction as a Disease: A Legal History. William Diagnosis. Natasha Toni Rossi, Columbia University; Emine Garriott, James Madison University Onculer, Columbia University Frenzies: Sleep, Culpability and the Law. Matthew Wolf- Tuberculosis (TB) Vaccination and the Reinforcement of Meyer, University of California, Santa Cruz Difference: A Case Study of U.S. Medical Standards. Gouk Discussant: Karen-Sue Taussig, University of Minnesota Tae Kim, Virginia Tech 128. Presidential Plenary Panel Discussion: Trends and Futures Constructing Scientific Knowledge and Policies on Avian in STS Influenza: Trading Zones and Consensus Building among 4:00 to 6:00 pm Multiple International Organizations. Yu-Ju Chien, Hyatt Regency: Regency EF Center University of Minnesota Chair: Michael Lynch, Cornell University 125-3. New Technologies and Their Politics Panel Members:
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Sheila Jasanoff, Harvard University; Karin Knorr Cetina, 8:00 to 10:00 am University of Chicago; Judy Wajcman, London School of Hyatt Regency: Arlington Economics & Political Science; Michael Lynch, Cornell Chair: Catelijne Coopmans, National University of Singapore University Participants: 129. 4S Business Meeting Network Realism as Engagement with Networked Databases of 6:00 to 7:00 pm Images. Sarah de Rijcke, Virtual Knowledge Studio, Royal Hyatt Regency: Prince William Netherlands Academy of Arts and Sciences; Anne Beaulieu, Chair: Michael Lynch, Cornell University Virtual Knowledge Studio, Royal Netherlands Academy of 130. Cocktail Hour Arts and Sciences, Amsterdam 7:00 to 8:00 pm Application Mashups between Conspiracy and Emergence: The Hyatt Regency: Independence B New Realism of Data Visualizations. Denisa Kera, National University of Singapore 131. Annual Banquet and Halloween Party 'Spreading the Wealth': The Democratic Use of Digital 'Data 8:00 to 11:55 pm Riches' in an Electronic Public Engagement Exercise. Simon Hyatt Regency: Independence Center A Williams, Cardiff University The 'New Science of Winning': Metaphors of Data Riches in Business Decision Making. Catelijne Coopmans, National SATURDAY, OCTOBER, 31 University of Singapore Gendered Orders of Knowledge in the Semantic Web. Corinna 132. Participatory Experiments and Practices: Producing Public Bath, Humboldt University Berlin Engagement in Science and Technology Distributed Digital Affects: Photo-sharing, Tagging and the 8:00 to 10:00 am Lives of Others. Martin Hand, Queen's University; Ashley Hyatt Regency: Tidewater A Scarlett, Queen's University Chair: Brice Laurent, Ecole des Mines de Paris Discussant: Lane DeNicola, Syracuse University Participants: Me, We and Publics at Large: On the Multiple Articulations of 135. The Pharmaceuticalization of Health 8:00 to 10:00 am Public Engagement and Citizenship. Maximilian Fochler, Hyatt Regency: Jefferson University of Vienna Chair: Lorna Ronald, City University of New York Producing Citizenship through Citizen Conferences. Brice Laurent, Ecole des Mines de Paris Participants: Observers, Participants or Both? How Social Scientists Treating Drug Addiction with Drugs: The Travels of (Dis)Engage in Participation in a Flemish Stakeholder Forum Buprenorphine. Nancy Campbell, Rensselaer Polytechnic on Nanotechnologies. Michiel van Oudheusden, University Institute of Antwerp Bleeding and Feeding: Unpacking the Banality of Healthy Public Culture as Professional Science: Tensions in UK Human Testing of Investigational Pharmaceuticals. Jill A. Scientists' Discussions of Public Engagement. Kevin Fisher, Vanderbilt University Burchell, London School of Economics The Persistence of Race in Biotech Patenting and Drug Creating Space for Engagement? Lay Membership in Development. Jonathan Kahn, Hamline University Contemporary Risk Governance. Kevin Edson Jones, Pills For Us All: Media Coverage of Prescription Drug University of Liverpool; Alan Irwin, Copenhagen Business Advertising. Lorna Ronald, City University of New York School Discussant: Nate Greenslit, Massachusetts Institute of Technology Toward Effective Communication between Neuroscience and 136. Intra-Animate! Get Your Theories Up and Running with Society: A Case of BMI (Brain-Machine Interface). Taichi Lively Machines Isobe, University of Tokyo; Nozomi Mizushima, University of 8:00 to 10:00 am Tokyo; Osamu Sakura, University of Tokyo Hyatt Regency: Lincoln Discussant: Pierre-Benoît Joly, INRA Chairs: Joseph Dumit, University of California, Davis; Natasha 133. Understanding Behavior Genetics Myers, York University 8:00 to 10:00 am Participants: Hyatt Regency: Washington B Intra-animacy and the Lively Machinery of Theory. Natasha Chairs: Nicole Nelson, Cornell University; Michele Easter, Myers, York University University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill Found, Lost, Made, Broken. Kelly Dobson, Massachusetts Participants: Institute of Technology The Concept of "Complexity" in Animal Behavior Genetics. The Liveliness of Molecular Machines. Colin Nazhone Nicole Nelson, Cornell University Milburn, University of California, Davis "Legitimized as an Actual Disease": How Genes Make Eating From Assemblage to Epigenesis. Dimitris Papadopoulos, Disorders More Real. Michele Easter, University of North Cardiff University Carolina, Chapel Hill Erasing Machines. Marc Lafleur, York University Which Behaviors, Which Genetics? Aaron Panofsky, UCLA Reading Science with Ghosts and Demons: Reflexively, Discussant: Michael Lynch, Cornell University Diffractively or Spectrologically. Astrid Schrader, Brown 134. Data Riches: The Practices and Politics of Exploiting Digital University Data Sets 137. Sustainability IV: Designing Sustainable Energy Systems
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8:00 to 10:00 am The Long Now of Infrastructure: Articulating Tensions in Hyatt Regency: Washington A Development. Thomas Albert Finholt, University of Chair: Arnim Wiek, Arizona State University Michigan Participants: The Long and Short of Cyberinfrastructural Memory. Victor Grounding Sustainability: Imagining the Future of a Global Quintanar-Zilinskas, Santa Clara University Biomass Economy. Jeanette Simmonds, Center for Society 140. Controlling Chemicals: Negotiating Regulation of and Genomics Hazardous Materials Infrastructure and Sustainability: Energy Transportation and the 8:00 to 10:00 am Emergence of a Fossil Fuel Dependent Societ. Christopher Hyatt Regency: Roosevelt Jones, University of Pennsylvania Chair: Jody A Roberts, Chemical Heritage Foundation In Carbon They Swear! Materiality and Sustainability in Participants: Climate Change. Anup Sam Ninan, Bremen International Adulterants Detected: Environmental Ethics, Food Analysis, Graduate School of Social Sciences and Morality in the 19th Century. Benjamin R Cohen, Accelerated Expectations and the Establishment of CCS as a University of Virginia Decarbonisation Option. Nils Markusson, University