EASST Programme Annotated

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CONFERENCE PROGRAMME
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Cover Photo: Courtesy of Sao Sedlaek
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Track List
1. ARTificial Life? Performativity Between Science, Media and Art 2. Design, Performativity, STS 3. Digital Game Play as Socio-Technical Practice 4. What Objects Do: Design, Consumption and Social Practices 5. Techno-Scientific Reconstruction of Capitalism 6. Uncertainty as an Asset? Neoliberalized Technoscience and the Manufacture of World and the Self 7. Are We Still Halfway of the Turn? Practicing Semiotics, Performing Science and Technology Studies 8. Probing Technoscience 9. Speculation, Design, Public and Participatory Technoscience: Possibilities and Critical Perspectives 10. Video & STS: Methodologies and Methods 11. Performative Infrastructures, Multiple Mobilities 12. Performing Places 13. The Social Study of the Information Technology Marketplace 14. From a "Social Raw Matter" to the Production of Stabilized Collectives: Tracking Institutions of Knowledge 15. Socio-Material Assemblages in Education 16. Bio-Objects: Life in the 21st Century 17. From Biodigital Lives to Bioit Worlds: In-Vivo, In-Silico and In-Vitro Embodiments and Dissonances 18. The Struggle for Meanings: Representations and Debates in the Nanotechnology Field 19. STS Approaches to Neuroscience Objects and Practices 20. Engineering Practice: Performing a Profession, Constructing Society 21. Organization of Science Practices 22. Technologically Dense Environments: A Bridge Between STS and Organization Studies 23. Creativity and Innovation 24. Innovation Networks and Real-World Experimentation 25. Rhetoric in Science, Technology and Innovation Policies 26. The Shaping of Patient 2.0 Exploring Agencies, Technologies and Discourses in New Healthcare Practices 27. How Do We Collaborate? Scrutinising the Relationship between STS and Biomedicine 28. The Meaning and Doing of Bodies and Gender in Medicine and Healthcare 29. Technology, Innovation and Images of Health and Aging 30. The New Politics of Risk: The Performing of Regulation in a Comparative Perspective 31. Practicing Public Engagement in Controversial Science and Technology 32. Practicing Responsibilities
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33. New Developments in Surveillance Practices and Technologies 34. Surveillance in Society 35. Energy Use in Everyday Life Combining Sustainable Technology and Practices 36. Practices and the Environment: Performing Sustainability and Doing STS 37. System Innovations and Transitions to Sustainability 38. Towards Zero Emission Buildings, Settlements and Cities 39. Practices on the Move: Dynamics, Circulation and Diffusion 40. Science, Technology and the North/South Divide 41. Open Track
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TRACK 01
ARTIFICIAL LIFE? PERFORMATIVITY BETWEEN SCIENCE, MEDIA AND ART

Convenors: Priska Gisler (University of the Arts in Berne, Switzerland) Silke Schicktanz (University of Gttingen, Germany)
Sept 2nd 13.30-15.30 (Faculty of Sociology Room 4) Session 1.1: Performing art and science
Claus Seibt, Claudia Schfer "A countries new dawn" Lessons about the ephemeral of arts and science Sibylle Peters Jrg C. Streuli, Cyril Plangg Michele Pedrazzi Between presentation and research: the lecture as performance Elegans wormity-humanity installation Fixing a sulfurous compound: science, technology, Sicily
Session 1.2: Producing science - making publics science in/and fiction

Ruben Gmez-Soriano Lena Hansen Solveig The dawn of man: picturing hominizationr Narrative bioethics: the role of fictional stories in moral reasoning
Sept 2nd 16.00-18.00 (Faculty of Sociology Room 4) Session 2: Parallel practice: art & science / biology & art
Sarah Casey Gisela Badura-Lotter Susana Noronha Invisible lines and parallel practice: drawing connections bewteen studio, site and laboratory Producing chimeras, imagine the existential change Cancerous (p)arts: art objects as pieces of experience,
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knowledge and acti... Lars Krnv Botin Jorge Gomes Care, creativity and consciousness. The case of electronic health records Bioart footprints
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TRACK 02
DESIGN, PERFORMATIVITY, STS

Convenors: Julien McHardy (Lancaster University, UK) Trevor Pinch (Cornell University, USA) Nina Wakeford (Goldsmiths, University of London, UK)
Sept 2nd 13.30-15.30 (Faculty of Sociology Room R2) Session 1

Jan-Hendrik Passoth Amanda Porter, Nathaniel Savery Julien McHardy, Katrina Jungnickel Lucy Kimbell Simon Grand Ellen Balka Dealing with mess (De-)stabilizing performances Before method: a communication perspective on mess and performativity in design Its the making that matters: performing (im)possible futures One night with rats in the service of art Shifting agencies: toward an STS method assemblage for performative scenography Explorations in performativity and enactment: ethnography and art as subjects of inquiry for STS
Sept 2nd 16.00-18.00 (Faculty of Sociology Room R2) Session 2

Dariusz Gafijczuk, Dean Weston Kristine Samson Susanne Seitinger Jen Southern Cultural archaeology of concrete Affective urbanism How the camera lens performs urban reality Enacting the social through mobile lighting Rain on the screen: situating GPS in hiking, fieldwork and art practice.
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Ulrik Jrgensen
How to engage users in design? On the construction of use and users being decentred and framed by institutions Chatbot liveness: designing re-enactments in audio
Amanda Windle
Sept 3rd 09.00-11.00 (Faculty of Sociology Room R2) Session 3

Thomas Binder Ignacio Farias Adam Drazin Charalampia Kerasidou Greg Wallenborn Nina Wakeford Rehearsing the future Leavening objects: dispositional performativity and subtractive design in social housing projects Performing domestic temporalities Designing respectful distances: or can a coffee table change the world? Designing and standardising objects of energy consumption: three performative ontologies Experience modeling
Sept 3rd 14.00-16.00 (Faculty of Sociology Room R2) Session 4

Layda Gongora Sabrina Sauer Julien Soler, Pascale Trompette What can design learn from improvisation: replay exploring creative process Improvisation practices in a living lab-setting Healthcare technology: tracking, expertise and scripts. Researchers, families and physicians on the definition of epileptic seizure Telecare installations: when installing devices entails installing users Researching experience: engineering synergetic prosperity
Tomas Sanchez-Criado, Daniel Lopez Kristrn Gunnarsdttir, Michael Arribas-Ayllon
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TRACK 03
DIGITAL GAME-PLAY AS SOCIO-TECHNICAL PRACTICE

Convenors: Aphra Kerr (National University of Ireland Maynooth) Helen W. Kennedy (University of the West of England, UK) Jennifer Jenson (York University, UK) Stefano De Paoli (National University of Ireland Maynooth)
Sept 2nd 13.30-15.30 (Faculty of Law Room 6)

Introduction: Aphra Kerr, Helen Kennedy, Jennifer Jenson, Stefano De Paoli - Motivations for the track on STS and Digital Games
Session 1: Games, education and STS

Kristine Ask Bente Meyer, Mikala Hansbl Tasha Buch Licinio Roque Knowing play. Epistemic cultures in online games Serious gaming' on a global market place? Attributions of meaning on digital games in the primary school Game design as socio-technical engineering in a cultural heritage context
Sept 2nd 16.00-18.00 (Faculty of Law Room 6) Session 2: Virtual worlds and STS
Peter Zackariasson Eryn Grant Virtual worlds translating beliefs and desires into prescriptions for participation Web 2.0 as a user activity system: a theorisation and analysis of the interaction order of Second Life
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Giacomo Poderi Vinciane Zabban
The battle for Wesnoth and the role of users in the development of FOSS games What is a virtual world made of? Game developers, technologies, players: the sharing of an online fantasy
Sept 3rd 09.00-11.00 (Faculty of Law Room 6) Session 3: Theory of gaming, gender and STS
Alison Harvey Nana Benjaminsen, Estrid Srensen Camilla Balslev Nielsen Suzanne de Castell, Jennifer Jenson, Nick Taylor Nick Taylor Jennifer Jenson, Stephanie Fisher Feminist technoscience and gendered networks of gaming The songlines of media harm De-scribing tamagotchis: a changing relationship over time All our relations: re-theorizing networked play Play for the camera: audio-visual research with pro gamers Gender in play: re-tooling girls and gaming
Sept 3rd 14.00-16.00 (Faculty of Law Room 6) Session 4: Games as artifacts/material objects
Georgios Yannakakis, Antonios Kaniadakis Nikiforos Panourgias Innovation wars in digital game development The material production of virtuality: processes and trials of explication in the design and development of computer games Machinima as social construct Describing the environment of soft- and hardware interfaces in digital games through actor network theory Neurofeedback technology in digital gaming: (non)users in mind
Karin Wenz Tom Nemec Tristan Cloyd
Conclusion: Aphra Kerr, Helen Kennedy, Jennifer Jenson, Stefano De Paoli - Where do we go from here? Agenda after Trento.
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TRACK 04
WHAT OBJECTS DO: DESIGN, CONSUMPTION AND SOCIAL PRACTICES

Convenors: Paolo Magaudda (University of Padua, Italy) Mika Pantzar (Helsinki School of Economics, Finland) Paolo Volont (Politecnico of Milan, Italy) Albena Yaneva (University of Manchester, UK)
Sept 2nd 13.30-15.30 (Faculty of Sociology Room 1)

Introduction: Paolo Magaudda, Mika Pantzar, Paolo Volont, Albena Yaneva
Session 1: Work
Norman Crump, Yvonne Latham Objects, Instrumentalities and the expansion of social practices: an investigation of organisational development in an UK NHS emergency department Fire fighting through work tools Evaluations of subjects/objects in admission tests
Sari Yli-Kauhaluoma, Mika Pantzar Mundane materials at work: paper in practice Silvia Bruzzone Julie Sommerlund, Sara Malou Strandvad
Sept 2nd 16.00-18.00 (Faculty of Sociology Room 1) Session 2: Cities

Andrew Karvonen Cline Parotte Obdurate infrastructure as catalyst for urban change Anticipatory social performance through manufactured
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technical objects: the eid case study Cristoph Michels Israel Rodrguez-Giralt Henrik Harder, Valinka Suenson Manuel Tironi Manifestations of the future city: tracing urban imaginaries Non-human activism: the role of objects and things in the production of topologies of change The establishment of heterogeneous networks in performative spaces This is not a highway: topologies, performativity and urban objects
Sept 3rd 09.00-11.00 (Faculty of Sociology Room 1) Session 3: Knowledge

Ann Light Johanne Mose Entwistle, Astrid Soendergaard Maria Neicu Hilary Smith, Jos Boys The use of mediating artefacts in design research Turning laypersons into experts FabLabs. Interactive design for grassroots innovation Ceramics under the microscope: uncovering the social and science in creative practice
Sept 3rd 14.00-16.00 (Faculty of Sociology Room 1) Session 4: The net

Michael Liegl Simone Belli Katy Jordan, Sanna Rimpilainen Nicolas Nova, Timothe Jobert Bella Vivat A community of objects: how old and new objects form relationships and perform connection and community Consumption emotions in ICT: the emotional performance The many faces and phases of the Semantic Spider Disrupted by a new script: exploring the meaning of gestural video game interfaces Football on the web: messageboards, humour, and masculinity
Sept 3rd 16.30-18.30 (Faculty of Sociology Room 1) Session 5: Things

Doris Allhutter Performativity, hegemony and silenced contradictions: enacting difference in software design
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Ralf Brand Johan Criel, Laurence Claeys Sara Velez Estvo Christian Clausen, Yutaka Yoshinaka
Things do all kinds of things The meaning of objects in an internet-of-things world The matter in immaterial, communication design objects after vilm flusser The role of devices in the configuration of innovative processes: front end innovation as object for management and staging
Sept 4th 11.00-13.00 (Faculty of Sociology Room 1) Session 6: Bodies and souls
Massimiano Bucchi Technology (or society) killed the pop stars? A journey along three objects and among technology, society and pop music Curbing stubborn objects: how functional foods challenge regulatory borders Bodies in a wheelchair or wheelchair in a body? Lived mobilities, through time and space Car exhibitions in the 1960s' Greek culture The white cane and blindness: meanings and social practices Designing for the cosmopolitics of food
Nina Janasik, Janne Hukkinen Janne, Mikko Jauho, Mari Niva Myriam Winance Alexia Sofia Papazafeiropoulou Bruno Martins Marc Tuters
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TRACK 05
TECHNO-SCIENTIFIC RE-CONSTRUCTION OF CAPITALISM

Convenors: Luis Suarez-Villa (University of California, Irvine) Les Levidow (Open University, UK)
Sept 2nd 13.30-15.30 (Faculty of Sociology Room 5) Session 1

Marcela Zalamea Michael Morrison, Lucas Cornips Katerina Psarikidou, Bronislaw Szerszynski Les Levidow Rui Cruz Contemporary ecology: steward of nature or detached observer? Visions of health and wealth: the role of expectations in commerical regenerative medicine Alternative agro-food networks: a counter-hegemonic knowledge-based agro-food economy? EU biofuel policy: technoscientific imaginaries of multisustainability The nanotechnology paradigm in a Kondratieff cycle analysis

Jos Lus Garcia Larry Reynolds, Bronislaw Szerszynski Ingmar Lippert Claus Seibt Biotechnology and global biocapital Limits to (bio)capital Capitalism in constructing carbon emissions New work as alternative in the reconstruction of capitalism
Overview discussion: Les Levidow, Luis Suarez-Villa.
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UNCERTAINTY AS AN ASSET? NEOLIBERALIZED TECHNOSCIENCE AND THE MANUFACTURE OF WORLD AND THE SELF
Convenors: Luigi Pellizzoni (University of Trieste, Italy) Dario Padovan (University of Turin, Italy) Maria Ylnen (University of Jyvskyl, Finland)
Sept 3rd 14.00-16.00 (Faculty of Law Room 5) Session 1

Simone Arnaldi Imre Bard Alessandro Gandini Luigi Pellizzoni, Marja Ylnen Mark Sentesy The end of history and the search for perfection Preventive human enhancement? Countering the risks of human deficiencies Immaterial culture: beyond postmodernity Hegemonic contingencies How technology changes our idea of the good

Renata Brandimarte Uncertainty as an asset or a trouble? Actors and expectations in technoscience
Annick de Vries, Willem Halffman Taming the beast: how experts construct do-able uncertainties in policy advice Blanka Groboljsek, Franc Mali Rajan Ravi Giuseppe Tipaldo The views of news media on converging technologies in Slovenia Scientific uncertainty, risk, and democracy - The case of India Among bananas and backyards: the American way of studying the risk in Nimby-cases
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Sept 4th 11.00-13.00 (Faculty of Law Room 5) Session 3

