MUSTS researchers publish reflections on virtual conferencing in times of covid-19
Their STS-informed analyses draw lessons on the futures of (virtual) conferencing.
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Sally Wyatt and Kathleen Gabriëls speak at Dutch Gala of Science on November 26
On Thursday 26 November at 19.30, the ‘Gala van de Wetenschap‘ takes place. This year’s theme is Big Data and Artificial Intelligence.
Karin Bijsterveld and Anique Hommels publish stories to accompany the GPS-based audiobook “Weg van lawaai”
The new stories are part of a text-based sequel and accompaniment to the Dutch-language GPS-based audiobook “Weg van lawaai” (Rubinstein 2019) and available for download.
Cyrus Mody has been awarded an ERC Synergy grant for his project “Nanobubbles”
Mody has obtained a Synergy grant from the European Research Council for ‘Nanobubbles: how, when and why does science fail to correct itself?’
MUSTS Colloquium with Frans van Lunteren on Historicising the ‘laws of nature’
Wednesday, November 11, 2020, 15:30-17:00
Lea Beiermann wins BSHS Singer Prize
The British Society for the History of Science has announced Lea Beiermann as joint winner of the Singer Prize 2020, for her essay “‘A method […]
Inaugural lectures by MUSTS members Kenneth Bertrams and Raf de Bont
The MUSTS group celebrates inaugural lectures by two of its historian members, Kenneth Bertrams and Raf de Bont. Due to covid-related restrictions, both lectures will […]
MUSTS thematic event ‘Embodied Expertise in Art, Science and Medicine’
On September 23, 2020, MUSTS members and their affiliates convene to reflect on embodied ways (and methods) of knowing in its many forms.
New book on Health, Technology and Society: Critical Inquiries
Palgrave MacMillan has recently published this new volume, edited by Andrew Webster and Sally Wyatt.