of Is It Safe?: The Legal and Scientific Logics of a Toxic Edinburgh Chemical. Sarah Vogel, Johnson Family Foundation Renewable Strategies? Implementing and Commercializing Cross-cultural Regulation: An Analysis of Pesticide Regulation New Energy Technologies. Ole I. Gjerald, Western Norway in Japan and the United States. Elizabeth Ransom, Research Institute University of Richmond; Tomiko Yamaguchi, International A Striking Argument? Accounting for Costs in Construction Christian University Projects. Gry Kongsli, Norwegian University of Science and The Global Regulation of Chemical Carcinogens: A Long-term Technology; Marianne Ryghaug, Norwegian University of Perspective. Nathalie Jas, Paris XI University; Soraya Science and Technology; Knut H. Sørensen, Norwegian Boudia, University of Strasbourg University of Science and Technology 141. Environmental Chemicals, Bodies, and Susceptibilities 138. STS and Place IV - Attachments 8:00 to 10:00 am 8:00 to 10:00 am Hyatt Regency: Fairfax Hyatt Regency: Regency D Chair: Chair: Barbara Wilson, University of Texas at Austin Rachel Washburn, University of California, San Francisco Participants: Participants: The Pholela Community Health Centre: Reconstructing Place Measuring the Chemicals Within: Mapping the Social Terrain through Shifting Practices and Landscapes. Abigail Neely, of Human Biomonitoring. Rachel Washburn, University of University of Wisconsin, Madison California, San Francisco How Gestures May Bridge (Seemingly Incommensurable) Puberty as a Window of Vulnerability: How Scientists, Technoscientific and Local Discourse Communities in Post- Advocates, and Journalists Frame the Falling Age of Puberty Apartheid South Africa. Beverly Sauer, Georgetown in Girls as an Environmental Health Concern. L. Katherine University; Dafina Nikolova Doran, Georgetown University Thomson, University of California, San Francisco Citizen-financed Sustainable Energy in Different Context and Complex Conditions: Considering "Enriched Risk," Gene- Reaction in Japan. Shota Furuya, Aalborg University Environment Interactions, & Autism Spectrum Disorders. Contested Fields: Place-Bound Conflicts over Transgenic Martine Lappe, University of California, San Francisco Crops. Christopher Henke, Colgate University Gene-Environment Interactions in Cancer Epidemiology: Bureaucracy, Democracy and Exclusion: Why Indigenous Mapping Controversies on Research Methods and Research Knowledge Holders Have a Hard Time Being Taken Translation. Laura Senier, Brown University Seriously. Chantelle Marlor, University of the Fraser Valley Biomonitoring Upstream and Downstream: How Emergent 139. Monitoring, Modeling, and Memory (I): New Scientific Information on "Body Burden" Is Changing Chemicals Infrastructures Governance. Bhavna Shamasunder, University of 8:00 to 10:00 am California, Berkeley Hyatt Regency: Regency B 142. International Mobility of Human Resources in Science & Chairs: Geoffrey Bowker, Santa Clara University; Paul N. Technology I Edwards, University of Michigan 8:00 to 10:00 am Participants: Hyatt Regency: Kennedy Monitoring the Natural World with Science and Technology. Chair: Fontes Margarida, National Institute of Energy Jillian C Wallis, University of California, Los Angeles; Participants: Matthew Mayernik, University of California, Los Angeles Competing for Talent: The Case of Australia. Richard Woolley, Frame Work: Coordination and Conflict in the Earth System University of Western Sydney; Tim Turpin, University of Modeling Framework. Paul N. Edwards, University of Western Sydney Michigan Migration Flows of Advanced Human Resources in European Organizing Simulation Code Collectives. Mikaela Sundberg, Regions: The Case of the Iberian Peninsula. Sara Albino, Stockholm University University of Lisbon The Complexity of the Simple: Building a Data Networking International Mobility of Argentinean Scientists and Engineers: Infrastructure for Climate Research in Germany. Sonja Trends, Interpretations, Impacts. Lucas Luchilo, Centro Palfner, Technische Universität Darmstadt Redes
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How to Study Mobility? Benefits and Shortcomings of the Participants: Biographical Interview. Emilia Rodrigues Araújo, Classifying Bodies, Classifying Illness: Tracing the Creation of University of Minho; Carla Quintas, University of Minho "Autoimmune Disease." Kelly A. Joyce, College of William Scientific Emigration: The Academic Career Trajectories of and Mary Foreign-born Scientists and Engineers. Gaughan Monica, Constructing the 'Aging Male': Negotiating Sameness and University of Georgia Difference in Biomedical Accounts of Menopause and Historical Insights into an S&T Policy Problem: Toward the Andropause. Barbara L. Marshall, Trent University Sustainable Development of Researchers in Japan. Yasushi Difficult Decisions: Officially Classifying Postpartum Sato, National Graduate Institute for Policy Studies, Japan Depression in the DSM. Rebecca Godderis, Wilfrid Laurier 143. How Professors Think: Inside the Curious World of University Academic Judgment, by Michèle Lamont (Harvard University From Pap Classification to Bethesda 2001 - Relating the Press, 2009) Development of a Diagnostic Lexicon to Triage Systems. 8:00 to 10:00 am Amrita Mishra, Dalhousie University Hyatt Regency: Regency A Imagining the Future of Autism Spectrum Disorders. Jennifer Chair: Wesley Shrum, Louisiana State University Singh, UCSF Panel Members: Chandra Mukerji, University of California, San A History of Mad Women: Nineteenth-Century Hysteria and Diego; Edward Hackett, Arizona State University; Karin Knorr Contemporary Diagnoses of Female Mental Illness. Cetina, University of Chicago; Wesley Shrum, Louisiana State Alexandra Bacopoulos-Viau, University of Cambridge University 147. Neoliberalism and the New Political Sociology of Science II Author: Michele Lamont, Harvard University 8:00 to 10:00 am 144. Risks and Identities Hyatt Regency: Potomac 1 & 2 8:00 to 10:00 am Chair: David John Hess, Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute Hyatt Regency: Prince William Participants: Chair: Erica Coslor, University of Chicago Innovation Policy as Neoliberal Discourse and Strategy and the Participants: (Re) Stratification of the Scientific Field. Wendy McGuire, Cutting One, Inscribing the "Other": Circumcision and the Univeristy of Toronto Biomedical Construction of Risk Identities. Aaron T Norton, Science and Neoliberal Citizenship: Investing in Disciplined University of California, Davis Eating, and Enjoying It. Kelly Moore, Loyola University Dare Cross the Human Line? Risk Rhetoric and Politics of the Neoliberalism and Biomedical Research in India: Globalization, Transhumanity Debate. Stephen Lilley, Sacred Heart Industrial Change and Science. Shailaja Valdiya, Rensselaer University Polytechnic Institute Public Trust or Public Risk?: Low-Information-Rationality Transformation of