Arthur Arruda Leal Ferreira, Fernando Machado, Felipe Hautequest Juha Leminen Inge Mutsaers Andrea zur Nieden Governmental practices, liberalism and psychology: from Walden II to Los Horcones New research collectives and knowledge production of childhood diabetes in a manufactured world The ambivalence of neoliberalized technoscience: viral genomics as a case study Neoliberal discourses of genetic risk management and partially reproduced subjectivities: breast cancer genetic practices in Germany
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ARE WE STILL HALFWAY OF THE TURN? PRACTICING SEMIOTICS, PERFORMING SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY
Convenors: Alvise Mattozzi (LISaV, Universit Iuav di Venezia, Italy) Anne Beyaert-Geslin (CeReS, Universit de Limoges, France) Maria Giulia Dondero (FNRS, Universit de Lige, France)
Sept 2nd 13.30-15.30 (Faculty of Law Room 3)

Introduction: Alvise Mattozzi A Few Steps Back to Accomplish the Turn. A Semiotic Reanalysis of Two Classical Cases in STS
Session 1: Artefacts and Technologies (Chair: Maria Giulia Dondero)

Anne Beyaert Dario Mangano Vivien Lloveria Vincenza Del Marco Object and design as a dialogue between semiotics and STS Designing the user. A semiotic analysis of users guides of contemporary technological devices The relevance of semiotics in the ergonomics of visualization devices Search engines. Objectifying strategies
Sept 2nd 16.00-18.00 (Faculty of Law Room 3) Session 2: Sciences and their discourses (Chair: Anne Beyaert-Geslin)
Maria Giulia Dondero, Federica Manzoli Claudia Gianelli, Federico Montanari Climate change: perceptions and communications Translating movements translating neurons. A semiotic account
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Federica Manzoli Ahmet K. Serdem, Giuseppe Veltri Sally Wyatt, Loet Leydesdorff, Bas van Heur
Climate change: perceptions and communications World views and GMOs discourses in Turkey: operationalizing semiotic/actor network theory Turning to ontology in STS? Turning to STS through ontology
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PROBING TECHNOSCIENCE
Convenors: Regula Valrie Burri (Swiss Federal Institute of Technology, Zurich, Switzerland) Martina Erlemann (University of Augsburg, Germany) Karen Kastenhofer (Institute of Technology Assessment, Austrian Academy of Sciences, Vienna, Austria) Alfred Nordmann (University of South Carolina, USA) Astrid E. Schwarz (Institute for Philosophy, Darmstadt, Germany) Peter Wehling (Universities of Augsburg and Munich, Germany)
Sept 3rd 16.30-18.30 (Faculty of Sociology Room 9) Session 1 - Probing Technoscience Ontologies - Epistemics, Objectivity & Artefacts
Jan Schmidt Astrid Schwarz Jrg Frhlich, Daniel Erni Alfred Nordmann Ulrich Fiedeler Martin Skrydstrup Towards an epistemology of nanotechno-science Technoscientific objects Postprocessing Making technical artifacts more intelligible Objective technoscientific knowledge What it might be When does the co-evolution of technology and science overturn into technoscience? Is paleo-climatology best understood as late modern technoscience?
Sept 4th 11.00-13.00 (Faculty of Sociology Room 9) Session 2 - Probing Technoscience Societies - Impact, Control & Identity
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Jutta Weber Martin Dring, Karen Kastenhofer, Regine Kollek, Helge Torgersen Paul Haynes Peter Wehling
Probing technoscience Combining discourse analysis and ethnography in research on the epistemic culture of systems biology What exactly IS a computational econometric models Technoscience? Assemblage? Artifact? The technoscientization of medicine and its limits: patient organizations between biosocialities and technoscientific identities On the technosciences power to change the world
Karen Kastenhofer
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SPECULATION, DESIGN, PUBLIC AND PARTICIPATORY TECHNOSCIENCE: POSSIBILITIES AND CRITICAL PERSPECTIVES
Convenors: Carl Disalvo (Georgia Institute of Technology, USA) Tobie Kerridge (Goldsmiths, University of London, UK) Alex Wilkie (Goldsmiths, University of London, UK)
Sept 2nd 13.30-15.30 (Faculty of Sociology Room R3) Session 1: Networks of engagement & pedagogy
Mike Michael Emily Dawson Tobie Kerridge Katharina Bredies Anne Galloway Designing public engagement with science: citizens, idiots, parasites Speculative design and the issue of public participation Circulating speculative design Public engagement and practitioner promotion Chasing the carrot or the not-implications of STS for design Fabricating futures
Sept 2nd 16.00-18.00 (Faculty of Sociology Room R3) Session 2: Construction of users & publics
Alex Wilkie, Andy Boucher Wouter Mensink, Benot Dutilleul, Frans A.J. Birrer Hanneke Miedema Joachim Halse Diego Compagna Enacting users, mediating publics Democratising technology and innovation: the role of the participant in Living Labs Combining engineering design and STS: designing technology and society Performing future waste practices in a shopping center The agency of design in the innovation process
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Ann-Christina Lange
Experimental processes A study of design for future digital manners
Sept 3rd 09.00-11.00 (Faculty of Sociology Room R3) Session 3: Events and materiality
Carl Di Salvo Nathaniel Savery James Auger, Laurel Swan, Alex S. Taylor Geoffrey Thomas Mark Ratto Tau Ulv Lenskjold Attending to the media and materiality of the objects of speculative design Communication-mediated computation: the Hmmm environment as an engine for participatory speculative design Speculative design by practice: a robot case study Ambivalent animal Critical making Artifacts from the future of domestic living: engaging innovation by means of speculative design A preliminary investigation
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VIDEO & STS: METHODOLOGIES AND METHODS

Convenors: Yuwei Lin (University of Salford, UK) Christian Greiffenhagen (University of Manchester, UK)

Christina Lammer Cornelius Schubert Duque Ricardo B., Isabella Elisabeth Wagner, Sonja Weber, Wesley Shrum, Matthew Harsh, Paul Nyaga Mbatia, Antony Palackal, Dan-Bright S. Dzorgbo Lars Botin Jonas Ivarsson, Hans Rystedt, Oskar Lindwall, sa Mkitalo Anne Leonora Blaakilde, Maja Schler Empathographies Zooming out? On the epistemic scope of video recordings The making of brother time, Kenya 2009: conducting video ethnography in developing countries
Making things visible. Phenomenological videoobservation Arranging for visibility Following and filming fibromyalgia

Larissa Schindler, Michael Liegl Christine Walley, Christopher Boebel Tiia Vaajala, Inka Koskela Investigating video analysis as a social practice Teaching video-making as an STS methodology: notes from the classroom The action and interaction in time-critical settings
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Claudia Muhl, Yukie Nagai, Jrg R. What happens to interaction within an experiment in Bergmann social robotics? An example of applying video methodology for investigating technological systems Julian Stubbe, Mandy Tppel, Martin Meister Using video data for reconstructing practices of manmachine-interactivity

Phillip Brooker, Christian Greiffenhagen Philippe Sormani Smiljana Antonijevic Clair-Antoine Veyrier Paul Luff, Christian Heath Studying a astrophysicists-in-action: the use of video in STS Back to the future? Video acrobatics, EM & STS Benefits and challenges of microethnography Video-based studies of work practice in distributed settings: potentialities and challenges Technologies in collaboration: video analyis of complex activities and material artefacts
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PERFORMATIVE INFRASTRUCTURES, MULITPLE MOBILITIES

Convenors: Alessandro Mongili (University of Cagliari, Italy) Giuseppina Pellegrino (University of Calabria, Italy)
Sept 2nd 13.30-15.30 (Faculty of Sociology Room 14) Session 1: Traffic

Andres Valderrama Oana Mitrea, Kyandoghere Kyamakya Satya Hazareesingh Jerome Denis, David Pontille Antje Gimmler The new map of transmilenio: representation, mobility and the city Re-thinking intelligent mobility constellations Promises and constraints of intelligent traffic systems Traffic shaping systems and resource distribution: orchestration, autonomy and equity on the road Mutable/immutable infrastructures for mobility. The subway signs and their manteinance The wifi passenger and double mobility
Sept 2nd 16.00-18.00 (Faculty of Sociology Room 14) Session 2: Infrastructures

Simona Isabella Giuseppe Lugano Mobile phone and wireless infrastructures: the case of Tiscali wiphone Social aspects of digital convergence: the role of mobile social software in the evolving landscape of social space and community Global standardisation of mobile technology: the emergence of the cosmopolitan reflexive standardsmaker Integration, aggregation and selection: analyzing socio-
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technical epistemic systems through their mechanism of closure Erling Bjrgvinsson Mobile media infrastructuring and the value of collaborative design research
Sept 3rd 09.00-11.00 (Faculty of Sociology Room 14) Session 3: Devices

Nadine Witt The relation of mobility to technology acceptance
Carmen Penaranda, Anna Vitores, Locutorios (telephone calling shops): domestication of Lupicinio Iniguez, Juan Munoz technologies beyond the household Abhigyan Singh, Salil Sayed Ekaterina Fen Camila Mantovani, Maria Aparecida Moura Gianluca Miscione, Lucas Rajo Raoni Guerra Community communication practices in an urban slum in India Mobility and solidarity: toward a theoretical analysis of social interaction on the move Networked science: new scientific practices in digital environments The narratives we infrastructure by
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PERFORMING PLACES
Convenor: Katharine S. Willis (University of Siegen, Germany)
Sept 3rd 16.30-18.30 (Faculty of Law Room 7)

Senom Yalcin Filippov Alexander Svetlana Bankovskaya Luca Guzzetti Gertraud Koch Stefania Vicari, Elisabetta Cioni, Rodolfo Bonesu Performing the web: blog as practiced place New mobilities? On the paradoxical consequences of the mobile technologies' progress A conception of, and experiments with, heterotopia as a condition of stable unpurposive everyday movement No sense of place at war: information and communication technologies for military uses (De-)Constructing performative places - Interactionist and material entanglements Space and place in the local community: the virtual turn
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THE SOCIAL STUDY OF THE INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY MARKETPLACE

Convenors: Neil Pollock (University of Edinburgh, UK) Gian Marco Campagnolo (University of Trento, Italy) Amany Elbanna (Loughborough University, UK)

Neil Pollock Give me a 2*2 matrix and I will raise the market: the intermediaries and devices that create product categories The normative and performative character of technology A study of purchasing systems The naming, framing and delivering of information systems. The case of business intelligence Professionalism through information technology? The case of the military institution and its struggle for survival From real to virtual and back: examining the real market in virtual worlds
Ulla Eriksson-Zetterquist, Kajsa Lindberg Ravi Dar Per-Arne Persson
Amany Elbanna
Gregory Maniatopoulos, Sue Negotiating promises, expectations and risk: the Llewellyn, Rob Procter, Gill Harvey performativity of clinical evidence in the adoption of innovative health technologies
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Nicholas Rowland Gian Marco Campagnolo
Turning buyers into sellers: the spread and spreading of ERP in American higher education An interactional approach to IT markets: how organizational actors mobilize consultants to legitimize their views in negotiations over technology choice Integrating systems and shaping the information technology marketplace Achieving cross-organizational integration in the healthcare market Information technology, investments and interests. The case of the global market of applicant tracking systems The role of micro powers in the evaluation of information systems. An Actor-Network study
Antonios Kaniadakis Larsen Eli, Karen Johannessen Liv, Ellingsen Gunnar Stefan Beljean James Kirkham, David W. Wilson
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FROM A "SOCIAL RAW MATTER" TO THE PRODUCTION OF STABILIZED COLLECTIVES: TRACKING INSTITUTIONS OF KNOWLEDGE
Convenors: Virginie Tournay (Institute for Political Studies in Grenoble, France) Severine Louvel (Institute for Political Studies in Grenoble, France) Cline Granjou (Center for agriculture and environment studies, France)
Sept 3rd 09.00-11.00 (Faculty of Sociology Room 5) Session 1

Claire Waterton, Judith Tsouvalis Rita Serra, Joo Arriscado Nunes Rogrio Silveira Taru Peltola Francesco Miele Roel Nahuis STS and the formation of collectives for understanding and acting The case of Loweswater What turns a space occupied by some trees into a forest: tracking continuums between the socio-ecological practices, institutions and policies of risk reduction in Portugal The ontological emergence of the web 2.0 and the social construction of its meaning Knowing biodiversity, performing responsible forestry The institutionalization of new organizational forms The case of academic spin-off processes Mapping emerging stabilisation in genomics

Esther Turnhout, Anna Lawrence Validation as collective practice: the case of biodiversity recording
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Lusa Veloso, Lusa Oliveira, The stabilization of new knowledge: the case of monoclonal Joo Frutuoso antibodies in the diagnosis of intestinal cancer Vivienne Waller Krzysztof Abriszewski Anders Koed Madsen Ashveen Peerbaye, Eric Dagiral Technologies for organising information and the implications for ways of knowing Socializing a computer program. University interfering with a digital system Detecting virtual institutions of knowledge in the discussion of DNA profiling How rare diseases are made: platforms as mediators between collectives and entities

Maia Galarraga, Rebecca Ellis, Bronislaw Szerszynski Sarah Teasley Guy Minguet, Langeard C., Guganton L., Cam P., Faquet C., Lombrail P. Alexandra Bristow Engineering knowledge, instituting the planet: geoengineering as ontology How craftiness is slippery, or why woodwork never stabilizes Neonatal screening of cystic fibrosis in France: a sociomaterial configuration of biomedical diagnostics and therapeutics Professionalize or perish: the current transformation of academic journal work in the field of management and organization studies Paradigms, policies and de-mechanisation. Knowledge assemblages in coastal and river research in the Netherlands Photojournalism(s) of the digital age: the case of the World Press Photo
Mieke Van Hemert Carlos Barradas
Sept 4th 11.00-13.00 (Faculty of Sociology Room 5) Session 4

Fabienne Corvers, Francesca Doria Catherine Fallon Policy delivery mechanisms: techniques of governance or tools for policy change? Adaptative struggle in institutions of knowledge: constructing internal orders in the chaos of social transformation The data revolution and the new social contract for science Exploring interfaces in complex heterogeneous project networks: early-stage conceptualisation of a phd research project
Chunglin Kwa Dimitrios Papadakis
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Ilkka Arminen
Domestication and performativity of a time management system in the Finnish universities
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SOCIO-MATERIAL ASSEMBLAGES IN EDUCATION

