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Critical Theory Colloq: Sande Cohen Event
STS Colloq: Mark Robinson (Feb 6, noon) Event
STS Food for Thought: Sophia Roosth - "Of Foams and Formalisms: Scientific Expertise and Craft Practice in Molecular Gastronomy" Event
Mara Mills - Deafening: The History of Noise and Impairment in the Telephone System Event
STS Lunchtime Talk and Discussion: Jeffrey Schwartz “Why biological evolution cannot serve as a framework for cultural evolution” Event
Food for Thought: David Leitner - Evoking Ignorance: Abstraction and Anonymity in Social Networking’s Ideology of Reciprocity Event
STS Colloquium: Koichi Mikami - Constructing Research Communities: Regenerative Medicine in UK and Japan Event
PAMELA SAMUELSON will present "Is the Google Book Settlement the Copyright Reform We Need?" Event
DOUG KAHN on "Brainwave Music from Cold War to Counter-Culture." Event
"NATURALLY OBSESSED: the making of a scientist", documentary by Richard Rifkind & Carole Rifkind Event
FOOD FOR THOUGHT! Ramah McKay on "Formally Ethical: The Politics and Practice of Experimental Medicine." Event
Emily Laurel Smith on "Body Upgrades?: Embodying Technoscience “Progress” while Resisting Cures." Event
FOOD FOR THOUGHT! Sunniva Tøsse on: "The relationship between ‘objectivity work’ & ‘relevance work’ among late modern scientists." Event
STS Workshop: Experimental-Experiential-Pedagogical Forms of Awareness Event
Christina COGDELL on "The Gene in Context: Organic Complex Systems as a Model for Generative Architecture." Event
REBECCA SKLOOT on The Immortal Life of Henrietta Lacks Event
STS Workshop on Gestural Media: Science, Technology & Responsivity with Natasha Myers & Sha Xin Wei Event
KAREN KAPLAN will present "Air Power's Visual Culture: Viewing Iraq." Event
MARIO BIAGIOLI: "Plagiarism in science: peer review and its discontents" Event
JOE DUMIT “True Demons of Cognition: When Computers were Glad, Sad, and Mad yet Logical; or, a Brief History of Experimental Epistemology at the End of Cognitive Science” Event
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