STS Activism: Japan's STS in the Period of Frames, Contamination, and a Public Water Utility. Fae Neo-Liberal Reform. Hidetoshi Kihara, Kokushikan Dremock, University of Wisconsin, Madison University Social Movements, Risk and Technological Governance. Robin 148. Unruly Practice and Orderly Findings in Pharmaceutical Ann Downey, University of Calgary Research Relational Risk and Its Governance: What Safety Can Be 10:15 to 12:15 pm Constituted? Hannot Rodríguez, Arizona State University Hyatt Regency: Jefferson 145. Reproductive Technologies Chair: Sergio Sismondo, Queen's University 8:00 to 10:00 am Participants: Hyatt Regency: Regency C Safari Science and Field Research: (Re)Ordering Medical Chair: Lea Ann Mawler, Virginia Tech Science in Western Kenya. Denielle Elliott, University of Participants: British Columbia Bio-power Technologies and Zionist Ideology: The "Mind the gap": The Mundane Co-ordination for Producing Medicalization of Childbirth in Tel Aviv 1918-1948. Gaby Scientific Evidence in Clinical Trials. Claes-Fredrik Admon-Rick, Bar Ilan University Helgesson, Linköping University Conceiving (of) Knowledge: Scientific Kinship, Causality, and On Pharmaceutical Branding in Commercial Clinical Trials. "The Baby". Julienne Obadia, New School for Social Petra Jonvallen, Luleå University of Technology Research Subject, Interrupted : The Complexities of HIV Research in Multiple Births and Medical Risk-Taking. Lea Ann Mawler, Botswana. Betsey Brada, University of Chicago Virginia Tech Limited Access: Data and Orderly Research.Sergio Sismondo, Navigating Medical Technologies and Religious Obligations: Queen's University Personal Experiences of Ultra-Orthodox Jewish Women with 149. Beyond Risk: Negotiating Nanotechnology 'In-the-Making' Prenatal Testing. Elly Teman, University of Pennsylvania 10:15 to 12:15 pm Constructing Abortion's Second Victim: The Rhetoric of Hyatt Regency: Prince William Women's Health in the Contemporary Anti-abortion Chair: Alfred Nordmann, Darmstadt Technical University Movement. April Huff, University of California, San Diego Participants: 146. Illness and Social Classification Governing Technoscientific Concerns 'In-the-Making'.Matthew 8:00 to 10:00 am Kearnes, Durham University; Matthias Wienroth, Durham Hyatt Regency: Tidewater B University
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Ethics of Scientific Promising in the Real World of Andrew Feenberg, Simon Fraser University Nanotechnology. Clare Shelley-Egan, University of Twente Cybergaming or the Construction of a Korean Heterotopia in Science Dynamics and Organizational Change: Mobilizing Cyberspace. Min Suh Son, Johns Hopkins University Nanotechnology in a Situation of Crisis. Martina Merz, Web 2.0 Technologies of the Self. Maria Bakardjieva, University of Lucerne University of Calgary; Georgia Gaden, University of Ethics and Narrative: New Approaches to Public Responses. Calgary Sarah Davies, Durham University; Phil Macnaghten, "Governancing": The Practical Politics of Internet Governance. Durham University Tarek Cheniti, Oxford University Circulation of Nanotech Images. Martin Ruivenkamp, 153. Technoscience and the (Post)Modern Military Imaginary University of Twente 10:15 to 12:15 pm Discussants: Brian Wynne, University of Lancaster; David Hyatt Regency: Regency A Guston, Arizona State University; Julia Guivant, Federal Chair: Sean Lawson, University of Utah University of Santa Catarina Participants: 150. Police, Pirates and Disaster: Towards a Concept of Chaoplexic Warfare: Network-Centric Warfare and the Non- "Threat" Linear Sciences. Antoine Bousquet, University of London 10:15 to 12:15 pm Science and Military Thought: John Boyd as the First Hyatt Regency: Regency C Postmodern Strategist. Frans Osinga, Royal Netherlands Air Chairs: Meg Stalcup, University of California, Berkeley and San Force Francisco; Michelle Stewart, University of California, Davis Can Robots be Kantians? Ethics and Unmanned Combat Participants: Vehicles in Future Warfare. Christopher Coker, London Who Put the "Post" in Disaster and Conflict? Building Cultures School of Economics of Safety and In/Security in Sri Lanka. Vivian Y. Choi, The Closed World Revisited: Systems Science, Computers, and University of California, Davis the Emergence a Nonlinear View of War. Sean Lawson, (Re)Mapping Mobility in the Indian Ocean: Piracy, University of Utah International Law and the Global War on Terror. Jatin Dua, 154. Technoscience, Biopolitics, and Space: Government under Duke University Globalization The State of Piracy. Joshua Craze, University of California 10:15 to 12:15 pm Berkeley Hyatt Regency: Regency D Tracking the Biological Weapons Threat. Meg Stalcup, Chair: Saul Halfon, Virginia Tech University of California, Berkeley and San Francisco Participants: Risk or Threat? Prolific Offenders Management Programs in The Biopolitics of Contraceptive Research: Mediating Multiple Canada. Michelle Stewart, University of California, Davis Forms of Governance over Global Reproductive Bodies. Discussant: Joseph Masco, University of Chicago Chikako Takeshita, University of California, Riverside 151. Tissue Banking Goes Global: Just a Change of Scale? Calculating Civilian Risks in DU Debates: Connecting 10:15 to 12:15 pm Populations, Spaces, and Behaviors in Formulating Military Hyatt Regency: Tidewater B Policy. Saul Halfon, Virginia Tech Chair: Herbert Gottweis, University of Vienna Postcolonial Technopolitics. Kavita Philip, University of Participants: California, Irvine (Dis-)Entangling Life: Towards a Biopolitics of Transnational Bio-territorial Power and the Border-environment Regime of Biotechnological Zones. Georg Lauß, University of Vienna Government on the US/Mexico Border. Samer Alatout, Tracing Trans-European Biobanking's Publics. Martin University of Wisconsin, Madison Boeckhout, University of Amsterdam; Jacqueline Broerse, Transnationalism as a Work in Progress: The Global Hygiene Free University Amsterdam; Lia van der Ham, Free Movement, 1851-1938. Peter Soppelsa, Oberlin College University Amsterdam; Annemiek Nelis, Radboud University Discussant: Michelle Murphy, University of Toronto Nijmegen 155. Sustainability V: Agents of Sustainable Innovation and Global Sharing of Local Persons: The Social Life of Tissue and Design Data in International Biobanking. Klaus Hoeyer, University 10:15 to 12:15 pm of Copenhagen Hyatt Regency: Washington A Tissue Paper: Flimsy Ontology of Tissue-Fragments. Rebecca Chair: Edward Woodhouse, RPI Scott, Queen's University Participants: Science and Nation: Institutional Framing of Technological Actor Networks for Sustainable Technological Design: The Obsessions? Koichi Mikami, Oxford Institute for Science, Case of Geothermal Heating and Cooling. Edward Innovation and Society Woodhouse, RPI Discussant: Richard Tutton, Lancaster University Environmental Movements around Bioplastics: Conflict over 152. Digital Rationalities and Social Resistances Alternative Pathways in Industry and Infrastructure. Sean 10:15 to 12:15 pm Ferguson, Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute Hyatt Regency: Arlington Designs for a Sustainable Society? Consulting Engineers' Chair: Aneesh Aneesh, University of Wisconsin, Milwaukee Approaches to Environmental Challenges. Thea Hojem, Participants: Norwegian University of Science and Technology; Vivian Rationalizing Play: Games as Systems of Social Rationality. Anette Lagesen, Norwegian University of Science and