Convenors: Paolo Landri (National Research Council, Italy) Richard Edwards (University of Stirling, UK) Tara Fenwick (University of British Columbia, Canada) Assunta Viteritti (La Sapienza University of Rome, Italy)
Sept 2nd 13.30-15.30 (Faculty of Sociology Room 2) Session 1: Educational policies as socio-material assemblages (Chair: Richard Edwards)
Tara Fenwick Paolo Landri Radhika Gorur Carlijne Ceulemans, Elke Struyf, Maarten Simons Eric Mangez Michael Klebl Tracing standards in education: uncertain objects and multiple enactments (De)scribing socio-material assemblages in education Solid Evidence? The civic epistemologies of quantification in education policy Educational policy and teacher training reform: on black boxing and stabilisation mechanisms The re-instrumentation of school evaluation in Frenchspeaking Belgium Dissecting open educational resources: an exemplar for the technological blind spot of educational science
Sept 2nd 16.00-18.00 (Faculty of Sociology Room 2) Session 2: Inside technologically mediated education (Chair: Paolo Landri)
Monica Johannesen, Laurence Habib Akiko Hemmi Virtual learning environments: stabilizing actants in the network of teaching practice? The social embeddedness of mobile learning: case
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studies of learning using mobile technology devices in Japanese higher education Richard Edwards, Patrick Carmichael Anna Chronaki Alves Nuno Almeida Per Hetland The hidden curriculum of codes: its a semantic question Technology-mediated mathematics teaching: digital interactions tool-use and identity-work Using ICTs for teaching and learning ICT experiments in Norwegian educational research
Sept 3rd 09.00-11.00 (Faculty of Sociology Room 2) Session 3: Methodological issues in studying socio-materialities in education (Chair: Tara Fenwick)
Estrid Srensen Hans Christian Arnseth Rosa Michaelson Tobias Roehl Debra Hayes The materiality of learning: towards post-humanist learning theory Studying learning across sites: tracing inscriptions The presentation of self in Second Life: an investigation of professional identity in higher education Disassembling the classroom: methodological approaches to the materiality of education Creating opportunities to reconnect marginalised youth to learning by reassembling local discourses of schooling and community engagement The materiality of educational practice: case studies of small-group case-based learning
Michael Tscholl
Sept 3rd 14.00-16.00 (Faculty of Sociology Room 2) Session 4: Tracing academic practices and higher education (Chair: Assunta Viteritti)
Sanna Rimpilinen Lorna Heaton, Poul Bitsch Olsen Mathias Decuypere, Jan Masschelein, Maarten Simons Linda Hitchin Stefania Capogna Knowledge in networks - Knowing in transactions? Mind the gap: values in socio-material environments and educational regimes The virtual in the university and the university in the virtual? A socio-technological perspective on academic practice Socio-material practices of dissertation: putting ontological politics to work Cyborg and learning on line: a case study
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Letteria Fassari, Rita Fornari
Metropolitan academic space
Sept 3rd 16.30-18.30 (Faculty of Sociology Room 2) Session 5.1: Assemblages in science education
Assunta Viteritti Bernhard Hoecher Susan Molyneux-Hodgson, Kate Bulpin Anne Brueninghaus Socio-material assemblages in learning scientific practice Love and other relational things. The use of methodical devices in social science education Comparing cultures within established and emerging sciences: the interrogation of educational contexts as sites of disciplinary formation Mapping genomic experiences: a topology of individual decisions
Sept 4th 11.00-13.00 (Faculty of Sociology Room 2) Session 5.2: Socio-technical settings in workplace learning
Monika Nerland, Arve Mathisen Helen Aberton Sten Ludvigsen, Anders Morch, Kristin Brte The audit support system Descartes 3 as a site for professional learning and work performance The material enactments of identities in everyday community practices Concepts in practical activities: how to learn estimation of software systems
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BIO-OBJECTS: LIFE IN THE 21ST CENTURY

Convenors: Sakari Tamminen (University of Helsinki, Finland) Aaro Tupasela (University of Helsinki, Finland) Niki Vermeulen (University of Vienna, Austria) Sept 2nd 13.30-15.30 (Faculty of Sociology Room 12) Session 1: The embryo as a bio-object
Herbert Gottweis, Ingrid Metzler On how states matter: or what we might learn from a comparison of stem cell and embryo regulations in the UK and Italy Human at 99.9%? Contrasting frames of human-animal hybrid embryos in the Italian public sphere Mobilizing eggs mobilizing women Framing pluripotency: the construction of hesc and ips cells Calculating life: making foetuses at-risk in the context of first trimester prenatal risk assessment
Lorenzo Beltrame Kathrin Braun, Susanne Schultz Susanne Weber, Christine Hauskeller Nete Schwennesen
Sept 2nd 16.00-18.00 (Faculty of Sociology Room 12) Session 2: Conceptualizing different types of bio-objects
Beto Vianna, Rubn GmezSoriano Ben Gilna Susana Costa, Helena Machado Ine Van Hoyweghen Apes as bio-objects: a case from 1920s USSR Defending/breeching the nature-culture divide - GM biocontrol agents DNA paternity typing: co-construction of parenthood through science and law Taming the wild life of genes by law? Genes reconfiguring solidarity in insurance
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Kim Hendrickx
Functional food: micronutritients, marketing & magic
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FROM BIODIGITAL LIVES TO BIOIT WORLDS: IN-VIVO, IN-SILICO AND IN-VITRO EMBODIMENTS AND DISSONANCES
Convenors: Adrian Mackenzie (Lancaster University, UK) Kate O'Riordan (University of Sussex, UK) Ruth McNally (Lancaster University, UK) Lawrence Busch (Michigan State University, USA; Lancaster University, UK) Sept 2nd 13.30-15.30 (Faculty of Sociology Room 9) Session 1
Lawrence Busch Jan van Baren Emma Frow Susan Molyneux-Hodgson Francis Lee Maureen McNeil Synthetic biology: can standards be developed? Identity formation in biology as information science Growing a community of biobrickers: standards and social engineering in synthetic biology The rise of Phenyx: analysing computational approaches to bioscience High throughput proteomics: infrastructures and research politics Genetic genealogies and genetic memoirs

Adrian Mackenzie How to become a synthetic biologist and how to analyse nascent sciences
Ann Bruce, Wendy Marsden, Mapping the changing contours of information exchange in the Robin Williams life sciences
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Bill Leeming
Assessing the introduction of computationally intensive techniques to study disease causality Possibilities, limitations and additions An open letter to genbank: how to make representations for your organism Disaggregating convergence: the language of 2.0 in consumer genomics Ownership, sharing and community-building in synthetic biology
Tahani Nadim Kate ORiordan Jane Calvert

Rebecca Ellis Negotiating fidelity to biology: the relationship between knowability, do-ability, life and infrastructure in the barcoding of life initiative Genomics 2.0: expectations and convergences of computing and genomics Crossnational biobanking: benefits and challenges Online sales of direct-to-consumer genetic testing services: commercial strategies and socio-ethical issues The politics and practice of digital specimens Computational biology and the limits of shared vision
Richard Tutton, Adam Hedgecoe, Paul Martin Pauline Mattsson, Ingeborg Meijer Pascal Ducournau Christine Hine Annamaria Carusi

Richard Twine Julie Labatut Animal genomics, DNA verification and the transbiological From commons to markets. Property regimes of animal genomics and breeding services in Europe Making mzml: data exchange standards as instruments in the data economy
Mara Miele, Isabelle Veissier Scoring animal life Ruth McNally
Frances Griffith, Julie Palmer The (un)certainties of digital radiodiagnostic imaging
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THE STRUGGLE FOR MEANINGS: REPRESENTATIONS AND DEBATES IN THE NANOTECHNOLOGY FIELD
Convenors: Arianna Ferrari (Institute for Technology Assessment and System Analysis, Karlsruhe, Germany) Andrea Lorenzet (University of Padua, Italy) Marina Maestrutti (Paris Panthon-Sorbonne University, France) Federico Neresini (University of Padua, Italy)

Giuseppe Alessandro Veltri, Alberto Crescentini Cristopher Coenen Martin Ruivenkamp, Arie Rip Marc Audetat, Alain Kaufmann Mitzi Hass Minna Kanerva Viva la nano revolucion!: nanotechnology in the Spanish national press The piecemeal and distributed shaping of nanotechnologys public image Images and the struggle for meanings in the nanotechnology world The shaping of nanotechnology: performing technoscientific promises, governing competing futures Public perception and risk in nanotechnologies Nano S&T in the global south: assessing risk discourses

Daniela Baus Krem Nielsen, Trond m, Nydal Rune Multiple identities in nanoscience Centre and periphery in Norwegian nanotechnology research
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The public debate of nanotechnology in society: endogeneisation from the point of view of nanoscience research laboratory in Grenoble Fate a research technicians in the field of nanotechnology Translating at the boundaries: probing collaborations between nanobio and STS Regulatory policies and the production of nanotechnology. A comparison of stakeholders opinions
Domique Vinck Paolo Milani, Mary Ebeling Mariassunta Piccinni, Marco Scarcelli, Elena Pariotti, Simone Arnaldi, Giorgia Guerra, Daniele Ruggiu

Joo Arriscado Nunes, Antonio Carvalho, Angela Filipe, Marisa Matias, Daniel Neves Laurent Brice Fernand Doridot Peter Biniok Deliberation, performativity and research design in the public debate of nanotechnologies Shaping issues or keeping them at a distance. Mobilizations on nanotechnology issues Contributions and limits of the French national public debate on nanotechnology (Oct. 2009 - Feb.2010) A world of meetings and events: configuring the Swiss nanosciences
Christien Enzing, Anke Noijen, Jon The role of public debate in development of new Van Til, Sara Vermeulen governance structures for nanotechnology Heidrun m Nanotechnology politics: rhetorical shifts in science policy practices

Vanessa Nurock Karin Christiansen Tsjalling Swierstra Alison Anderson, Alan Petersen Ermelinde Malcotte Sacha Loeve, Mickael Normand Nanoethics: a struggle for meaning The struggle between different paradigms of nanoethics Techno-moral imagination in relation to nanotechnology Framing nano: scientists' and policymaker's representations of ethical questions The potential impact of nanotoxicology on biopolitics How to trust a molecule? The case of -cyclodextrin entering the nanorealm
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STS APPROACHES TO NEUROSCIENCE OBJECTS AND PRACTICES

Convenors: Andrew Balmer (University of Nottingham, UK) Des Fitzgerald (London School of Economics, UK) Martyn Pickersgill (University of Edinburgh, UK)
Sept 2nd 13.30-15.30 (Faculty of Law Room 5) Session 1

Paul Martin Svenja Matusall Sigrid Schmitz Des Fitzgerald Bican Polat Johannes Bruder A Bridge over troubled waters? Neuroscience, hybrid fields and the remaking of human self-knowledge Nothing in social behaviour makes sense except in the light of evolution: social neuroscience and human nature The bio-technological cerebral subject between determination and optimization The brain in autism research Neuroscience of emotional bonding: reflections on the changing scientific conceptions of mother-infant interactions Brain, mind and image: objects and artefacts

Tanja Schneider, Steve Woolgar Pim Klaassen Andy Balmer Robin Mackenzie You are what you choose? News media configurations of the neuroconsumer Genesis and development of a scientific (sub-)discipline: the case of neuroeconomics The space inside your skull The feeling brain: the impact of cognitive and affective
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neuroscience on measures of clinical and legal responsibility and judgements of decision making competence and capacity Sita Kotnis The harder they come Screening, resilience, and the search for neural correlates of mental armor in the context of the war in Iraq

Torsten Heinemann Neuroscience between laboratory research and popular science: popularisation of scientific knowledge and its consequences for the scientific field Neuroscientists understanding and experience of public engagement Moods in control The diagnostic equipment of bipolar disorder Neuroscientific research: practical ethics within the patient care complex Plastic fantastic? New discourses of brain plasticity and the enduring import of everyday life
Choon Key Chekar Lotta Hautamaki Melike Sahinol Martyn Pickersgill, Paul Martin, Sarah CunninghamBurley
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ENGINEERING PRACTICE: PERFORMING A PROFESSION, CONSTRUCTING SOCIETY

Convenors: Sarah Bell (University College London, UK) Derryl Farber (Penn State University, USA)

Matthijs Kouw Andrew Chilvers, Sarah Bell The craft of modeling, the modeling of craft Bespoke problems with multi-variant solutions: the problem of knowledge and action in a profession performed in local contexts Multi-sited ethnographies and studies of engineering practice Identity building for design professionals: some issues from two ethnographic fieldworks Engineering as performance: an experiential gestalt for understanding engineering
Anders Buch, Ulrik Jrgensen Guy Minguet, Florence Osty Rick Evans

Darryl Farber, Martin Pietrucha Pierangela Morlacchi Cultivating strategic imagination in the next generation transportation professional Walking down the democratization boulevard in STS: a critical reflection on studying biomedical engineering practice and policy Supporting change through expansive learning in
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engineering practice Renata Stasiak-Betlejewska, Stanisaw Borkowski Stephan Schaefer The meaning of strategic areas in enterprises applying principles of Toyota Intending engineering practice - A conceptualisation of engineers understanding of innovation through their encounter with their own practice Environmental standards as ethical/epistemic mediators in consulting engineering companies?
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Jonas Egmose Ann Grand, Alan Winfield, Clare Wilkinson, Karen Bultitude James Paskins, Sarah Bell, Ben Croxford, Muki Haklay, Simon Julier Philippe Duffour, Sarah Bell, Christian Solberg, Muki Haklay ukasz Afeltowicz, Krzysztof Pietrowicz Social learning in engineering practice On open science and public engagement with engineering research Crossing disciplines to address urban sustainability
Reflection of UCL civil and environmental engineering experience in integrating ethics in engineering education Towards democratic construction of sustainable communities?
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ORGANIZATION OF SCIENCE PRACTICES

