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Tom Quick organizes workshop on “Laboratory Animal (Im)mobilities” at MUSTS
The workshop will be held at FASoS on the 5th January, 2024.
MUSTS Colloquium (06/12): Camille Bellet (CHSTM) on “Decentralising the human in the study of cow surveillance in dairy farming”
Wednesday December 6th, 15:30-17:00 This event will take place on-campus If you would like to attend as non-MUSTS member, please register by sending an email […]
MUSTS researchers contribute to FASoS anthology of creative nonfiction
“The stories we tell: creative nonfiction accounts of our research” uses techniques of creative writing to bring research to life for a non-specialist readership.
MUSTS Colloquium: Tanja Schneider (University St. Gallen) on “Financing FoodTech Futures: The assetization of food innovation”
Wednesday November 8th, 15:30-17:00 This event will take place on-campus If you would like to attend as non-MUSTS member, please register by sending an email […]
Candida Sanchez Burmester co-organizes symposium “Escaping the (nano)bubble.”
The symposium takes place in Paris on November 8-10, and investigates the role of replications in scientific controversies.
MUSTS Colloquium: Sjoerd Zwart (TU Delft) – A Manifest for the Emancipation of Engineering and Technology
Wednesday October 4th, 15:30-17:00 This event will take place on-campus If you would like to attend as non-MUSTS member, please register by sending an email […]
NWO Veni grant for Massimiliano Simons
For his project ‘Towards an Ecology of Technoscience’, assistant professor Massimiliano Simons has been awarded an NWO Veni grant of 280.000EUR.
Anna Kvicalova and Karin Bijsterveld publish OA “Comparing Voices: Speaker Identification Witness Seminar”
Witness seminar transcripts on the history of speaker identification in Europe and the USA.