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Technology The Social Life of Spacecraft: Organization, Negotiation and The Comeback of Electric Cars: Competing Solution Instrumentation on the Cassini and Mars Rover Missions. Narratives. Alastair Iles, University of California, Berkeley Janet Vertesi, University of California, Irvine Green Grades of Companies and Products: The Quantification Synthesis in Science, Syntheses of Sciences. Edward Hackett, and Co-Production of Information-Based Governance Arizona State University Strategies. Graham Bullock, University of California, Spaces of Simulation: A Social Study of Design Practice at Berkeley Arup. Yanni Alexander Loukissas, Cornell University 156. Monitoring, Modeling, and Memory (II): Methods for the Street Medicine: Medical Heteroglossia and Social Justice. Study of Cyberinfrastructure (and Other Large Distributed Matthew Weinstein, University of Washington-Tacoma Phenomena) 159. International Mobility of Human Resources in Science & 10:15 to 12:15 pm Technology II Hyatt Regency: Regency B 10:15 to 12:15 pm Chairs: Steven Jackson, University of Michigan; Susan Leigh Hyatt Regency: Kennedy Star, Santa Clara University; David Ribes, Georgetown Chair: Richard Woolley, University of Western Sydney University Participants: Participants: International Temporary Mobility of Andalusian Researchers: A Tracing the Oligopticons of Large Technology Projects. David Study Based on Electronic CV Data. Canibano Carolina, Ribes, Georgetown University Universidad Rey Juan Carlos; Javier Otamendi, Universidad Using nVivo Software to Support Collaborative Qualitative Rey Juan Carlos; Francisco M. Solís, Consejería de Research and Information Workflow. David S. Fearon, Innovación, Ciencia y Empresa University of California, Los Angeles Assessing Scientific Mobility Dynamics and Impact: Drawing Data Collection and Network Analytic Methods for on the Potential of Electronic CV Databases. Fontes Cyberinfrastructure Studies. Alberto Pepe, University of Margarida, National Institute of Energy California, Los Angeles Ability Patterns of Portuguese Researchers: Trends and Tales of the Field: Building Small Science Cyberinfrastructure. Perceptions. Sophia Bento, Technical University of Lisbon; Andrea Wiggins, Syracuse University Diogo Cotta, Technical University of Lisbon Outsourcing Ethics, Outsourcing Methods. Susan Leigh Star, Shaping Research Content through Careers: Institutionalised Santa Clara University; Lawrence Busch, Michigan State Career Patterns and Problem Choices of Early Career University & Lancaster University Researchers. Grit Laudel, Rathenau Institute Disciplinary Histories, Funders' Priorities, and Competing Racial Difference in Perceptions of Science and Scientists and Theories: Organizational Forces behind Cyberinfrastructure Preference for Science Careers in the U.S. Hyung Hoon Development in e-Science. Kerk F Kee, University of Texas Kim, Georgia Institute of Technology & Georgia State at Austin University 157. Controlling Chemicals: Constructing Audiences, Mobilizing 160. Intra-Animate! Get Your Theories Up and Running with Publics Lively Machines II 10:15 to 12:15 pm 10:15 to 12:15 pm Hyatt Regency: Roosevelt Hyatt Regency: Lincoln Chair: Jody A Roberts, Chemical Heritage Foundation Chair: Joseph Dumit, University of California, Davis Participants: Participants: Toxic Transformations: Constructing Audiences for The Intra-animation of Daily-Life. Natalie Loveless, University Environmental Justice. Wyatt Galusky, Morrisville State of California, Santa Cruz College; Jason Delborne, Colorado School of Mines Schizoid Screens and Desiring Machines. Orit Halpern, New We Don't Need No Regulation: Voluntary Environmental School for Social Research Programs and Water Quality in the Delaware Estuary. Anthropological Theory and Method in Cyberspace: Taking Kristoffer Whitney, University of Pennsylvania Time to Pause in the Moment of Approach. Heather Anne Nanotechnology Policy: Public Participation, Political Cultures, Barnick, York University and Harmonization. Anna Lamprou, Rensselaer Polytechnic Training for Optimal Performance: How to Increase Your Institute Academic Output in 30 Days or Less. Sarah Rebolloso Don't Bug Me: Measuring Public Attitudes toward Genetically McCullough, University of California, Davis Modified Biofuels. Dave Conz, Arizona State University Transversal Machines? The Art and Technologies of Discussant: Scott Frickel, Washington State Univeristy Performance. Xin Wei Sha, Concordia University 158. Organization Matters: Social Organization of Scientific and Theoretical Boxology: Flowcharts and other Diagrams in STS. Technical Work in Research Labs, Teams, and Groups Joseph Dumit, University of California, Davis 10:15 to 12:15 pm 161. Genomics: Life as an Information Technology Hyatt Regency: Fairfax 10:15 to 12:15 pm Chairs: Annalisa Salonius, Cornell University; Janet Vertesi, Hyatt Regency: Washington B University of California, Irvine Chair: Kelly A. Joyce, College of William and Mary Participants: Participants: The Life Cycle of Academic Labs in the Biomedical Sciences: Cyberinfrastructure and Scientific Validity in Metagenomics Grants, Growth, and Key Changes in the Organization of Research. Matthew J. Bietz, University of Washington; Work. Annalisa Salonius, Cornell University 35
Charlotte P. Lee, University of Washington Managing Disease in the Genomics Era: Uncertainty and the Values-First Science: Boundary Work in the Field of Genomics. Advent of Patients-In-Waiting. Stefan Timmermans, Catherine Bliss, Brown University University of California, Los Angeles; Mara Buchbinder, Organizing Neurogenetics. Jennifer Marshall, Dalhousie University of California, Los Angeles University Monopolizing Risk, Increasing Uncertainty. Mauro Turrini, What Is 'Big' about the Science of Psychiatric Genetics? University of Padova Andrew Bartlett, Cardiff University; Michael Arribas-Ayllon, Clinical and Social Uncertainty in Tuberculosis Intervention. Cardiff University Oriana Bras, University of Coimbra Between the Personal and the Universal, Diversity and Unity: The Uncertain Role of Technology in the Treatment of Situating Japanese Genomics in the Context of Terminal Patients: The Case of Eluana Englaro. Vincenzo Pharmaceutical Regulation. Wen-Hua Kuo, National Yang- Romania, University of Padova Ming University Uncertain Choices for Uncertain Futures: "Informed Choice" in 162. Science, Media, and Publics Umbilical Cord Blood Banking and Functional Foods. 