Convenors: Inge van der Weijden (Rathenau Institute, The Netherlands) Peter van den Besselaar (University Amsterdam, The Netherlands) Sven Hemlin (University of Gothenburg, Sweden) Maria Nedeva (University of Manchester, UK)
Sept 2nd 13.30-15.30 (Faculty of Sociology Room 3) Session 1: Interdisciplinarity (Chair: Inge van der Weijden)
Gaston Heimeriks, Laurens Hessels Wendy Marsden, Ann Bruce, Catherine Lyall, Laura Meagher Femke Merkx, Dennis Roks, Tjerk Wardenaar Kris Naessens, Pieter Duysburgh, Wim Konings, An Jacobs Ismael Rafols, Loet Leydesdorff Uwe Obermeier, Conrad Lee
Disciplinary identity crisis: different modes of (inter-)disciplinarity The QUEST for knowledge: organising interdisciplinary practices in earth system science Organization of scientific research on climate proofing the Netherlands Daily organizational and technical issues arising in a multidisciplinary research organization. A case study A survey-based method for mapping knowledge domains in interdisciplinary research Babel A communication study within a large interdisciplinary research group
Sept 2nd 16.00-18.00 (Faculty of Sociology Room 3) Session 2: Evaluation (Chair: Sven Hemlin)
Frank van der Most
Effects of research evaluation. A literature review
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Laurens Hessels, Harro van Lente, Institutional changes and science-stakeholder Ruud Smits interactions in nine fields of natural science Stefan de Jong, Peter van den Besselaar Fernando Jimnez-Sez, Jon Mikel Zabala-Iturriagagoitia, Jos L. Zofio Finn Hansonn Eric Welch The generation of the social impact: three case studies in ICT research Evaluating research productivity within national R&D programmes Systems of assessment of large research collaborations, and the impact for the scientific culture in universities Using survey based social network analysis to establish an evaluation baseline and detect short-term outcomes of clinical and translational science centres
Sept 3rd 09.00-11.00 (Faculty of Sociology Room 3) Session 3: Collaboration (Chair: Peter van den Besselaar)
Inga Ulnicane-Ozolina, Stefan Kuhlmann Chris Stokes, Andrew Dainty Frauke Zeller Ruth Mueller
De facto governance of international research collaborations in nano S&T Collaborative engineering research and recipes for mode-2 knowledge production The meaningful organisation: the role of language practices in scientific organisations Collaborating in life science research groups: the question of authorship
Sept 3rd 14.00-16.00 (Faculty of Sociology Room 3) Session 4: Leadership (Chair: Sven Hemlin)
Endla Lhkivi Leif Denti, Sven Hemlin Felizitas Sagebiel, Ulla Hendrix, Christine Schrettenbrunner, Uta von Winterfeld Maaike Verbree, Edwin Horlings, Peter van den Besselaar Robert Braam, Peter van den
Transforming the organisation of science practices: reflections on physics culture in Estonia Leadership and innovation in Swedish R&D organizations Creative leadership practices and gender in science and technology organisations Adaptation in the internal structure of academic research groups: using co-leaders to manage the span of control Life cycles and leadership of research groups: the case
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Besselaar Inge van der Weijden, Maaike Verbree
of the Hubrecht Institute for developmental biology and stem cell research (1916-2008) Leadership, motivation and performance of scientists: a case study of biomedical and health researchers in the Netherlands
Sept 3rd 16.30-18.30 (Faculty of Sociology Room 3) Session 5: Organization and Management (Chair: Inge van der Weijden)
Carmen Osun-Lpez, Vincenzo Pavone Kasia Zalewska-Kurek, Peter Geurts, Hans Roosendaal Sandra Romagnosi, Brigida Blasi Peter van den Besselaar, Maaike Verbree, Inge van der Weijden, Robert Braam Dick de Gilder
Seeking knowledge, providing services: how institutional changes affect organizational strategy and research agenda in the cases of CSIC and ISCIII Organising and managing scientific research An empirical study of a nanotechnology institute Social dynamics in research groups: new risks or opportunities? Performance of research groups
Determinants of successful phd projects
Sept 4th 11.00-13.00 (Faculty of Sociology Room 3) Session 6: Funding & Strategies (Chair: Peter van de Besselaar)
Barend van der Meulen Maria Neicu
National research council and the European research council Taming the publication machine: interactions dynamics on boundary-objects as new means of research-in-themaking Social interaction in grant review committees. Group decision-making in evaluation and grant allocation Resources acquisition by research units. Modelling the interaction among different allocation methods, analysing their impact on the organization of science
Pleun van Arensbergen Martina Montauti, Benedetto Lepori, John Usher
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TECHNOLOGICALLY DENSE ENVIRONMENTS: A BRIDGE BETWEEN STS AND ORGANIZATION STUDIES

Convenors: Manuela Perrotta (University of Trento, Italy) Maurizio Teli (Museo Tridentino di Scienze Naturali, Trento, Italy)

Wendy Gunn, Christian Clausen Mario Marcolin Crinson Lain Transformation within knowledge practices: challenging taken for granted assumptions of what it means to inhabit indoor climate What does IS maintenance tell us? Shifting perspective on ICTs and organisation alignment An emergentist analysis of developments in health professional practice following the introduction of the electronic patient health record in the UK Translation and classification practices of the presumed medical error: boundary objects, categories, stories and professional visions Working in technologically dense environments: an example from the operating theatre
Barbara Pentimalli
Attila Bruni

Carlotta Mozzana Roberto Lusardi Decision-making practices in medicine: between protocols and information Evidence-based medicine and styles of patients' admission in the intensive care unit
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Torbiorg Meum Lesley Axelrod, Flis Henwood Johan M. Sanne Emanuele Bottazzi, Roberta Ferrario
Computer-mediated handover, change from oral to electronic nursing handover Dances with disciplines? Practice and performance in multidisciplinary electronic patient record (EPR) research A network approach to sensemaking and organizing: accounting for failures in safety-critical coordination The role of computational ontologies and failure-based systems in the social

Mauro Turrini The discursive production of uncertainty as a source of organizational innovation: ethnography of a standardization program in clinical cytogenetics A new way of working: organizational culture and material space in a virtualising organization Community wasnt dead after all Value orientation among Norwegian fishers The link between strategic orientations, dynamic capabilities and firm performance Does computing mean the cavalry is finally coming, or will computing destroy organizing studies?
Sytze Kingma Signe Sovinsen Maria Dulce da Costa David Hakken
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CREATIVITY AND INNOVATION

Convenors: Cathrine Hasse (School of Education, Aarhus University) Estrid Srensen (School of Education, Aarhus University)
Sept 2nd 13.30-15.30 (Faculty of Sociology Room L4) Session 1

Dick Willems Norman Schrpel Pressing the point of symmetry: the creativity of technologies Adapting a revolution Creativity and the deployment of information and communication technologies (ICTs) for health care in Rwanda Ludic mechanisms as practice and organization in the process of innovation Learning gendered techno-fantasies Technological tendency, innovation and the remote control The conundrum of time: creativity in the perception of movement, change and innovation in art, science and technology
Stefan Derpmann Cathrine Hasse Galit Wellner Martha Blassnigg
Sept 2nd 16.00-18.00 (Faculty of Sociology Room L4) Session 2

Isabel Shaw Dagmar Lorenz-Meyer Vicki Macknight Monika Nerland, Tara Opening up cultural diversity policy and practices: assembling an art exhibition Innovate!? Materializations, tensions and genderings of innovation & creativity Creativity, imagination and innovation in primary school classrooms Socio-material assemblages in music performance: the
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musical work as infrastructure and site for creative enactment Creativity in everyday use of a risky technology: the case of violent computer games
Sept 3rd 09.00-11.00 (Faculty of Sociology Room L4) Session 3

Laura Lucia Parolin Jamie Wallace Elvira Scheich Cristian Monsalvez Nona Schulte-Roemer Katia Dupret Sndergaard The diffuse innovation and creativity Engaging creatively through the multi material Solar Energy Up-scaling gender impacts Distributed innovation in the music software industry Truth-spots and time-out for innovative lighting design How does mutable immobile knowledge get innovative?
Sept 3rd 14.00-16.00 (Faculty of Sociology Room L4) Session 4

Timo Honkela, Nina Janasik Caitlin Cockerton Helene Gtschel Helena Pettersson Clifford Tatum Socio-cognitive modeling of knowing, creating and innovating Dreaming up ideas in synthetic biology Ambers, electrons, and heroes Two levels of tools for creativity: humans, artifacts and the making of the creative researcher Open is the new secret: managing intellectual content and competitive advantage in open collaboration
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INNOVATION NETWORKS AND REAL-WORLD EXPERIMENTATION

Convenors: Petra Ahrweiler (University College Dublin, Ireland) Matthias Gross (Helmhotz Center for Environmental Research, Leipzig, Germany) Wolfgang Krohn (Bielefeld University, Germany) Bjrn T. Asheim (University of Lund, Sweden)
Sept 2nd 13.30-15.30 (Faculty of Sociology Room 11) Session 1: Civic epistemologies, creative learning, and innovation policies
Gerald Beck, Cordula Kropp Bjrn Krey, Michael Liegl Stefan Bschen Mikhail Gusakov Future restricted by first modernity blinders? How users innovate mobility concepts The federal-lnder programme socially integrative city" as urban laboratory Hybrid regimes of knowledge: challenges for specifying nonknowledge in the context of the regulation of chemicals Modernization of innovative development of regions
Sept 2nd 16.00-18.00 (Faculty of Sociology Room 11) Session 2.1: Innovation networks at the micro, meso, and macro levels
Mette Moensted, Matteo Bonifacio, Finn Hansson Gerard Fuchs Challenges to build up commitment in distributed organisations Renewable Energies, sustainable development and the development id photovoltaics in Germany. A case study in university-industry-government interactions
Session 2.2: Designs and cases: perspectives and problems of real-world experimentation
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Luke Cowie Georg Aichholzer, Stefan Strau
Examining governance frameworks for clinical innovation: facilitating quality and patient safety The transition of electronic identity management: from planned system innovation to real-world experimentation?
Sept 3rd 09.00-11.00 (Faculty of Sociology Room 11) Session 3: Methods and strategies of collaborative innovation
Debra Polson Bjrn Asheim Berta Sopha, Christian Klckner, Edgar Hertwich Christopher Watts Refining complex simulation design techniques to sustain end user mashup networks Learning work organisations as micro foundation of innovation networks Agent-based modelling of heating system adoption in Norway Adopting and adapting: when diffusion-of-innovation models meet the sociology of translation
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RHETORIC IN SCIENCE, TECHNOLOGY AND INNOVATION POLICIES

Convenors: Benoit Godn (University of Quebec, Canada) Reijo Miettinen (University of Helsinki, Finland)
Sept 2nd 13.30-15.30 (Faculty of Sociology Room PROFs) Session 1: Narratives of innovation policy (I)
Matthew Kearnes, Matthias Wienroth Maria Carmela Agodi Narratives of emergence The problems, priorities and programmes of contemporary science policy Deconstructing narratives about science, technology & innovation within the 2010 Italian National Research Program Rhetorics of academic resistance and the concept of sectoral research Goal alignment and conflict in science, technology and innovation policy discourse Innovation studies: the invention of a specialty
Magnus Eklund Egil Kallerud Benot Godin
Sept 2nd 16.00-18.00 (Faculty of Sociology Room PROFs) Session 2: Narratives of learning and knowledge
Katarina Larsen Reijo Miettinen Manfred Moldaschl Inventing innovation? Analyzing science and technology interfaces at industrial research institutes Paradoxes of the idea of learning economy Learning research programmes Why that fails and why talking about failure is taboo
Sept 3rd 09.00-11.00 (Faculty of Sociology Room PROFs)
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Session 3: Narratives of innovation policy (II)

Matteo Bonifacio, Carlo Rizzi Anu Kettunen Dorothy Sutherland Olsen Social innovation: a new policy fashion? Foresight work and foresight rhetoric in Finland The rhetoric of interdisciplinarity and the development of nanotechnology
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THE SHAPING OF PATIENT 2.0. EXPLORING AGENCIES, TECHNOLOGIES AND DISCOURSES IN NEW HEALTHCARE PRACTICES
Convenors: Peter Danholt (Aarhus University, Denmark) Enrico Maria Piras (Fondazione Bruno Kessler, Italy) Cristiano Storni (University of Limerick, Ireland) Alberto Zanutto (University of Trento, Italy)
Sept 2nd 13.30-15.30 (Faculty of Sociology Room 15) Session 1: Conceptualizing patient 2.0
Sharon Tamar Genetically responsible selfhood: a non-humanist reading of patient 2.0
Pieter Duysburgh, An Jacobs, Kris Finding a role for e-patients in information sharing Naessens between healthcare providers Frans Birrer, Wouter Mensink Finn Olesen Expectations and practice in healthcare innovations in the Netherlands Towards patient 2.0 Empowerment and selfmanagement technologies
Sept 2nd 16.00-18.00 (Faculty of Sociology Room 15) Session 2: Knowledge, experiences and expertise
Jessica Polk Paolo Rossi Maral Erol Boundary-making & boundary-breaking: the role of information in the practice of clinical research From communities of practice to community of experience When patient 2.0 meets the enlightened Turkish woman: medicalization of menopause in Turkey
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Jeannette Pols Flis Henwood Henriette Langstrup
Living chronic disease. About patient knowledge Health-e patients? Critical reflcetions on technologymediated self care Theres no place like home? Chronic illness and the strategic mobilization of the home
Sept 3rd 09.00-11.00 (Faculty of Sociology Room 15) Session 3: Governance and patient 2.0
Nicholas Rowland, Jan-Hendrik Passoth Orla O'Donovan, Tiago Moreira, Etaoine Howlett Simone van der Burg Aaro Tupasela The promise of American ehealth: instrument of neoliberalism or stately performance? Alzheimers disease organisations and technologies of independent living: tracking transformations in patienthood and organisational cause Informed consent in the newborn screening practice Consumer medicine and cross-border medical treatment Patients at the crossroads of health policy and business strategy
Sept 3rd 14.00-16.00 (Faculty of Sociology Room 15) Session 4: Analyzing the sociotechnical configuration of patient 2.0
Anne G. Ekeland Re-shaping the map of agency in wound treatment? Exploring knowledge and responsibility in emerging practices of sharing patient information through a web based journal Patient 2.0 figure and practice in the eyes of the patient record computerization Installing patient 2.0: efforts to effect an appropriate medical discharge of patients from acute geriatric care Telecare for the elderly living at home: new care arrangements, practices, relations and definitions Not every patient is 2.0: importance of mediation for accessible healthcare services Evaluation of usefulness concerning web based support for young carers of persons with mental illness
Anne Mayre Ebba Sjgren, Karin Fernler Ingunn Moser, Hilde Thygesen Mario Conci, Chiara Leonardi Barbro Krevers, Mikael Elf, Lilas Ali, Ingela Skrster
Sept 3rd 16.30-18.30 (Faculty of Sociology Room 15) Session 5: Designing the sociotechnical configuration of patient 2.0
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Patient 2.0 revisited: towards empowering networked care Prototyping patient 2.0
Lisa Nugent, Tina Park, Christy Living profiles: using human-centered design research Sandborg, Peter Chira, Diane methodology to create a personal health record to Nugent, Amit Soni, Sean Donahue transition teens with special healthcare needs Nadja Kanellopoulou Encore (ENsuring COnsent and REvocation) and ehealth: building novel tools for better individual control in the management of personal data
Kawamura Takaya, Hamai Kazuko Empowering patients in the communities of healthcare practices A knowledge management model of healthcare organizations in the age of patient 2.0
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HOW DO WE COLLABORATE? SCRUTINISING THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN STS AND BIOMEDICINE

