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Special Issue of Tapuya: Toxic Goodness: Spatialities and Temporalities of Sustainable Biofuels
from Society for Social Studies of Science
(2021-6-29 23:11)
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Editors Duygu Kaşdoğan, İzmir Katip Çelebi University, Turkey Jessica Caporusso, York University, Canada Katie Ulrich, Rice University, USA Biofuels have long been proposed as solutions to fossil fuel reliance, though they are contentious. For some, biofuels are alternatives to petroleum that sustainably leverage the reproductive capacity of photosynthetic lives, such as plants. Various actors have […] The post Special Issue of Tapuya: Toxic Goodness: Spatialities and Temporalities of Sustainable Biofuels appeared first on Society for Social Studies of Science .
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Special Issue of Tapuya: Toxic Goodness: Spatialities and Temporalities of Sustainable Biofuels
from Society for Social Studies of Science
(2021-6-29 23:11)
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Editors Duygu Kaşdoğan, İzmir Katip Çelebi University, Turkey Jessica Caporusso, York University, Canada Katie Ulrich, Rice University, USA Biofuels have long been proposed as solutions to fossil fuel reliance, though they are contentious. For some, biofuels are alternatives to petroleum that sustainably leverage the reproductive capacity of photosynthetic lives, such as plants. Various actors have […] The post Special Issue of Tapuya: Toxic Goodness: Spatialities and Temporalities of Sustainable Biofuels appeared first on Society for Social Studies of Science .
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Special Issue of Tapuya: Toxic Goodness: Spatialities and Temporalities of Sustainable Biofuels
from Society for Social Studies of Science
(2021-6-29 23:11)
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Editors Duygu Kaşdoğan, İzmir Katip Çelebi University, Turkey Jessica Caporusso, York University, Canada Katie Ulrich, Rice University, USA Biofuels have long been proposed as solutions to fossil fuel reliance, though they are contentious. For some, biofuels are alternatives to petroleum that sustainably leverage the reproductive capacity of photosynthetic lives, such as plants. Various actors have […] The post Special Issue of Tapuya: Toxic Goodness: Spatialities and Temporalities of Sustainable Biofuels appeared first on Society for Social Studies of Science .
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Exploring science in culture, explaining science in context: An interview with Jahnavi Phalkey
from Society for Social Studies of Science
(2021-6-28 19:14)
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In this post, Joseph Satish interviews historian of science Jahnavi Phalkey about her film Cyclotron, her tryst with the history of science and film-making, and the need for academics to foster public engagement with science and its practices. The post Exploring science in culture, explaining science in context: An interview with Jahnavi Phalkey appeared first on Society for Social Studies of Science .
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National Science FoundationNewly issued joint CISE-SBE opportunities DCL
from Society for Social Studies of Science
(2021-6-24 0:27)
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A joint DCL has just been issued at NSF to alert researchers to present and past (i.e., likely future) opportunities for joint SBE and CISE research. The purpose of this Dear Colleague Letter (DCL) is to acquaint the CISE and SBE communities, whose members may be unaware of these funding opportunities, with recent programs either […] The post National Science Foundation — Newly issued joint CISE-SBE opportunities DCL appeared first on Society for Social Studies of Science .
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New BookMaking&Doing by Gary Lee Downey and Teun Zuiderent-Jerak
from Society for Social Studies of Science
(2021-6-23 6:07)
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Making & doing projects expand STS scholarship to include the trajectories of STS knowledge flow beyond the boundaries of the field by actively interweaving knowledge expression and travel with knowledge production. In this edited volume, contributors from around the world present and critically assess ten empirical making & doing projects. They recount how their projects […] The post New Book — Making & Doing by Gary Lee Downey and Teun Zuiderent-Jerak appeared first on Society for Social Studies of Science .
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PhD Studentship in AI Driven Population Health Study
from Society for Social Studies of Science
(2021-6-22 23:59)
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Improving medication verification for cancer patients Applications are invited for a three-year PhD studentship. The studentship will start on 1 October, 2021, or as soon as possible after that. Overview of the Studentship This fully funded PhD studentship is based at the University of Plymouth’s Centre for Health Technology, a leading international research group focused […] The post PhD Studentship in AI Driven Population Health Study appeared first on Society for Social Studies of Science .
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Waste and Recycling in Cold War Eastern Europe: The Case of the “Bee” Waste Collection Trust in Hu
from Society for Social Studies of Science
(2021-6-22 0:00)
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This reblog analyzes the professional and political discussions of post-industrial and post-consumer waste, discards and recycling in state-socialist Hungary and connects these discourses with the changing cultures of waste, discards, and recycling around the globe. The post Waste and Recycling in Cold War Eastern Europe: The Case of the “Bee” Waste Collection Trust in Hungary appeared first on Society for Social Studies of Science .
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Waste and Recycling in Cold War Eastern Europe: The Case of the “Bee” Waste Collection Trust in Hu
from Society for Social Studies of Science
(2021-6-22 0:00)
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This reblog analyzes the professional and political discussions of post-industrial and post-consumer waste, discards and recycling in state-socialist Hungary and connects these discourses with the changing cultures of waste, discards, and recycling around the globe. The post Waste and Recycling in Cold War Eastern Europe: The Case of the “Bee” Waste Collection Trust in Hungary appeared first on Society for Social Studies of Science .
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Waste and Recycling in Cold War Eastern Europe: The Case of the “Bee” Waste Collection Trust in Hu
from Society for Social Studies of Science
(2021-6-22 0:00)
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This reblog analyzes the professional and political discussions of post-industrial and post-consumer waste, discards and recycling in state-socialist Hungary and connects these discourses with the changing cultures of waste, discards, and recycling around the globe. The post Waste and Recycling in Cold War Eastern Europe: The Case of the “Bee” Waste Collection Trust in Hungary appeared first on Society for Social Studies of Science .
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