10:15 to 12:15 pm Pablo Santoro, University of York; Rebeca Ibanez-Martin, Hyatt Regency: Tidewater A Spanish National Research Council Chair: Matthew Wisnioski, Virginia Tech 166. Exploring Socio-technical Formations and Identities: Participants: Understanding the Complexities of Psychopharmaceutical Use Japanese Images of the Scientific Disciplines. Kaori Karasawa, and Users in Treating Illness and Enhancing Cognition University of Tokyo; Kazuhisa Todayama, Nagoya 1:45 to 3:45 pm University; Junko Toyosawa, National Mental Support Hyatt Regency: Jefferson Center for School Crisis Chairs: Burcu Gorgulu, Institute for Science and Society Popularization, Propaganda, and Participation; Or, How Chaos Catherine M Coveney, University of Nottingham and Complexity Went to Market. Lambert Williams, Participants: Harvard University / MPI Berlin 'Therapy' or 'Enhancement'? (Re)Configuring the The Neuroscience of Everyday Life: Neurosciences' Sociotechnical. Catherine MCoveney, University of Popularization and a Bodily Experience of the Brain. Nottingham Rogerio Lopes Azize, Federal University of Rio de Janeiro '"Liberte!" But for Whom?: Understanding Psycho- The Transition of the "Science Communication" Concept in pharmaceuticals outside the Social Control/Treatment Postwar Japan. Yoshiko Saitoh, Nagoya University; Dichotomy. Burcu Gorgulu, Institute for Science and Society Kazuhisa Todayama, Nagoya University Prevention, Therapy, and Enhancement: Brain Images in Giving Meaning to a French "Gadget:" Representations of the Japanese Medicine Advertisements, 1896-1977. Maika Atom in a French Popular Magazine (1). Guillaume de Nakao, University of Tokyo; Tomohisa SUMIDA, University Syon, Albright College of Tokyo; Asakura Reiko, Iwanami Shoten Publishers Racial Differences of What?: A Case Study on 163. Psychology of Science: Renaissance of a Field Ethnopsychophamacology in Asian-Pacific Region. 12:30 to 1:45 pm Sungwoo Ahn, Virginia Tech Hyatt Regency: Lincoln Brain and Machine: Deep Brain Stimulation and the Self. Chair: Mike Gorman, University of Virginia Daniel R. Morrison, Vanderbilt University Participants: Establishment of A 'New' Field: The Psychology of Science. 167. Science, Technology and Citizen Engagement Greg Feist, San Jose State University 1:45 to 3:45 pm Hyatt Regency: Tidewater B How Does Leadership Make R&D Groups Creative? Sven Hemlin, Gothenburg Research Institute; Lisa Olsson, Chair: Daniel Kleinman, University of Wisconsin Gothenburg Research Institute Participants: Trading Zones, Interactional Expertise and Psychology of Trading zones, Boundary Objects and Public Engagement with Science and Technology. Mike Gorman, University of Science. Noah Feinstein, University of Wisconsin, Madison Virginia Engaging Citizens: The High Cost of Citizen Participation in High Technology. Daniel Kleinman, University of 164. Sustainability: Roundtable on Sustainability Policy -- What Wisconsin; Jason Delborne, Colorado School of Mines; Role for STS Research? Ashley Anderson, University of Wisconsin 12:30 to 1:45 pm Hyatt Regency: Washington A Amateur Restorationists: Traversing the Boundary between Expert and the Lay. Yen-Chu Weng, University of Chair: Clark Miller, Arizona State University Wisconsin-Madison Discussants: Terry Keating, Environmental Protection Agency; Assessing 'Scientific Literacy' in the Science Mass Elisabeth Graffy, US Geological Survey; Mirriam Heller, Communication Research Literature. Anthony Dudo, World Resources Institute; Daniel Sarewitz, Arizona State University of Wisconsin University Public Participation with Science and the Challenges of Active 165. Clinical Uncertainty Participants. Mhairi Aitken, University of Edinburgh 1:45 to 3:45 pm Discussant: Brian Wynne, University of Lancaster Hyatt Regency: Regency D Chair: Mauro Turrini, University of Padova 168. Mobilities of the Highly Skilled 1:45 to 3:45 pm Participants: Hyatt Regency: Kennedy
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Chair: Aalok Khandekar, Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute from Rural Kenya into Socio-Technical Change for Human Participants: Development". Laura L Murphy, Tulane University Partial Migrations and Knowledge Transfer Processes: A Case 171. Your Spitting Image? Future Promise and Identity in Study of Scientific Mobility.Louise Ackers, University of Personal Genomics Liverpool 1:45 to 3:45 pm Highly Skilled Migration and the Impact of Networks on Hyatt Regency: Washington B Decision-making.Debbie Millard, University of Liverpool Chair: Jennifer Fishman, McGill University Random Utility Model (RUM) for Institution Selection by Participants: Foreign Doctoral Students. Zeynep Esra Tanyildiz, Georgia Finding Oprah's Roots, Losing the World: Against the Liberal State University; Albert J Sumell, Youngstown State Anti-racist Genome. Jenny Reardon, University of University California, Santa Cruz Knowledge Remittances? Understanding the Contributions of Personal Genomics and Individual Identities: Motivations and Mobile Scientists to Developing Countries. Elizabeth Moral Imperatives of Early Adopters. Jennifer Fishman, Oliver, University of Liverpool McGill University; Michelle McGowan, Case Western Reconfiguring Nationalism: From 'Brain Drain' to 'Brain Reserve University; Marcie Lambrix, Case Western Reserve Circulation'. Aalok Khandekar, Rensselaer Polytechnic University Institute Allelic Alliances: Genetic Information and Identity in the Discussant: Louise Ackers, University of Liverpool Context of the Personal Genome. Barbara Prainsack, King's 169. Post-colonial Computing - Information Technology and College London Development II Ethical Provenance and the Emergence of New Bio-Ethical 1:45 to 3:45 pm Objects in Post-HapMap Genomics. Jennifer A. Hamilton, Hyatt Regency: Regency C Hampshire College Chair: Rick B Duque, University of Vienna Discussant: Adam Hedgecoe, Cardiff University Participants: 172. Problematising the Public: STS, PUS and Science's Publics Does E-mail Use Reduce the Problems Associated with 1:45 to 3:45 pm Collaboration? Evidence from the Scientific Community in Hyatt Regency: Tidewater A Chile. Rick B Duque, University of Vienna Chair: Alan Irwin, Copenhagen Business School Tecnopolicy and the Regulation of Competition between Blind Participants: with Computer and Computer Unassisted Sighted People in The Makings of Publics in PUS and STS. Maureen McNeil, Taking Exams to Get into Brazilian Universities. José Lancaster University Antonio S. Borges, Universidade Federal do Rio de Janeiro The Role of 'The Public' and Public Consultation in the Brazil and Its First Computer: The Network of Associations that Governance of Embryology and Stem Cell Research in the Traced the Fate of IBGE's UNIVAC 1105. Luiz Paulo do UK. Joan