Convenors: Lene Koch (Dept. of Public Health, University of Copenhagen, Denmark) Mette Nordahl Svendsen (Dept. of Public Health, University of Copenhagen, Denmark) Bernhard Wieser (Inter-University Centre for Technology, Work and Culture, Graz, Austria) Michael Arribas-Ayllon (ESRC Centre for Economic and Social Aspects of Genomics, UK)
Sept 3rd 14.00-16.00 (Faculty of Sociology Room PROFs) Session 1: Concepts and frameworks of collaborative research
Bernhard Wieser Daniela Freitag Wilhelm Berger Peter Stegmaier Julie Bnnelycke Karin Garrety, Ian McLoughlin, Robert Wilson How did we come to collaborate: on the emergence of ELSI research Feminist critique of reproductive technologies: between fundamental opposition and collaborative research Ethics as power process: a reflexive account of the philosophers place in ELSA research Doing society and genomics: on the interactive production of convergence Synergy And some less misleading terms to characterize interdisciplinary collaboration Orders of worth in controversies over electronic health records
Sept 3rd 16.30-18.30 (Faculty of Sociology Room PROFs)
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Mette N. Svendsen, Lene Koch Researching genetic and reproductive technologies: how to create a critically engaged path between social science and medicine? Enterprising ethnography The impact of visibility: who wants to be a research subject and what does this mean for conducting comparative ELSA research? Behind the image of ELSA: negotiating autonomy in research on psychiatric genetics
Lotte Huniche Ursula Naue
Michael Arribas-Ayllon, Katie Featherstone
Sept 4th 11.00-13.00 (Faculty of Sociology Room PROFs) Session 3: Collaboration in Asia
Birgit R. Brgi Salla Sariola, Bob Simpson Margaret Sleeboom-Faulkner, Prasanna K. Patra Seyoung Hwang The collaborative momentum in the ethnographic enterprise: why do we do what we do? Hybrid networks: reflections on collaborating with collaborators in clinical research networks in Sri Lanka Interdisciplinary collaborations The dynamic interplay between global scenarios and habitus Collaboration in/for research story-making: the case of studying stem cell research and ethical scientist in South Korea
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THE MEANING AND DOING OF BODIES AND GENDER IN MEDICINE AND HEALTHCARE
Convenors: Aala Petersen (Monash University, Melbourne, Australia) Samantha Regan de Bere (Peninsula College of Medicine and Dentistry) Antje Kampf (Johannes Gutenberg-University Mainz, Germany) Rainer Brmer (Johannes Gutenberg-University, Mainz, Germany)
Sept 2nd 13.30-15.30 (Faculty of Sociology Room 7) Session 1: Bodies at risk (Chair: Alan Petersen)
Kate Seear Aysecan Terzioglu Katharina Paul Anna Laura van der Laan Hepatitis C health promotion and safe injecting materials: constituting pwids and viruses Conceptions of gender, sexuality and body in the cancer awareness campaigns in Turkey Novel practices of cervical cancer prevention: screening for impurity Understanding the meaning and doing of early stage Alzheimers disease: the role of uncertainties
Sept 2nd 16.00-18.00 (Faculty of Sociology Room 7) Session 2: Sharing bodily materials (Chair: Sam de Regandebere)
Boel Berner Astrid Pernille Jespersen, Julie Bnnelycke, Hanne Hellerup Eriksen Dean Murphy Enlivening despite its disgusting animality: the rise and fall of lamb blood transfusion, Sweden in the 1870s Bodily connections: in and out of the laboratory
Value and vitality: contract surrogacy policies and practices
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Organs without bodies: what if transplantation medicine was a culture of interests? Gender issues in living organ donation Medical anthropological and ethical perspectives
Sept 3rd 9.00-11.00 (Faculty of Sociology Room 7) Session 3: Representation and visualisation of bodies (Chair: Sam de Regandebere)
Vladun Hanulik Influence of Vincenz Priessnitz's hydropathy on the perception of the body and bodily practices in the 19th century Con-forming bodies A sneaky peek into life in the womb: 4D bonding scans as biotourism Bodies out of place Reflections from a failed ethnographic fieldwork
Lisa Ashmore Julie Palmer Kerstin Sandell
Sept 3rd 14.00-16.00 (Faculty of Sociology Room 7) Session 4: Experiencing and perceiving bodies (Chair: Antje Kampf)
Annikka Konola Sarah Wilcox Farrukh Chishtie Kylie Valentine Experiences of aging as a cultural construction Phenomenological roots of doing gender theory: medical sociology, embodiment, and hormones Multiple enactments of ppinal cord injury disability at the onset of an earthquake: mapping the textual terrain Negotiating autism
Michael Penkler, Kay Felder, Control, discipline and responsibility: citizens negotiating the Ulrike Felt, Theresa hler governance of the fat body
Sept 3rd 16.30-18.30 (Faculty of Sociology Room 7) Session 5: Constituting bodies in science, health and medical education (Chair: Alan Petersen)
Richard Ayres Constantin Canavas Here is an interesting case of [consultation] How much computer is hidden under the skin? Reconstructing the history of patient simulators
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Meaning and doing corpses The making of hepatitis C: medical literature on the discovery of a disease Fighting fat: the construction of audiences for health education
Sept 4th 11.00-13.00 (Faculty of Sociology Room 7) Session 6: Technologies of the body (Chair: Antje Kampf)
Celia Roberts Aleksandra Derra Lene Otto Michel Hoffman Scaling the bio/social divide: Tanners measurement of puberty Women as a concealed factor. Epistemological entanglement of the medical phenomenon of anorexia The articulated body. Physical activity, fitness and new technologies of health Reconstructing body boundaries: on physical rehabilitation of lower limb amputee
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TECHNOLOGY, INNOVATION AND IMAGES OF HEALTH AND AGING

Convenors: Alexander Peine (Utrecht University, The Netherlands) Alex Faulkner (Kings College London, UK) Birgit Jaeger (Roskilde University, Denmark) Ellen Moors (Utrecht University, The Netherlands)
Sept 2nd 13.30-15.30 (Faculty of Sociology Room 16) Session 1: Introduction (Chair: Alexander Peine)
Ruben Moreno, Miquel Domnech Caring and ageing: the mediation of technology Maggie Mort Alexander Peine, Ellen Moors Hanne Hellerup Eriksen Joanna Latimer At home with telecare: technology in(dependence) and ageing Technology, innovation and images of health and aging Health technology as authority and empowerment Intimations of (im)mortality: how aging scientists debate the relation between the normal, the natural and the pathological
Sept 2nd 16.00-18.00 (Faculty of Sociology Room 16) Session 2: Medical boundaries (Chair: Alex Faulkner)
Marianne Boenink, Yvonne Cuijpers, Anna Laura van der Laan, Harro van Lente, Ellen Moors Bjarke Oxlund Images of ageing and stakeholder engagement in emerging diagnostics for Alzheimers disease
Do you know your number? The dynamic interplay of measurement technologies, asymptomatic conditions and preventive medication in relation to older adults in Denmark
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Sam Brown Andrew Smart
Safe and warm: how the cold became dangerous in the UK Images of depression in the elderly: the role of innovative technologies in revealing or combating social and biological degeneration
Discussion: Sampsa Hyysalo
Sept 3rd 09.00-11.00 (Faculty of Sociology Room 16) Session 3: Imagining usership I (Chair: Ellen Moors)
Kawatoko Yasuko Ishii Kayoko Munksgaard Marianne Eilsoe Neven Louis Driven to the "independent" life: after the alliance between ICT and the elderly care From the evolution of human longevity to robotics Eldercare 2.0 Older people want to live at home: an analysis of a representation coalition around a dominant image of older people
Discussion: maggie mort
Sept 3rd 14.00-16.00 (Faculty of Sociology Room 16) Session 4: Imagining usership II (Chair: Birgit Jaeger)
Bieling Tom Reed Darren Cabitza Federico, Simone Carla Faulkner Alex Sultans of thing Culture, nature and the clinical view. Vulnerabilities in the performativity of age and technology Online lifebooks. Depicting lived lives to foster personalized images of ones own aging Usership of regenerative therapies: age, ageing and anti-ageing in the science and technology of knee cartilage repair
Discussion: Louis Neven
Sept 3rd 16.30-18.30 (Faculty of Sociology Room 16) Session 5: Dialogues with technology (Chair: B. Jaeger)
Cuijpers Yvonne, Moors Ellen, Van Early diagnostics of Alzheimers disease in the Lente Harro Netherlands: between uncertainty and promise Van Loon Esther Capturing reflective users in quality improvement instruments in elderly care
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Selberg Scott Fischer Thomas
Visual culture of Alzheimer's disease Genealogies of care AAL technology: striking a balance between technology push and user pull
Discussion: Harro van Lente
Sept 4th 11.00-13.00 (Faculty of Sociology Room 16) Session 6: Emerging dynamics (Chair: A. Peine)
Maniatopoulos Gregory, McLoughlin Ian, Wilson Rob, Martin Mike Hyysalo Sampsa Jaeger Birgit Images of health and ageing: constructing the sociomateriality of technological innovation in e-healthcare Health technology development and use: from practice bound imaginations to evolving impacts Introducing new technologies in health care. Assessing the organizational consequences of ICD-treatment
Round table: Alexander Peine, Birgit Jaeger, Alex Faulkner, Ellen Moors.
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THE NEW POLITICS OF RISK: THE PERFORMING OF REGULATION IN A COMPARATIVE PERSPECTIVE

Convenors: David Demortain (London School of Economics, UK) Brian MacGillivray (Cambridge University, UK) Erika Mansnerus (Cambridge University, UK)
Sept 2nd 13.30-15.30 (Faculty of Law Room 7) Session 1: Risk governance (Chair: David Demortain)
Pierre-Benoit Joly John Abraham, Courtney Davis Wouter Boon, Ellen Moors, Albert Meijer Erika Mansnerus Uncertainty and standards of proof: comparative and transnational analysis of risk governance Comparative analysis of risk management strategies in EU and US pharmaceutical regulation (1995-2010) Governing ex-post drug risk surveillance: linking different epistemic cultures Governance of public health risks through vaccinations
Sept 2nd 16.00-18.00 (Faculty of Law Room 7) Session 2: Risk and risk assessment in social context (Chair: David Demortain)
Marc Barbier, Francois Dedieu Amy Donovan Anders Kristian Munk Costanza Rampini Noisy summer: the sciences of pesticides risk assessment and the fragmentation of objectivity Expertise in crisis: the role of volcanologists in framing policy advice on Montserrat A way of doing other things: flood risk as even Climate change mitigation in the Himalayas: IPCC expertise and science policy
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Lucia Fernandes
Toxic culture: when, how, why and where we are going?
Sept 3rd 09.00-11.00 (Faculty of Law Room 7) Session 3: Political heuristics and epistemologies (Chair: Erika Mansnerus)
Jim Dratwa In what (other) world do we want to live together? Proof, precaution, participation: from political epistemologies to experimentations of the State The genericness of risk: exploring the trans-domain applications of risk assessment Heuristics and precautionary risk regulation Different levels of uncertainty in carbon capture and storage technologies
David Demortain Brian McGillivray Hauke Riesch, David Reiner
Sept 3rd 14.00-16.00 (Faculty of Law Room 7) Session 4.1: Infrastructures of risk (Chair: Brian MacGillivray)
Richard Milne Antti Silvast Renata Motta Calculating the consumer: ignorance and expiration in food risk management Infrastructure technologies and risk: the case of electricity supply and energy market control rooms Different logics, different timing: the struggles between politics, economy and science in the risk regulation of gmos
Session 4.2: Risk ethics (Chair: Brian MacGillivray)

Sabine Roeser Isabel Margarida Mendes, Ana Raquel Matos, Susana Costa Emotions, ethics and risk politics Dangerous bodies, bodies in danger or questioning how (de)humanized birth can be: an analysis of the relation between expert and lay knowledge in Portuguese birth politics
Raquel Rego, Ana Delicado, Evaluating the effectiveness of the ethical role of scientific Cristina Conceio, Cristiana societies: preliminary data on a current empirical research Bastos, Ins Pereira
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PRACTICING PUBLIC ENGAGEMENT IN CONTROVERSIAL SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY

Convenors: Nik Brown (University of York, UK) Edna Einsiedel (University of Calgary, Canada) Erich Griessler (Institute for Advanced Studies, Vienna, Austria) Susanne Lundin (University of Lund, Sweden)
Sept 2nd 13.30-15.30 (Faculty of Sociology Room ARCH) Session 1: Embracing controversy: social movements
Edna Einsiedel, Mavis Jones, Accounting for cultures and political contexts in the Meaghan Brierley, Erich Griessler, governance of controversial technologies Anna Pichelstorfer Marta Kirejczyk We want medicine, not ideology. Public engagement with controversial technology in a new EU country: the case of in vitro fertilisation in Poland If citizens have a voice, why insisting on deafness? Protest movements analysis as an attempt to broaden the concept of participation Protest movements, citizen participation and (un-) responsive states: the case of the anti-biotech movement in four European countries What is public engagement with human genetics and what is it for? Differentiating between policy practice and social movement
Ana Raquel Matos
Franz Seifert
Alexandra Jane Plows
Sept 2nd 16.00-18.00 (Faculty of Sociology Room ARCH) Session 2: Embracing controversy II: practices & questioning practices
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Aivita Putnina Fern Wickson, Ana Delgado, Kamilla Lein Kjlberg Patricia Campbell Christine Katz Leane Mire, Orla O'Donovan, Etaoine Howlett
Breaking through the deafness and muteness: practicing xenotransplantation in Latvia Why public engagement is a problem not a solution Democratizing technology: is participatory assessment the answer to STS agnosticism? Intercultural participation? How to consider ethnicity in public engagement HIQA and the promise of participatory health technology assessment in Ireland
Sept 3rd 09.00-11.00 (Faculty of Sociology Room ARCH) Session 3: Government, citizen participation & assessment
Peter Biegelbauer, Janus Hansen Erich Griessler Democracy theory and citizen participation Practice means, it is the customary procedure: political practices and the introduction of (participatory) technology assessment in Austria Paradoxes of lay participation in technology controversies Practising or to be the object of a practice? Citizens engagement in controversial technoscience between structured arenas and citizens committee How participatory is your participation? ICT, eparticipation and opportunities for PTA
Alexander Bogner Roberto Cibin
Federica Amistani, Gaetano Borrelli
Sept 3rd 14.00-16.00 (Faculty of Sociology Room ARCH) Session 4: Publics I: Envisioning the public
Janus Hansen, Agnes Allansdottir, Assessing the impacts of ptas Exploring new roads in Anne Loeber, Wytske Versteeg comparative analysis Kristofer Hansson, Susanne Lundin Wytske Versteeg, Anne Loeber Alan Petersen, Kate Seear Susanne Giesecke Getting a voice: public inclusion and exclusion practices around science and technology Constructing bodies, publics and consensus: the making of normality in the Dutch xenotransplantation debate Engaging publics about nanotechnologies: exploring the views of scientists, policymakers and regulators Foresight as a tool for public engagement in controversial science and technology development?
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Sept 3rd 16.30-18.30 (Faculty of Sociology Room ARCH) Session 5: Publics II: Technologies underway & public identity
Agnes Allansdottir, Jrgen Hampel Public views on regenerative medicine in Europe Sian Beynon-Jones, Nik Brown Time, timing and narrative at the interface between science, policy and citizenship A xenotransplantation case study Managing radioactive wastes in modern societies A comparative perspective Exploring controversial sociotechnical futures in a nonparticipatory culture: how citizens engage with nanotechnology in Austria New topologies of the public: science, technology and political subjectivity
Sophie Kuppler, Peter Hocke Claudia Schwarz, Ulrike Felt, Simone Schumann, Michael Strassnig Bronislaw Szerszynski, Linda Soneryd
Sept 4th 11.00-13.00 (Faculty of Sociology Room ARCH) Session 6: Positioning voices: alternative means and alternative publics
Bernadette Longo Using interdisciplinary and intercultural communication to accommodate social dynamics in technology development New interaction initiatives, old patterns of positioning and argumentation Imagining complexity: the intentional co-option of controversy in science and technology (Re-)discovering publics and socio-technical imaginaries Instructions for being unhappy with PTA The impact on PTA of Austrian technology policy experts conceptualisation of the public Can collaborative researches be ecologies of knowledge and practices?
Lotte Krabbenborg Richard Watermeyer Kristrn Gunnarsdttir Helge Torgersen, Alexander Degelsegger Daniel Neves da Costa, Joo Arriscado Nunes
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PRACTICING RESPONSABILITIES
Convenors: Cristina Grasseni (University of Bergamo, Italy) Luca Guzzetti (University of Genoa, Italy) Giuseppe Pellegrini (University of Padua, Italy) Sept 3rd 09.00-11.00 (Faculty of Law Room 3) Session 1 (Chair: Cristina Grasseni; Discussant: Luca Guzzetti)
Maximilian Fochler Responsible innovation? Innovation policy and its tacit governance effects on the societal responsiveness of researchers in the life sciences Innovation, social practises and tailor made technologies Discussing the role of scientific associations in policy and governance To screen or not to screen? Reordering disease through the practice of prostate specific antigen screening Citizens and experts debating on climate change issues
Guido Nicolosi Ana Delicado, Cristina Palma Conceio, Ins Pereira, Raquel Rego Ingrid Metzler
Giuseppe Pellegrini
Sept 3rd 14.00-16.00 (Faculty of Sociology Room R3) Session 2 (Chair: Luca Guzzetti; Discussant: Giuseppe Pellegrini)
Migle Laukyte Karoliina Snell Sveva Avveduto, Lucio Pisacane Governance of technoscientific innovation: legal approach Conceptions of responsibility in biotechnology governance The quiet revolution of an innovation in East Africa.
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Practicing responsibilities in transferring technology and scientific research to small scale farmers Ewa Binczyk Cristina Grasseni Responsible monitoring of technoscience: political postulates of governing the collectives expansion Food, science and the challenges of innovation
Sept 3rd 16.30-18.30 (Faculty of Sociology Room R3) Session 3 (Chair: Giuseppe Pellegrini; Discussant: Cristina Grasseni)
Matteo Ferrari Risk perception, culture, and legal change. A comparative study on food safety in the wake of the mad cow crisis Why is it difficult to find a common research and dev. policy at EU level?
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NEW DEVELOPMENTS IN SURVEILLANCE PRACTICES AND TECHNOLOGIES

