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UC Davis STS Major Hipolito Angel Cerros Elected to Lindsay City Council (Tulare County)
Hipolito Angel Cerros, who expects to graduate in the spring, won a seat on the Lindsay City Council (Tulare County). Hipolito is a Science and Technology Studies major (emphasis in data and media technologies) with a minor in technology management, and he plans to attend law school.
Book Birthday Party - Software Rights by Prof. Con Diaz
To celebrate the publishing of Prof. Con Diaz's book 'Software Rights' UC Davis STS held a small book birthday party.
NEW BOOK: Software Rights - by Prof. Gerardo Con Diaz
A new perspective on United States software development, seen through the patent battles that shaped our technological landscape.
Prof. Emily Merchant Named an Aggie Hero!
STS Professor Emily Merchant has been named one of the 2018-19 Aggie Heroes — students, staff and faculty chosen throughout the academic year for “using their talents and powers for the greater good of our university and beyond.”
Nitika Mummidivarapu receives Gates-Cambridge Scholarship
Recent UC Davis graduate Nitika Mummidivarapu (Class of 2019) will be going to Cambridge University under a prestigious Gates-Cambridge Scholarship to pursue advanced study in the History of Science, Medicine, and Technology. She says that coursework in STS and English helped her forge a path leading from biochemistry to the history of science and then to medical school, looking ahead to a multilayered career as a physician and a writer.
Prof. Tim Lenoir has published a new book, The Military-Entertainment Complex
STS Professor Tim Lenoir’s new book, The Military-Entertainment Complex, co-authored with Luke Caldwell, is out!
Prof. Emily Merchant has published an article in The Conversation on the 2020 Census
In the article, entitled "Democracy is in danger when the census undercounts vulnerable populations," she discusses recent changes to the 2020 census and warns that "if the census is to guide the equitable distribution of political power and federal resources, it must also strive to count people as equitably as possible."
Prof. Con Diaz receives Thomas Edison Innovation Fellowship
This is a year-long non-resident research fellowship from the law school at George Mason University, which will support Professor Diaz's research on intellectual property law.
Feminist Seminar with Dr. Alondra Nelson | Nov. 1, 12-2pm
The topic of the seminar is "Racial Reconciliation, Institutional Morality, and the Social Life of DNA." Please RSVP! Lunch will be served.
Opportunities for Undergraduate Research
Opportunities available in several fields of STS.
New Courses by Prof. Con Diaz
To be offered Winter and Spring 2018
Interview with Prof. De la Cadena
Published online by Nature Culture