Haran, Cardiff University Nascimento, PESC - COPPE - UFRJ Reality Genomics: Audiences, Attention, and the Publicity of ICTs and Capabilities in the Kudumbashree Mission of Kerala. Consumer Genotyping. Kate O'Riordan, Media and Film, Meredith Anderson, Louisiana State University University of Sussex, and Cesagen Science, Technology and Social Inequality In India: A Socio- Visualising Health and Physical Activity: Science Museums Historical Perspective. Binay Kumar Pattnaik, Indian and the Display of Active Bodies. Jennifer Sterling, Institute of Technology Kanpur Loughborough University 170. Catching up with 'the South': New Spaces for Engagement Thresholds and Seams: Rethinking the Boundaries of Genetic 1:45 to 3:45 pm Testing. Alondra Nelson, Columbia University Hyatt Regency: Fairfax Discussant: Kevin Burchell, London School of Economics Chair: Rob Hagendijk, Universiteit van Amsterdam 173. Making Things: Artisanship, Representation, and Participants: Formalisms at the Convergence of Science and Craft National Innovation Systems for Development? Rob 1:45 to 3:45 pm Hagendijk, Universiteit van Amsterdam; Roland Brouwer, Hyatt Regency: Lincoln Universidade Eduardo Mondlane Chair: Sophia Roosth, MIT Beyond the Boundaries of Change: How Policy Affects the Participants: Adoption of Technology in Mozambique. Roland Brouwer, In Practice and On Paper: The 20th Century Mathematization of Universidade Eduardo Mondlane; Rob Hagendijk, the Craft of Origami. Alma Steingart, MIT Universiteit van Amsterdam; Lídia Arthur Brito, Of Foams and Formalisms: Molecular Gastronomy, Scientific Universidade Eduardo Mondlane Expertise, and Craft Practice. Sophia Roosth, MIT Civic Engagement with Small-scale Hydroelectric Plants in Catching Color: Chromatic Reform in the United States, 1890 - India. Johanna Hoeffken, Maastricht University 1920.Michael Rossi, MIT Science, Technology and Society and the Global South: How The Constitutive Body: Embodiment and the Organization of Far Apart Are STS and Innovation Studies Approaches? Work in Glassblowing. Erin O'Connor, Marymount Tiago Santos Pereira, University of Coimbra; Jane Calvert, Manhattan College University of Edinburgh Examples, Models, Witnessing, and the Mathematical Catching up with Knowledge Society Debates in India: A Imagination. Michael Barany, University of Cambridge Dialogue with STS. Esha Shah, University of Sussex "Mobile Phones, Kitchen Gardens and HIV/AIDS: Insights 174. Sustainability VI: Emerging Networks and Institutions of 37
Science and Technology for Sustainability 178. Food Risks 1:45 to 3:45 pm 1:45 to 3:45 pm Hyatt Regency: Washington A Hyatt Regency: Prince William Chair: Genevieve Maricle, Arizona State University Chair: David Schleifer, New York University Participants: Participants: Sustainability Science: Is it a Reasonable Candidate for Mode2- Biochemical Identities and the Governance of Novel Food. Science? Paul Burger, University of Basel Javier Lezaun, University of Oxford; Tanja Schneider, Analytical Reframing: A Methodological Approach in University of Oxford Sustainability Science. Lennart Olsson, Lund University; Credibility Engineering in Food Industry: Establishing and Anne Jerneck, Lund University Connecting Credibility Vis-à-vis Academia and Consumers. Emerging Institutions for Governance of Sustainable Bart Penders, Radboud University Nijmegen; Annemiek Transitions in the Netherlands. Derk Loorbach, Erasmus Nelis, Radboud University Nijmegen University; Jan Rotmans, Eurasmus University Debates over Conservative Assumptions among Experts: The Establishing Sustainability Science as an Academic Field: Assessment of Risk for Flavoring Agents in Food. Antoine Concepts, Methodologies, and Institutions. Masaru Yarime, Debure, INRA University of Tokyo Imagined Users of Cholesterol-lowering Foods. Kate Weiner, Congruence between Theoretical and Empirical Contributions University of Nottingham in Sustainability Science. Arnim Wiek, Arizona State Listeriosis in the Press: How Framing Modulates the Risks. University; Genevieve Maricle, Arizona State University Elisabeth Gauthier, Agriculture and Agri-Food Canada 175. Digital Records and their Ecosystems 179. Worlds of Science and Religion 1:45 to 3:45 pm 1:45 to 3:45 pm Hyatt Regency: Arlington Hyatt Regency: Roosevelt Chair: Amelia Acker, University of California, Los Angeles Participants: Participants: Evolution at the End of a World: A Phenomenological Making Electronic Medical Records. Michael Wartenbe, UCLA Investigation of Creationist Disposition Toward Evolution. Dept. of Information Studies David E. Long, University of Kentucky Digital Mediation in Archives and the Future of Access to Explaining the Unexplainable: Scientific and Religious Truths Primary Resources. Amelia Acker, UCLA about Apparitions. Zdenek Konopasek, Charles University Sorting People Out: Geodemographic Analysis and the in Prague/The Academy of Science of the Czech Republic; Performance of Cluster Analysis. Ian Graham, University of Jan Palecek, Masaryk University Edinburgh Science and the Devotional Artefact. Trish Helene MacMillan, The Electronic Patient Record in Australia. Anni Dugdale, York University University of Canberra Spirituality in the Laboratory: Tactics of Legitimation in the Psychedelic Sciences. Michelle Corbin, University of 176. Inclusion: The Politics of Difference in Medical Research, by Maryland, College Park Steven Epstein (University of Chicago Press, 2007) 1:45 to 3:45 pm Drawing the Straight Line: Hierarchies of Evidence across Hyatt Regency: Regency B Social Worlds in Sexual Reorientation Therapy Debates. Tom J Waidzunas, University of California, San Diego Chair: Martina Merz, University of Lucerne Panel Members: 180. At the Intersection of Materiality and Meaning: The Alberto Cambrosio, McGill University; Jessica Mesman, Dynamics and Consequences of User Agency in the Study of Maastricht University; Jill A. Fisher, Vanderbilt University Media, Information and Communication Technologies Rayna Rapp, New York University 4:00 to 6:00 pm Author: Steven Epstein, Northwestern University Hyatt Regency: Washington B Chair: Pablo J. Boczkowski, Northwestern University 177. Expertise and Advocacy Participants: 1:45 to 3:45 pm Hyatt Regency: Potomac 1 & 2 Conceptualizing Agency in Scholarship on the Use of Communication Technologies. Ignacio Siles, Northwestern Chair: Ellsworth Fuhrman, Virginia Tech University; Pablo J. Boczkowski, Northwestern University Participants: Bringing Materiality Back Into Meaning: Goffman's Invisible Ethical Governance and National Ethics Councils: Comparative Technologies. Trevor Pinch, Cornell University Insights. Teresa Kulawik, Södertörn University /South Internet Use and Meaning, Materiality, and Sociality through Stockholm Activity Theory. Kirsten Foot, University of Washington Expert Failure. Stephen Turner, University of South Florida Beyond "Dudecore"? Challenging Gendered and "Raced" Experts in Crises: The Development of Experts in Virology and Technologies through Media Activism. Christina Dunbar- Water Management. Erwin van Rijswoud, Radboud Hester, University of Pennsylvania University Nijmegen Audiences and/or Users? Prospects for the Cross-Fertilization of Wearing More Hats Than They'll Tell You about: Conservation Audience Reception and User Studies. Sonia Livingstone, Scientists, Advocacy and Boundary Work. Zoe Nyssa, London School of Economics and Political Science; Ranjana University of Chicago Das, London School of Economics and Political Science Agnotology's Errors: Privatives and Asymmetry. Jennifer The Crystal Cathedral: Technological Appropriation and God´s Croissant, University of Arizona Place in a Networked World. Erica Reyna Robles, Stanford