Convenors: Kevin D. Haggerty (Dept. of Sociology, University of Alberta) Andrea Mubi Brighenti (Dept. of Sociology, University of Trento) Sept 2nd 13.30-15.30 (Faculty of Sociology Room 6)
Daniel Neyland, Inga Kroener Andrea Pavoni Rocco Bellanova, Paul De Hert Rosamunde van Brakel Daniel Lpez, Toms SnchezCriado Invasions of publicity Atmospheres of exception: techno-securitisation, safety and fear in London buses Banal surveillance? Variations on the theme of the banalisation of surveillance The role of resistance relations in the (re)emergence of pre-emptive surveillance From telecare to ambient assisted livings: the securitization of care spaces
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SURVEILLANCE IN SOCIETY
Convenors: Anders Albrechtslund (Aalborg University, Denmark) Kees Boersma (Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam, the Netherlands) Christian Fuchs (University of Salzburg, Austria) Peter Lauritsen (University of Aarhus, Denmark)

Marisol Sandoval Matthias Schafranek Manuela Farinosi Christopher Gad, Lone Koefoed Hansen Michael Krause A critical empirical case study of consumer surveillance on web 2.0 The art of rent in web 2.0 surveillance business Toward horizontal control: user generated content and private sphere in the web 2.0 environments Resistance is fertile On art and oligoptics The other side of the surveillance society: media competition and the quest for increasing liveness as key ynamics behind the culture of control

Sara Degli Esposti, Vincenzo Pavone Finn Brunton, Helen Nissenbaum Dahl Johanne Yttri Public assessment of new security technologies: beyond the trade-off between privacy and security Vernacular resistance to data collection and surveillance: a political theory of obfuscation DNA the Nor-way: black boxing the evidence and
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monopolizing the key Christian Fuchs Critique of the political economy of web 2.0 surveillance

Francesco Botto, Chiara Leonardi, Balancing protection and autonomy in the design of an Luca Sabatucci, Angelo Susi, intelligent environment to support nursing homeMassimo Zancanaro caregivers Jrgen Tietze Peter Lutz Gary T. Marx, Valerie Steeves Thomas Lemke Performing surveillance in Danish health care From visible to invisible: body surveillance in aging home care From the beginning: children as subjects and agents of surveillance Biology and citizenship: DNA testing for family reunification as a technology of surveillance
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ENERGY USE IN EVERYDAY LIFE. COMBINING SUSTAINABLE TECHNOLOGY AND PRACTICES

Convenors: Kajsa Ellegrd (Linkping University, Sweden) Jenny Palm (Linkping University, Sweden) Helen Gansmo (Norwegian University of Science and Technology)

Kirsten Gram-Hanssen Julia Backhaus, Sylvia Breukers, Ruth Mourik, Agris Kamenders Kajsa Ellegrd Inger Lindstedt, Karin Mrdsj Blume Tom Hargreaves, Michael Nye, Jacquelin Burgess Kristina Karlsson Websites as a tool towards a low carbon everyday life? Here are tools Now go and build an energy-efficient house! Or: why tools work better when their use is learned in interaction Energy use derived from individuals performing everyday activities Understanding energy A matter of communication Understanding how householders interact with feedback from smart energy monitors Opening the black box of the household Communication about energy consuming devices and activities in households

Anja Christanell, Markus Spitzer Poverty and its impact on everyday life routines of energy consumption A case study of vulnerable
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households in Vienna, Austria Gordon Walker, Rosie Day, Noel Cass Rosie Day Under-consuming energy? Conceptualizing energy vulnerability in everyday life Winter warmth: everyday heating practices and conventions of older households in England
Ursula Offenberger, Julia Nentwich Interwined practices of gender and technology: the case of home heating Iana Vassileva, Fredrik Wallin, Erik The relation between consumption of electricity and hot Dahlquist, Peter Roots water and different consumer variables

sne Godbolt Karin Mrdsj Blume, Inger Lindstedt Victoria van der Land, Immanuel Stie Helena Karresand Jenny Palm Climate, costs and consciousness Convincing the energy users A challenge for the energy companies Less energy More comfort? Technology as motive and barrier towards energy efficient refurbishment Sustainable housing = good housing? Living in a passive house How comfortable is that? A comparison of tenants living in passive houses and tenants living in district heated houses

Marit Toftaker Helen Jsok Gansmo Mats Bladh Justine Cooper Driving electric vehicles at work: establishing EV usabilitiy? Brset A carbon neutral settlement in the making Long-term energy use in Sweden, actual and counterfactual Energy use in everyday life Results of an owner occupier survey
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PRACTICES AND THE ENVIRONMENT: PERFORMING SUSTAINABILITY AND DOING STS

Convenors: Ruth Rettie (Kingston University, UK) Kevin Burchell (Kingston University, UK) Eleonore Pauwels (Woodrow Wilson International Center for Scholars, UK)
Sept 2nd 13.30-15.30 (Faculty of Sociology Room 8) Session 1: Theorizing sustainability practices (Chair: Ruth Rettie)
Ruth Rettie Sarah Hards Gert Goeminne Till Westermayer Tom Hargreaves CHARM: The social norm approach' from a practice perspective Turning over a new leaf: a practice-based approach to sustainability on the personal and social scales Designing a practice is also a practice. The ultimate political lesson of STS The difficulty of using a mobile phone in a sustainable way Can practice make behaviour change perfect? Using social practice theory to interrogate and improve proenvironmental behaviour change interventions
Sept 2nd 16.00-18.00 (Faculty of Sociology Room 8) Session 2: Institutions, collaboration and innovation (Chair: Eleonore Pauwels)
Judith Igelsbck, Ulrike Felt, Wanted! Research partner with problem Andrea Schikowitz, Thomas Vlker Transdisciplinary research between normative imaginations and practical realisation Henny van der Windt, Jac Swart Sharing knowledge procedures to overcome diverging
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sustainability perspectives? Gerald Beck, Cordula Kropp Eleonore Pauwels Padraig Murphy Anup Sam Ninan Improving the design of open innovation processes with some help of STS Institutionalising human practices in sustainable energy research: a new venture for STS? Constructing practices in imaginary futures Sustainability as a localised performance: the production of carbon credits in a developing country site
Sept 3rd 09.00-11.00 (Faculty of Sociology Room 8) Session 3: Sustainability practices: communities, citizens and the 3rd sector (Chair: Kevin Burchell)
Anna Schreuer Practising environmental citizenship in the context of energy-related community projects: an exploration of relevant institutional and personal resources Between the state and the individual: the role of 3rd sector organisations in shaping sustainability practices Low carbon learning and behaviour change: integrating practice theory, the social norm approach and community action Final flourish or green shoots? Reflections on signs of sustainable consumption in communities From disaster zone to sustainability showcase: the "greening" of New Orleans neighborhood
Sonia Liff Kevin Burchell, Ruth Rettie
Lucie Middlemiss Barbara Allen
Sept 3rd 14.00-16.00 (Faculty of Sociology Room 8) Session 4: Spaces and place dimensions (Chair: Clara Lamireau)
Russell Hitchings Dani Abi-Ghanem, Chris Hewson Clara Lamireau Lioudmila Vlasova Indoor addiction and ways of making more sustainable offices Energy practices and the workplace environment: the social technologies of retrofitting Performing environmental data: public space and citizen skill Framing sustainability in the context of renovation of single family detached house: sustainable technology or sustainable users? Lighting and entertaining at home. From energy efficiency to energy-consuming and energy-saving
Isabelle Garabuau-Moussaoui, Tommy Ose, Shane Fudge
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practices. Comparison between France, UK and Norway
Sept 3rd 16.30-18.30 (Faculty of Sociology Room 8) Session 5: Sustainability and practices: case studies (Chair: Inge Ropke)
Vivek Mathur Technologies for sustainability, practices and power: water technology and social dynamics in a village in India Reconfiguring the flushing toilet: a case study of environmentally aware citizens in the lower Lea river basin, London New practices and emerging routines in local food niches. The case of food teams Dialectical designs: stability and instability in hair care routines Co-evolution of everyday life and ICT Environmental implications The practice of sustainability: dont call it sustainable! The generation of electricity in Germany
Tse-Hui Teh, Sarah Bell
Maarten Crivits, Erik Paredis Sabine Hielscher, Tom Fisher Inge Ropke, Toke Haunstrup Christensen Gerhard Fuchs
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SYSTEM INNOVATIONS AND TRANSITIONS TO SUSTAINABILITY

Convenors: Jochen Markard (Federal Institute of Aquatic Science and Technology, Switzerland) Rob Raven (Eindhoven University of Technology, The Netherlands) Jacco Farla (Utrecht University, The Netherlands) Lars Coenen (Lund University, Sweden)
Sept 2nd 13.30-15.30 (Faculty of Law Room C) Session 1: Theoretical perspectives on transitions (Chair: Lars Coenen)
Frank Geels Jonathan Khler Ontologies, socio-technical transitions (to sustainability), and the multi-level perspective Connecting neo-schumpeterian theory and transition theory: the next Kondratiev wave and sustainability transitions Rainwater harvesting in the UK: socio-technical theory and practice Identifying and unravelling persistent problems A network perspective on sociotechnical transitions: the print-on-paper sociotechnical system
Sarah Ward, Stewart Barr, David Butler, Ali Memon Fayyiz Tjerk Schuitmaker Athena Piterou, Fred Steward
Sept 2nd 16.00-18.00 (Faculty of Law Room C) Session 2: Micro-level foundations (Chair: Jacco Farla)
Bruno Turnheim The destabilisation of existing regimes in socio-technical transitions: a multi-dimensional framework and case study of the British coal industry (1913-1970) Exploring the eco-innovation journey in a firm from the uk food processing context
Per-Anders Langendahl, Matthew Cook, Stephen Potter
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Exploring the micro level of technological innovation systems: expectations as a key to understanding actor strategies in the field of green vehicles From alternative to advanced: changed visions of designing sustainable technologies Creating collective resources in emerging technological fields: the case of stationary fuel cells Credible expectations The US department of energys hydrogen program role as enactor and selector of hydrogen technologies
Knut Srensen Jrg Musiolik, Jochen Markard Sjoerd Bakker, Harro van Lente
Sept 3rd 09.00-11.00 (Faculty of Law Room C) Session 3: Contextual and institutional embedding (Chair: Jochen Markard)
Simona Negro, Marko Hekkert Emma van Sandick Seven typical system failures that hamper the diffusion of sustainable energy technologies Scaling up or embedding niche innovation? Transition experiments, policy environments and institutional context A systems approach to transition dynamics: providing a foundation for legitimizing goal-oriented policy strategies How to manage organizational innovation towards sustainability: team up the Strategic Niche Management (SNM) with the institutional and boundary theory Does backcasting lead to system innovations? From vision to niche in the case of meat alternatives and novel protein foods A new socio-technical scenario method applied to plug-in hybrid electric vehicles in the Netherlands
Mattias Weber, Harald Rohracher Vanja Karadzic
Jaco Quist
Peter van Kouwen, Jacco Farla, Jaco Quist
Sept 3rd 14.00-16.00 (Faculty of Law Room C) Session 4: Politics and power (Chair: Rob Raven)
Adrian Smith, Rob Raven Caetano Penna What is protective space? Towards a politics of niche development in sustainability transitions The role of societal pressures in transitions: the issue of air pollution and the American automobile industry (1943-1985) Transformative RTI policy A difficult transition. The case of production consumption 2.0
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Transition management and its influence on existing policy arrangements: explaining the dynamics of policy change Understanding the role of civil society in energy transitions Governance of and by expectations
Harald Rohracher Kornelia Konrad
Sept 3rd 16.30-18.30 (Faculty of Law Room C) Session 5: Geography of transitions (Chair: Lars Coenen)
Roald Suurs, Linda Kamp Matthew Cook Exploring the rise of motors of innovation in Danish and Dutch wind power innovation systems Critical reflections on the performativity of transition frameworks in the making and remaking of places experienced as urban Managing transition towards energy efficient housing at the local level A political study perspective for better understanding of the location of the political in system innovation Sustainable transition as social change Experimenting for sustainability in Asia
Maj-Britt Quitzau Claus Seibt Sren Kerndrup Rob Raven
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TOWARDS ZERO EMISSION BUILDINGS, SETTLEMENTS AND CITIES