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University Consensus? Susan E. Pickett, The University of Tokyo 181. Inventing the Space Sciences: Constructing Identity and The Intersection of Nuclear Waste Disposal Engineering and Legitimacy for New Multidisciplinary "Disciplines" Social Decision-making in US. Man-Sung Yim, North 4:00 to 6:00 pm Carolina State University Hyatt Regency: Jefferson Participatory Decision-making and Relevant Local Contexts: Chair: Linda Billings, George Washington University Reflexive Learning from Siting Cases in Japan. Kohta Participants: Juraku, University of Tokyo Constructing the Origins of the Solar System: Scientific HLW Disposal Project and Social Scientific Expertise: Based Communities, Knowledge Management, and Public on the Experiences in US. Joonhong Ahn, University of Perceptions. Roger Launius, National Air and Space California Berkeley Museum Nuclear Safety, Risk Analysis, and the Limits of Calculability. Microgravity Science: The Quest for Gravitas. Valerie Neal, William J Kinsella, North Carolina State University National Air and Space Museum Discussant: Miwao Matsumoto, University of Tokyo UFOlogy and the Search for Extraterrestrial Intelligence: Two 185. The Shaping of the Public Understanding of Science and Tales of Striving for Legitimacy. Linda Billings, George Technology in South America Washington University 4:00 to 6:00 pm Discussant: Steven J. Dick, National Aeronautics and Space Hyatt Regency: Tidewater A Administration Chair: Henrique Luiz Cukierman, PESC - COPPE - UFRJ 182. Ethnographies of Safety Enhancement Participants: 4:00 to 6:00 pm How the Processes of Science and Culture Affect the Hyatt Regency: Roosevelt Construction of Race in Chile: An Examination of Chair: Roland Bal, Erasmus University Rotterdam Econometric Labor Market Discrimination Research. Participants: Javiera Barandiaran, University of California, Berkeley Caring for Patient Safety in Primary Care. Sonja Jerak- Indicators and Education in Brazil: Evaluation as Technology. Zuiderent, Erasmus University; Antoinette de Bont, Erasmus Maria Angelica Minhoto, Universidade Federal de Sao University Paulo Bounded Practices in Knowledge Production Produce Image, Scientific Expedition, the Public, and Nation in Brazil Vulnerabilities in Safety-case Regulation. Johan M. Sanne, (1870-1930). Moema de Rezende Vergara, Museu de Linkoping University Astronomia e Ciências Afins Follow-the-practice: An Analysis of the Production of Safe The Feminization of Science and Technology Popularization in Collaborative Action in Complex Care Situations. Jessica the Colombian Scientific Policy.Tania Pérez Bustos, Mesman, Maastricht University Universidad Pedagógica Nacional From Risk Management to Risk Consciousness: Vocational Public Perception of Food Risks: Which Are the Trustworthy Training of Future Fire Fighters in Sweden: A Profession in Sources of Information in Brazil? 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Balka, Ellen, 032 Ballestero, Andrea, 020, 057 Barandiaran, Javiera, 014, 185 PARTICIPANT INDEX Barany, Michael, 173 Barben, Daniel, 087, 097 Barell, Ari, 069 Abbate, Janet, 086, 100 Barnes, Jessica Emily, 005, 020 Abeles, Ronald P., 039 Barnick, Heather Anne, 160 Acker, Amelia, 175 Bartlett, Andrew, 161 Ackers, Louise, 168 Barton, Jennifer, 120 Acton, James, 041 Basu, Prajit Kumar, 089-3 Admon-Rick, Gaby, 145 Batcheller, Archer L., 094 Ahn, Joonhong, 184 Bath, Corinna, 134 Ahn, Sungwoo, 166 Battle, James, 011 Aitken, Mhairi, 167 Bauchspies, Wenda, 020, 047 Akera, Atsushi, 008 Bavington, Dean, 007 Alatout, Samer, 020, 099, 154 Beaulieu, Anne, 134 Albino, Sara, 142 Bechmann, Gotthard Jürgen, 033 Allain, Juliana Mezzomo, 185 Beddoes, Kacey, 008 Allen, Barbara, 003, 120 Beech, Colin, 036 Almassi, Ben, 083 Bekker, Marleen, 053 Almeida, Mariza, 021 Bellaby, Paul, 014 Ames, Morgan Golata, 186 Ben Oughram-Gormley, Sonia, 084 Amorim, Tade-Ane, 189 Ben-David, Anat, 069 Anand, Nikhil, 020, 044 Benjamin, Ruha, 007 Anderson, Ashley, 167 Benner, Mats, 110-1 Anderson, Megan, 104-2 Benson, Etienne, 064 Anderson, Meredith, 169 Bento, Sophia, 159 Andersson, Gunnar, 126 Bergstresser, Sara, 021 Aneesh, Aneesh, 152, 186 Berman, Elizabeth Popp, 124, 192 Antonsen, Marie Auensen, 125-3 Bertilsson, Margareta, 034 Aoyagi-Usui, Midori, 017 Berube, David M, 189 Araújo, Emilia Rodrigues, 142 Bietz, Matthew J., 161 Arensbergen, Pleun van, 110-2 Bijker, Wiebe, 005 Arias-Hernandez, Richard, 117 Billings, Linda, 181 Armengol, Roberto, 043 Biscotti, Dina, 110-1 Armon, Rony, 018 Blanchard, Becky, 005, 044 Armstrong, Melanie, 078 Blankesteijn, Marlous, 005 Arnøy, Siri Hall, 076 Bliss, Catherine, 161 Aronowitz, Robert, 188 Blizzard, Deborah, 086 Aronson, Jay, 106 Blok, Anders, 034 Arribas-Ayllon, Michael, 161 Blondin, Magnus, 182 Asen, Daniel, 089-1 Bochereau, Laurent, 112 Ashmore, Malcolm, 088, 191 Boczkowski, Pablo J., 180 Ask, Kristine, 052 Boeckhout, Martin, 151 Atkinson-Grosjean, Janet, 060 Bonneuil, Christophe, 019 Atsuro, Morita, 008 Borges, José Antonio S., 054, 169 Augusto, Geri, 082 Borgman, Christine L, 094 Azize, Rogerio Lopes, 162 Boudia, Soraya, 140 Boulding, Katrina, 191 Bacopoulos-Viau, Alexandra, 146 Bouleau, Gabrielle, 005 Badger, Shirlene, 107 Bousquet, Antoine, 153 Bakardjieva, Maria, 152 Bowker, Geoffrey, 037, 139, 183 Bakke, Gretchen, 127 Brada, Betsey, 148 Bakker, Sjoerd, 056 Braff, Lara, 011 Bal, Roland, 015, 053, 182 Braman, Sandra, 085
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Brandt, Marisa, 011 Cloyd, Tristan Dane, 101, 190 Brannon, Monica, 064 Cluck, Jonathan, 027 Bras, Oriana, 165 Coccia, Mario, 055 Breen, Deborah, 011 Cohen, Benjamin R, 140 Breslau, Daniel, 003, 192 Cohen, Julie, 101 Brewer, Paul, 091 Cohn, Marisa Leavitt, 012, 026 Briggle, Adam Robert, 119 Coker, Christopher, 153 Bright, Christopher, 121 Coleman, Jesse, 186 Brister, Evelyn, 010 Collier, James, 083, 108 Brito, Lídia Arthur, 170 Contractor, Noshir, 006 Broerse, Jacqueline, 151 Conway, Erik M., 031 Brossmann, Brent, 056 Conz, Dave, 157 Brouwer, Roland, 109, 170 Cook, Eric, 070 Brown, Mark, 081 Cooper, Melinda, 092 Brysse, Keynyn, 050 Coopmans, Catelijne, 134 Buchbinder, Mara, 165 Corbin, Michelle, 179 Bullock, Graham, 155 Coslor, Erica, 144, 192 Burchell, Kevin, 132, 172 Cotta, Diogo, 159 Burg, Jerico, 064 Couture, Stéphane, 012, 052 Burger, Paul, 174 Coveney, Catherine M, 166 Burrell, Jenna, 186 Cozzens, Susan, 003, 054, 109 Burri, Regula Valérie, 048, 081, 098 Craze, Joshua, 150 Burton, Matt, 070 Crocker, David A., 061 Busch, Lawrence, 156 Croissant, Jennifer, 177 Bushey, Douglas, 050 Crona, Beatrice I, 126 Buswell, Evan, 012 Cross, Jason, 106, 183 Buyuktur, Ayse G., 070 Cukierman, Henrique Luiz, 185
Calleja-Lopez, Antonio, 087 Daemmrich, Arthur, 123 Calvert, Jane, 058, 170 Daipha, Phaedra, 191 Cambrosio, Alberto, 118, 176 Darrow, Bob, 018 Campanario, Juan Miguel, 088 Das, Ranjana, 180 Campanella, Richard, 093 Dasgupta, Shib Shankar, 065 Campbell, Nancy, 135 Dasgupta, Simanti, 065 Candelario, Antonia, 088 Davies, Sarah, 149 Carolina, Canibano, 159 Davis, Ann Marie, 066 Carroll, Patrick, 020 Davis, Robert, 098 Carse, Ashley, 020, 057 Davis, William, 083 Castel, Patrick, 118 de Bont, Antoinette, 182 Caudill, David, 058 De Paoli, Stefano, 190 Cazeneuve, Hervé, 118 de Rijcke, Sarah, 134 Centellas, Katherine McGurn, 082 de Saille, Stevienna, 027 Chadha, Ashish, 065 de Souza e Silva, Adriana A., 101 Chan, Anita, 117 de Syon, Guillaume, 162 Chen, Haidan, 077 Debure, Antoine, 178 Chen, Jia-shin, 092 Delborne, Jason A, 035 Chen, Nancy N, 092 Delborne, Jason, 157, 167 Chen, Shun-ling, 059 Delfanti, Alessandro, 104-1 Cheniti, Tarek, 038, 152 DeNardis, Laura, 191, 109-1 Chetra, Nalini, 082 DeNicola, Lane, 064, 134 Chien, Yu-Ju, 125-2 Dennis, Michael A, 013 Chiu, Tasing, 104-3 Dick, Steven J., 181 Choby, Alexandra, 011 Dijk, Marc, 067 Choi, Vivian Y., 150 DiMoia, John Paul, 116 Clarke, Adele E., 047, 116 do Nascimento, Luiz Paulo, 169 Clough, Patricia T, 099 Dobson, Kelly, 136
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Doing, Park, 080 Fioravanti, Carlos Henrique, 021 Dolan, Dana, 097 Fischer, Jan, 056 Doran, Dafina Nikolova, 138 Fischer, Michael MJ, 030 Dorrestijn, Steven, 090 Fisher, Erik, 087 Dorsey, Michael K, 183 Fisher, Jill A., 135, 176 dos Reis, Verusca Moss Simões, 124 Fishman, Jennifer, 171 Douglas, Conor, 060 Fisk, Nathan, 014, 027 Dourish, Paul, 186 Fitzpatrick, Anne, 046 Downey, Gary, 008, 024, 045, 072 Fleischmann, Kenneth R., 006, 054 Downey, Robin Ann, 144 Flynn, Robert, 014 Dowty, Rachel A., 036 Fochler, Maximilian, 132 Dremock, Fae, 144 Fodness, Kevin, 024 Dror, Yuval, 123 Foot, Kirsten, 180 Dua, Jatin, 150 Ford, Jr., Carl W, 013 Dudo, Anthony, 167 Fordyce, Lauren, 009 Dugdale, Anni, 175 Forman, Paul, 033 Dumit, Joseph, 136, 160 Forss, Anette, 090 Dunbar-Hester, Christina, 180 Foster, Laura, 022 Duque, Rick B, 021, 109, 169 Franco Avellaneda, Manuel, 094 Durnová, Anna, 011 Freidberg, Susanne, 093 Fressoli, Juan Mariano, 049 Easter, Michele, 133 Frickel, Scott, 093, 157 Ebeling, Mary, 024 Friese, Carrie, 023 Edel, Gareth, 027 Frodeman, Robert, 010 Eden, Lynn, 041, 084 Frow, Emma, 058 Edwards, Paul N., 139 Fuhrman, Ellsworth, 017, 177 Edwards, Phillip M, 016 Fujigaki, Yuko, 016, 102 Eglash, Ron, 027, 085 Fuller, Steve, 108, 119 Elliott, Denielle, 148 Furuya, Shota, 138 Elliott, Richard, 028 Fussell, Elizabeth, 093 Ema, Arisa, 043 Engel, Nora, 115 Gaden, Georgia, 152 Engel, Ofer, 006 Galis, Vasilis, 030 Epstein, Gerald L., 040 Galloway, Gerald, 061 Epstein, Steven, 114, 176, 187 Galusky, Wyatt, 157 Erickson, Ingrid, 042 Garcia, Linda, 109-1 Erol, Maral, 125-4 Garriott, William, 127 Esra, Ozkan, 059 Gasteyer, Stephen, 057 Evans, James Allen, 104-1 Gauthier, Elisabeth, 178 Evans, Joelle, 182 Geiger, R. Stuart, 026 Geltzer, Anna, 082 Fairley, Cory, 060 Gerrets, Rene, 103 Fanelli, Daniele, 016 Gieryn, Tom, 059, 080 Farman Farmaian, Abou Ali, 033 Gillespie, Tarleton Lee, 085 Faulkner, Alex, 019 Gjerald, Ole I., 137 Fearon, David S., 156 Glaser, Jochen, 087 Feenberg, Andrew, 152 Glenna, Leland, 110-1 Feinstein, Noah, 167 Glusman, Renard, 101 Feist, Greg, 163 Godbolt, Asne Lund, 192 Felt, Ulrike, 048, 087 Godderis, Rebecca, 146 Feng, Patrick, 081 Goedeke, Theresa L, 017 Fenimore, James, 086 Goldstein, Ruth, 011 Ferguson, Sean, 155 Goldston, David, 040 Fervers, Béatrice, 118 Gonzalez-Garcia, Marta I., 102 Filipecki, Ana Tereza Pinto, 082 Gonzalez-Santos, Sandra Patricia, 049 Finholt, Thomas Albert, 139 Goodman, Alyssa, 094
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Gopakumar, Govind, 093, 120 Hird, Myra J., 089-4 Gorgulu, Burcu, 166 Hoareau, Carissa Louise, 068 Gorman, Michael E., 111 Hoeffken, Johanna, 170 Gorman, Mike, 163 Hoeyer, Klaus, 151 Gottweis, Herbert, 077, 151 Hogle, Linda F., 024 Graffy, Elisabeth, 164 Hojem, Thea, 155 Graham, Ian, 175 Holbrook, James Britt, 119 Granjou, Céline, 076 Hollander, Rachelle D., 061 Gray, Mary L., 110-2 Holmberg, Daniel, 110-1 Greene, Jeremy, 188 Hommels, Anique, 032 Greenhalgh, Susan, 092 Hope, Kristin, 125-1 Greenslit, Nate, 030, 135 Horst, Maja, 124 Greer, Ann Lennarson, 118 Hoyt, Diana, 046 Grey, Stephanie Houston, 036 Hrelja, Robert, 067 Grin, John, 051 Hsu, Hansen, 052 Grunwald, Armin, 051 Huang, Yu-Ling, 116 Guillot, Javier, 191 Huff, April, 145 Guivant, Julia, 149, 185 Hunsinger, Jeremy, 056, 101 Gusterson, Hugh, 041, 084, 096 Hurlbut, Ben, 048 Guston, David, 003, 087, 097, 149 Huzair, Farah, 071 Hwang, Seyoung, 125-1 HA, Dae-Cheong, 092 Håland, Erna, 015 Hackett, Edward, 143, 158 Hagendijk, Rob, 109, 170 Ibanez-Martin, Rebeca, 102, 165 Halfon, Saul, 073, 154 Ihde, Don, 090 Halima, Yasmin, 075 Iles, Alastair, 155 Halpern, Orit, 160 Invernizzi, Noela, 185 Hamilton, Jennifer A., 171 Irani, Lilly, 186 Hamlett, Patrick W., 014, 081 Irwin, Alan, 132, 172 Hand, Martin, 134 Irwin, Stacey, 090 Hansen, Birgitte Gorm, 124 Ishimura, Gensei, 070 Hansson, Anders, 030 Isobe, Taichi, 119, 132 Hara, Noriko, 190 Ito, Kenji, 120 Haran, Joan, 172 Harding, Sandra, 047, 066 Jackson, Steven, 098, 156 Haribabu, E., 089-3 Jaeger, Birgit, 071 Haring, Kristen, 012 Jain, S. Lochlann, 106 Harris, Leila, 057 Jamieson, Michelle Mei, 125-4 Harsh, Matthew, 082 Jas, Nathalie, 140 Hart, David, 123 Jasanoff, Sheila, 037, 048, 087, 128 Harthorn, Barbara Herr, 025 Jensen, Casper Bruun, 103 Harvey, Olivia, 125-1 Jerak-Zuiderent, Sonja, 182 Hays, Cassie M, 093 Jerneck, Anne, 174 Hedgecoe, Adam, 171 Jesiek, Brent K., 008 Heikkila, Sami, 123 Johannsen, Nis, 015 Helgesson, Claes-Fredrik, 148 Johnasson, Johan Mikael, 093 Heller, Mirriam, 164 Johnson, Ann, 097 Hemlin, Sven, 163 Johnson, Deborah, 043 Henderson, Kathryn, 104-4 Johnson, Emma, 104-4 Henke, Christopher, 138 Johnson, Leigh T, 007 Herkert, Joseph Raymond, 054 Johnston, Rob, 013 Hess, David John, 113, 147 Joly, Pierre-Benoît, 132 Hess, David, 113 Jones, Christopher, 137 Hessels, Laurens, 124 Jones, Kevin Edson, 132 Higuchi, Toshihiro, 084 Jones, Mark Peter, 069 Hilgartner, Stephen, 069 Jones, Mavis, 019
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