Convenors: Susanne Balslev Nielsen (Technical University of Denmark) Thomas Berker (Norwegian University of Science and Technology)
Sept 2nd 16.00-18.00 (Faculty of Sociology Room 6)

Susanne Balslev Nielsen Translating sustainable development to the domain of a local public authority reflections on the use of indicators for sustainable urban development The disconnect between mobility-as-plan and mobilityas-practice User participation in future carbon-neutral settlements Net zero energy solar buildings at high latitudes: the mismatch issue Towards a sustainable energy system in Stockholm A study of the regional planning of the district heating system between 1978 and 2010 Resources and built form. One focus Different approaches Zero emission living Architectural strategies
Thomas Buhler Erica Lfstrm Joakim Widn, Ewa Wckelgrd Dick Magnusson
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PRACTICES ON THE MOVE: DYNAMICS, CIRCULATION AND DIFFUSION

Convenors: Allison Hui (Lancaster University, UK) Elizabeth Shove (Lancaster University, UK) Nicola Spurling (Lancaster University, UK)

Allison Hui Katia Ambrosino, Giuseppe Abbatino Larissa Schindler Niklas Woermann Susan Boonman-Berson, Esther Turnhout But how did the elements get here? The affect of technologies of circulation on practices The evaluation society? The translation of the evaluation conceptual category Modern martial arts: on a practice that has moved in space, time and culture Situated in systems? On the dissemination of bodily practices of a lifestyle sport Invasiveness: the construction of a category and its impact for wildlife management practices

Severine van Bommel, Esther Turnhout, Sietze Vellema, Ragna Zeiss Tine Damsholt Maarten van der Kamp Travelling standards: enactment, friction and alignment in the case of the Forest Stewardship Council certification scheme Doing citizenship - Ritual practices on the move Enacting standards in organic agriculture: an account of
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a distributed element of practice Elizabeth Shove, Sam Brown, Gordon Walker Davide Nicolini, Jeanne Mengis, Justin Waring, David Meacham Tracking 22 degrees C: characterising the multiple geographies of sociotechnical regimes Packages, translations and anxiety. Notes on the global travel of ideas in the field of patient safety

Juliane Jarke Morgan Meyer Nicola Spurling Travelling practices: how boundary objects account for situated practices in virtual communities of practice A geography of knowledge brokering Studying individuals and institutions:aAcademic careers, universities and everyday practice in processes of change The evolving practices of bicycle commuting Where water disappears: methodologies for moving beyond household water demand as resource abstraction, behaviours and economics The supply side of ART: translating free drugs into a therapeutic option in Uganda
Mikko Jalas Alison Browne, Elizabeth Shove
Sung-Joon Park
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SCIENCE, TECHNOLOGY AND THE NORTH/SOUTH DIVIDE

Convenors: Christine Richter (International Institute for Geo-Information Science and Earth Observation, The Netherlands) Raoni Rajo (Lancaster University, UK) Joana Rocha Dias (University of Coimbra, Portugal) Gianluca Miscione (International Institute for Geo-Information Science and Earth Observation, The Netherlands) Esha Shah (University of Maastricht, The Netherlands) Harro Maat (Wageningen University, The Netherlands) Rob Hagendijk (University of Amsterdam, The Netherlands) Yola Georgiadou (International Institute for Geo-Information Science and Earth Observation in Enschede, The Netherlands)
Sept 2nd 13.30-15.30 (Faculty of Law Room 4) Session 1: Health and medicine
Branwyn Poleykett Janice Graham Shashank Shekhar Tiwari Eunjeong Ma Rafaela Francisconi Gutierrez, Maria Zanin Oriana Rainho-Bras Unnatural histories: care, regulation and experimentation in Dakar Developing vaccines for sub-Saharan Africa The emergence of stem cell science in India: a twist from periphery to centre? Ngos and the global circulation of bio-innovative drugs Technology and waste pickers cooperatives in Brazil: an approach under construction DOTS implementation for tuberculosis control in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil: how a global strategy is turned into local practices
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Sept 2nd 16.00-18.00 (Faculty of Law Room 4) Session 2: ICT and network society
Mara Benadusi Performing community-oriented technologies after catastrophe. The case of Sri Lanka
Ricardo B. Duque, Wesley Shrum, Mobile phones, core network expansion, and political Paul Nyaga Mbatia, Antony violence in Kenya Palackal, Dan-Bright S. Dzorgbo, Marcus Antonius Ynalvez Lucas Rajao Raoni Guerra Roohollah Honarvar Jess Bier The digital jungle: satellite-based remote sensing and the formation of the Amazonia's environmental policy Of rusticity in the information society Technology in context: the influence of urban space on the GIS cartography of the 1995 Israeli state census
Sept 3rd 09.00-11.00 (Faculty of Law Room 4) Session 3: Theory and history of development and multipolarity
Salla Sariola The South is not a place: rethinking the North-South divide through an ethnography of clinical trials in Sri Lanka The notion of technology within development studies A request for a new theoretical framework Europe and sub-Saharan Africa in the future multipolar world: techno-science and development cooperation History and philosophy of UN debates on science and technology for development in global South A tale of two technologies: protocols and participatory democracy in a North-South product development partnership Theoretical reflections on capacity building as vehicle for knowledge transfer in development cooperation, drawing on the observation of water development projects
Pia Otte Rob Hagendijk Esha Shah Catherine Montgomery
Jan Cherlet
Sept 3rd 14.00-16.00 (Faculty of Law Room 4) Session 4: Agrarian change

Sally Brooks International crop research as a global public good?
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Filipa Dias Joana Andreas Mitzschke Diana Akullo Sam Smiley, Amanda Gill, Bebe Beard, Vivian Poey
Traditional knowledge regulation mechanisms: learning from the global South Social learning & open innovation: a socio-technical study of the system of rice intensification STS and the public private partnership: a case of agricultural innovation in Uganda Intransit V.6: Scientific American/La America cientfica
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OPEN TRACK
Sept 2nd 13.30-15.30 (Faculty of Sociology Room 20) Session 1: Research productivity in social sciences (chair: Katarina Prpi)
Dirk Postma Katarina Prpi, Nikola Petrovi Gunnar Sivertsen Franc Mali Luisa Oliveira, Helena Carvalho Rob Procter, Williams Robin, Stewart James, Meik Poschen, Helene Snee, Alex Voss, Marzieh Asgari-Targhi Critique as sociomaterial performance The types, dynamics and predictors of social scientists publication productivity: Croatian empirical studies Trends and patterns of social scientists publication productivity: Norwegian empirical studies National science evaluation systems and the productivity criteria in social sciences Patterns of science development and social sciences productivity Adoption and use of web 2.0 in scholarly communications
Sept 2nd 16.00-18.00 (Faculty of Sociology Room 20) Session 2: Embodying medicine and genetics (Chair: Attila Bruni)
Tobias Samuelsson Tineke Broer Sven Widmalm Ute Kalender Janice McLaughlin, Emma Clavering We used to give care with the gas pedal Time, care and telemedicine in the ambulance service The role of power/knowledge in health care improvement practices Biochemistry at the crossroads: science, technology, and policy at Arne Tiselius laboratory around 1960 Notions of gender in current epigenetics Visualising genetics: modes of diagnosis and interpretation in the troubling body within paediatric genetics
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Carmen Romero Bachiller, Silvia Garca Dauder
On the performative effects and political habilitations of a medical category: Disorders of Sex Development (DSD) versus intersexuality controversy
Sept 3rd 14.00-16.00 (Faculty of Sociology Room 14) Session 3: Performing biopolitics (Chair: Claudio Coletta)
Xenia Kokoula Dean A. Murphy Keelie Murdock Allyson Caseley Clemens Driessen, Marc Bracke, Marinka Copier Franziska Hasselmann Cyborg Identities and the facsimile: body and machine in tomorrows eve The viral economy of HIV Biosecurity: the significance of intersubjectivity Performing weight: reading the doing of body-making as weighting-up and weighting-down processes Designing a computer game for pigs, to create a playful interface between animals, science and ethics De-scaling by words in power assemblages
Sept 3rd 16.30-18.30 (Faculty of Sociology Room 14) Session 4: Technoscientific practices and pop culture (Chair: Claudio Coletta)
Elisabeth Rommes Yoshinaka Yutaka Pedro dos Santos Boia Antnio Costa Valente, Cludia Ferreira Elgaard Jensen Torben Need or nerds: S&T images in the Dutch media from 1990-2008 Intermediaries and the framing of use-practices in design-use relations STS contribution for music sociology: theoretical reflections based on a case study From techno scientific practices to the new space of art in movies subtitling The new user?
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REGISTERED AUTHORS INDEX Aberton Abi Ghanem Abraham Afeltowicz Aggeri Agodi Ahrweiler Aichholzer Akullo Albrechtslund Allen Allhutter m m Amistani Andersen Andersen Anderson Antonijevic Arbiszewski Arminen Arnaldi Arribas Arruda Leal Ferreira Asheim Ashmore Ashveen Ask Aspria Audtat Avveduto Ayres Helen Dana John ukasz Franck Maria Carmela Petra Georg Diana Anders Barbara Doris Heidrun Trond Federica Tariq Michael Alison Smiljana Krzysztof Ilkka Simone Michael Arthur Bjorn Lisa Peerbaye Kristine Marcello Marc Sveva Richard University of Melbourne Imperial College Business School University of Sussex University Nikolaus Kopernikus ENSMP University Federico II Napoli University College Dublin OAW ITA Asareca Aarhus University Virginia Tech University of Vienna NTNU University of Udine University of Copenhagen University of Copenhagen University of Plymouth VKS/KNAW Uniwersytet Mikolaja Kopernika University of Helsinki University of Padua Cardiff University UFRJ Lund University Lancaster University Universit Paris-Est (Latts) Norwegian University of Science And Technology Erasmus University Rotterdam aspria@bmg.eur.nl University of Lausanne CNR marc.audetat@unil.ch sveva.avveduto@cnr.it ilkka.arminen@helsinki.fi simonearnaldi@gmail.com arribas-ayllonm@cf.ac.uk arleal@superig.com.br Bjorn.Asheim@circle.lu.se lisaaashmore@lancaster.ac.uk ashveen.peerbaye@univ-paris-est.fr haberton@pgrad.unimelb.edu.au daghanem@gmail.com J.W.Abraham@sussex.ac.uk afeltovicz@wp.pl franck.aggeri@mines-paristech.fr agodi@unina.it petra.ahrweiler@ucd.ie aich@oeaw.ac.at d.oyena@asareca.org alb@hum.au.dk ballen@vt.edu heidrun.am@univie.ac.at trondenator@gmail.com vavul_82@hotmail.com tariq@diku.dk svendeorama@gmail.com steve.knight@plymouth.ac.uk anto0082@umn.edu
Austrian Academy of Sciences doris.allhutter@oeaw.ac.at
Peninsula College of Medicine richardgayres@googlemail.com
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and Dentistry Backhaus Badura-Lotter Bakker Balka Balslev Nielsen Balslev Nielsen Balmer Barbier Barradas Baus Beck Beljean Bell Bellanova Belli Beltrame Berg Berger Berker Berner Beyaert Biegelbauer Bieling Bier Binczyk Binder Biniok Birrer Bitsch Olsen Bjrgvinsson Blaakilde Julia Gisela Sjoerd Ellen Camilla Susanne Andrew Marc Carlos Daniela Gerald Stefan Sarah Rocco Simone Lorenzo Anne-Jorunn Wilhelm Thomas Boel Anne-Geslin Peter Tom Jess Ewa Thomas Peter Frans A. J. Poul Erling Energy Research Centre of The Netherlands Ulm University Utrecht University Simon Fraser University Aarhus University DTU Management University of Sheffield INRA Centre For Social Studies Lucerne University MPS Munich University of Konstanz UCL LSTS-VUB & CReSPo-FUSL Universitat Autonoma De Barcelona Istituto Italiano di Scienze Umane Bod University College Universitat Klagenfurt Center For Technology And Society, NTNU Tema Institute Universit de Limoges University of York T-Labs University of Maastricht Danish Design School University of Lucerne Leiden University Roskilde University Malm University backhaus@ecn.nl giesla.badura@uni-ulm.de s.bakker@geo.uu.nl ellenb@sfu.ca CBN@dpu.dk sbni@man.dtu.dk a.balmer@sheffield.ac.uk barbier@grignon.inra.fr barradascarlos@gmail.com daniela.baus@unilu.ch gerald.beck@sozialforschung.org Stefan.Beljean@uni-konstanz.de s.bell@ucl.ac.uk rocco.bellanova@vub.ac.be simone.belli@uab.es lorenzo.beltrame@sumitalia.it anne-jorunn.berg@hibo.no wilhelm.berger@uni-klu.ac.at berker@eml.cc boel.berner@liu.se anne.geslin@unilim.fr sbj501@york.ac.uk tom.bieling@telekom.de j.bier@maastrichtuniversity.nl tbi@dkds.dk p_biniok@yahoo.de birrer@liacs.nl pbo@ruc.dk erling.bjorgvinsson@mah.se al@blaakildes.net
Beynon-Jones Sian
Institute For Advanced Studies beagle@ihs.ac.at
Nicolas Copernicus University Ewa.Binczyk@umk.pl
Anne Leonora University of Copenhagen
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Blasi Boebel Boenink Bge Bogner Bnnelycke Boon Bschen Bossen Brand Brandimarte Bras BraunThuermann Bredies Brierley Brighenti Bristow Broer Brooker Brooks Browne Bruce Bruder Brueninghaus Bruni Brunton Bruzzone Bucchi Buch Buch Budde Bulpin Burchell
Brigida Chris Marianne Ask Risom Alexander Julie Wouter Stefan Claus Ralf Renata Oriana Holger Katharina Meaghan Andrea Alexandra Tineke Phillip Sally Alison Ann Johannes Anne Attila Finn Silvia Massimiano Anders Tasha Bjoern Kate Kevin
University Rome2 (Tor Vergata) MIT University of Twente Aarhus University OAW ITA University of Copenhagen Utrecht University
brigidablasi@gmail.com cboebel@mit.edu m.boenink@utwente.nl ask.risom.boege@post.au.dk abogner@oeaw.ac.at julieboe1@m8.stud.ku.dk w.boon@geo.uu.nl stefan.boeschen@phil.uniaugsburg.de
Aarhus University The University of Manchester
imvcb@hum.au.dk info@ralfbrand.com
University of Bari, University of r_brandimarte@yahoo.it Basilicata University of Coimbra Hamburg University Deutsche Telekom Laboratories University of Calgary University of Trento University of Surrey University of Manchester University of Sussex Lancaster University University of Edinburgh University of Basel University of Hamburg University of Trento New York University CURAPP/CNRS University of Trento Technical University of Denmark Aarhus University Austrian Institute of Technology University of Sheffield Kingston University oriana.rainho@gmail.com holger.braun-thuermann@unihamburg.de katharina.bredies@telekom.de meaghan.brierley@utoronto.ca andrea.brighenti@soc.unitn.it alexandra.m.bristow@gmail.com phillipbrooker@hotmail.com s.brooks2@ids.ac.uk a.browne@lancaster.ac.uk Ann.Bruce@ed.ac.uk johannes.bruder@unibas.ch annebrueninghaus@gmx.net attila.bruni@soc.unitn.it finnbr@gmail.com Bruzzone.silvia@gmail.com massimiano.bucchi@unitn.it abu@ida.dk tabu@dpu.dk bjoern.budde@ait.ac.at sop09kjb@shef.ac.uk k.burchell@kingston.ac.uk
Erasmus University Rotterdam broer@bmg.eur.nl
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Brgi Busch Cabitza Calvert Campagnolo Campbell Canavas Carusi Casey Ceulemans Chekar Cherlet Chishtie Chow Christanell Christensen Christiansen Chronaki Cibin Clausen Cloyd Cockerton Coelho Coenen Coletta Compagna Conci Cook Cooper Cornip Costa Costa
Birgit R. Lawrence Federico Jane Gian Marco Patricia Constantin Annamaria Sarah Carlijne Choon Key Jan Farrukh Rosan Anja Toke H. Karin Anna Roberto Christian Tristan Caitlin Dulce Lars Claudio Diego Mario Matthew Justine Lucas Daniel Susana
University of Cambridge Lancaster University Universit Milano-Bicocca University of Edinburgh University of Trento Calgary University, Canada
bb367@cam.ac.uk l.busch@lancaster.ac.uk federico.cabitza@svana.com jane.calvert@ed.ac.uk gianmarco.campagnolo@gmail.com trish.campbell@rdc.ab.ca
Hamburg University of Applied costas.canavas@ls.haw-hamburg.de Sciences University of Oxford Lancaster University Antwerpen University CESAGEN University of Bologna University of Western Ontario Deutsche Telekom Laboratories Austrian Institute For Sustainable Development Danish Building Research Institute Aarhus University University of Thessaly University of Padua Technical University of Denmark Virginia Tech London School of Economics Instituto Politcnico de Setbal Lund University University of Trento University of Duisburg-Essen FBK The Open University University of Greenwich University of York, Maastricht University Centre For Social Studies Centre For Social Studies annamaria.carusi@oerc.ox.ac.uk s.casey1@lancaster.ac.uk carlijne.ceulemans@ua.ac.be teamo95@yahoo.com jan.cherlet@unibo.it farrukh.chishtie@hotmail.com rosan.chow@telekom.de anja.christanell@oin.at thc@sbi.dk filkc@hum.au.dk chronaki@uth.gr roberto.cibin@unipd.it cc@man.dtu.dk tcloyd@vt.edu c.cockerton@lse.ac.uk dulce.matos@esce.ips.pt lars.coenen@circle.lu.se claudio.coletta@gmail.com diego.compagna@uni-duisburgessen.de mconci@fbk.eu Matthew.Cook@open.ac.uk justine.cooper@gre.ac.uk L.Cornips@student.maastrichtuniver sity.nl danielneves@ces.uc.pt susanac@ces.uc.pt
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Cowie Crinson Crump Cruz Cuijpers Damsholt Danholt Dar Dawson Day de Gilder De Hert de Jong de Oliveira Fernandes De Paoli Decuypere Dedieu Degelsegger Del Marco Delicado Demortain Denis Denti Derpmann Derra DiSalvo Doering Domenech Dondero Donovan Doridot dos Santos Boia
Luke Iain Norman Rui Yvonne Tine Peter Ravi Emily Rosie Dick Paul Stefan Lcia Stefano Mathias Franois Alexander Vincenza Ana David Jerome Leif Stefan Aleksandra Carl Martin Miquel Maria Giulia Amy Fernand Pedro
King's Pssq Research Centre St. Georges University of London Lancaster University University of Minho Utrecht University Copenhagen University Aarhus University Uppsala University King's College London Birmingham University Vu University of Amsterdam LSTS-VUB & TILT-Tilburg Rathenau Institute University of Coimbra National University of Ireland Maynooth KULeuven INRA OEAW Institute of Technol. Assessment Sapienza University of Rome ICS University of Lisbon London School of Economics CNRS - Telecon Paristech University of Gothenburg University Duisburg-Essen Georgia Institute of Technology University of Hamburg Unversitat Autonoma De Barcelona Universit de Lige University of Cambridge ICAM De Lille University of Exeter; University of Porto
luke.cowie@kcl.ac.uk iaincrinson@btinternet.com n.crump@lancaster.ac.uk rmvcruz@gmail.com y.cuijpers@geo.uu.nl tinedam@hum.ku.dk danholt@ruc.dk Ravi.Dar@fek.uu.se emily.dawson@kcl.ac.uk r.j.day@bham.ac.uk msrdiek@gmail.com paul.de.hert@vub.ac.be s.dejong@rathenau.nl luciaof@gmail.com stefano.depaoli@gmail.com mathias.decuypere@ped.kuleuven.b e dedieu@inra-ifris.org alexander.degelsegger@gmail.com vincenza.delmarco@uniroma1.it ana.delicado@ics.ul.pt D.Demortain@lse.ac.uk denis@enst.fr leif.denti@gri.gu.se stefan.derpmann@uni-due.de carl.disalvo@lcc.gatech.edu doering@metaphorik.de miquel.domenech@uab.cat
Nicolas Copernicus University aldewicz@umk.pl
ard31@cam.ac.uk fernand.doridot@groupe-icam.fr pedroboia@sapo.pt
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Driessen Duffour Dupret Sndergaard Duque Ebeling Edwards Egmose Einsiedel Eklund Elbanna Elf Elgaard Ellingsen Ellis Entwistle Enzing ErikssonZetterquist Erlemann Erni Erol Estvo Eunjeong Evans Fallon Farber Farinosi Farla Faulkner Felder Fen Fenwick Fernler
Clemens Philippe Katia Rick Mary Richard Jonas Edna Magnus Amany Mikael Jensen Gunnar Rebecca Johanne Christien Ulla Martina Daniel Maral Sara Ma Rick Catherine Darryl Manuela Jacco Alex Kay Ekaterina Tara Karin
Wageningen University University College London Roskilde University Centre University of Vienna Drexel University University of Stirling Roskilde University University of Calgary Uppsala University Loughborough University Sahlgrenska Academy, Gothenburg University Torben University of Troms Lancaster University Alexandra Instituttet Technopolis group
cpgd@yahoo.com r.sharp@ucl.ac.uk katia@dpu.dk rick.duque@univie.ac.at mfe@drexel.edu r.g.edwards@stir.ac.uk jonasegmose@gmail.com einsiede@ucalgary.ca Magnus.Eklund@ekhist.uu.se a.elbanna@lboro.ac.uk mikael.elf@gu.se Technical University of Denmark gunnar.ellingsen@gmail.com r.ellis@lancaster.ac.uk johanne.mose@alexandra.dk christien.enzing@technopolisgroup.com
GRI, University of Gothenburg ulla.eriksson-zetterquist@gri.gu.se University of Augsburg University of Duisburg-Essen Duke University SNU Cornell University The Pennsylvania State University University of Udine Utrecht University King's College London University of Vienna State University, Moskow University of Stirling Stockholm School of Economics martina.erlemann@wzu.uniaugsburg.de daniel.erni@uni-due.de me50@duke.edu eunjma@gmail.com rae27@cornell.edu dfarber@engr.psu.edu manuela.farinosi@uniud.it Jacco.Farla@planet.nl alex.faulkner@kcl.ac.uk kay.felder@univie.ac.at ekaterina.fen@gmail.com tara.fenwick@stir.ac.uk Karin.Fernler@hhs.se
Universidade Da Beira Interior saravelezz@gmail.com
Universit De Lige (Belgium) catherine.fallon@facqueval.be
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Ferrari Ferrari Ferrario Fiedeler Fillippov Fisher Fitzgerald Fochler Fraser Freitag Frow Fuchs Fuchs Fnfschilling Gad Gallaraga Galvin Gandini Gansmo GarabuauMoussaoui Garcia Garrety Geels Geesink Geschwind Gimmler Gianelli Gieseckeke Gilna Godin Goeminne GmezSoriano Gongora Gorur Gtschel
Arianna Matteo Roberta Ulrich Alexander Tom Des Maximilian Suzanne Daniela Emma Christian Gerhard Lea Christopher Maia Ray Alessandro Helen J. Isabelle Jos Lus Karin Frank Ingrid Lars Antje Claudia Susanne Ben Benoit Gert Rubn Layda Radhika Helene
University of Munster University of Trento CNR, Italy Institute of Technology Assessement State University, Moscow Nottingham Trent University London School of Economics University of Vienna Monash University Klagenfurt University University of Edinburgh UTI University of Stuttgart EAWAG University of Copenhagen Lancaster University University of East Anglia Goldsmiths College Alumni STS - NTNU Edf R&D - Grets ICS - University of Lisbon University of Wollongong University of Sussex Rathenau Institute Technopolis Group Aalborg University University of Bologna Austrian Institute of Technology Genk - Centre For Biosafety INRS University of Brussels Universidad Nacional De Educacin A Distancia Lancaster University University of Melbourne Uppsala University
ariannaml.ferrari@googlemail.com matteo.ferrari@unitn.it roberta.ferrario@tiscali.it ulrich.fiedeler@oeaw.ac.at filippovaf@gmail.com jillgibbon@yahoo.co.uk P.D.Fitzgerald@lse.ac.uk maximilian.fochler@univie.ac.at suzanne.fraser@arts.monash.edu.au freitag@ifz.tugraz.at emma.frow@ed.ac.uk christian.fuchs@uti.at geg.fuchs@t-online.de chga@itu.dk m.galarraga@lancaster.ac.uk r.galvin@uea.ac.uk a.gandini@fastwebnet.it helen.gansmo@ntnu.no isabelle.moussaoui@edf.fr jlgarcia@ics.ul.pt karin@uow.edu.au f.w.geels@sussex.ac.uk geesinki@gmail.com lars.geschwind@faugert.se gimmler@socsci.aau.dk claudia.gianelli3@unibo.it Susanne.Giesecke@ait.ac.at ben.gilna@uit.no benoit.godin@ucs.inrs.ca gert.goeminne@vub.ac.be rubengomezsoriano@gmail.com l.gongora@lancs.ac.uk radhikagorur@yahoo.com helene.gotschel@gender.uu.se
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GramHanssen Grand Granjou Grant Grasseni Griessler Groboljsek Grnvall Gross Gunn Gunnarsdottir Gusakov Gutierrez Guzzetti Hackel Hagendijk Hakken Haggerty Halffman Halse Hamai Hansen Hansen Hansson Hanulik Hards Hargreaves Harvey Hass Hasse Hautamaki Hayes Hazareesingh
Kirsten Ann Cline Eryn Cristina Erich Blanka Erik Matthias Wendy Kristrun Mikhail Rafaela Luca Monika Rob David Kevin Willem Joachim Kazuko Janus Solveig Finn Vladan Sarah Tom Alison Mitzi Cathrine Lotta Debra Satya
Aalborg University / Linkoping kgh@sbi.dk University University of The West of England Cemagref Grenoble Brownlow PR University of Bergamo University of Manchester Faculty of Social Sciences Aarhus University Helmholtz Centre For Environmental Research Syddansk University Lancaster University Universidade Federal De So Carlos University of Genoa Fernuniversitat In Hagen UVA Indiana University University of Alberta ISIS Danish Design School Hiroshima International University Gttingen University University of Pardubice University of York University of East Anglia York University UFABC The Danish School of Education University of Helsinki The University of Sydney ann@anngrand.co.uk celine.granjou@cemagref.fr grant.eryn@gmail.com cristina.grasseni@unibg.it greiffenhagen@bigfoot.com blanka.groboljsek@fdv.uni-lj.si gronvall@cs.au.dk matthias.gross@ufz.de gunn@mci.sdu.dk k.calvert2@lancaster.ac.uk rafaela_fg@yahoo.com.br luca.guzzetti@unige.it monika.hackel@fernuni-hagen.de r.p.hagendijk@uva.nl dhakken@indiana.edu kevin.haggerty@ualberta.ca Radboud University Nijmegen jha@dkds.dk k-hamai@ns.hirokoku-u.ac.jp
Greiffenhagen Christian
Institute For Advanced Studies erich.griessler@ihs.ac.at
Russian Academy of Sciences migus37@yandex.ru
Copenhagen Business School jh.cbp@cbs.dk shansen@gwdg.de vladanhanulik@seznam.cz skh500@york.ac.uk tom.hargreaves@uea.ac.uk alison1harvey@yahoo.ca mitzi.hass@ufabc.edu.br caha@dpu.dk lotta.hautamaki@helsinki.fi deb.hayes@sydney.edu.au feed4ward@btinternet.com Copenhagen Business School fh.lpf@cbs.dk
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Heimeriks Heinemann Hellerup Eriksen Hemlin Hendrickx Hendrix Henwood Hessels Hetland Hine Hitchin Hitchings Hodgson Hoecher Hoffman Hoffmann Honarvar Honkela Houston Hui Huniche Igelsbck Isabella Ishii Ivarsson Jacobs Jaeger Janasik Jarke Jalas Janda Jenson Jespersen Johannesen
Gaston Torsten Hanne Sven Kim Ursula Flis Laurens Per Christine Linda Russell Susan Bernhard Michel Birgitte Roohollah Timo Lara Allison Lotte Judith Simona Kayoko Jonas An Birgit Nina Juliane Mikko Kathryn Jennifer Monica
Utrecht University Goethe-University Frankfurt Am Main University of Copenhagen
g.heimeriks@geo.uu.nl heinemann@soz.uni-frankfurt.de hheriksen@hum.ku.dk
GRI, University of Gothenburg Sven.Hemlin@gri.gu.se University of Lige University of Wuppertal University of Brighton Utrecht University Intermedia University of Surrey University of Lincoln UCL University of Sheffield Science Communications Research Hebrew University Jerusalem Technical University of Denmark London School of Economics Aalto University Lancaster University Lancaster University University of Southern Denmark University of Vienna University of Calabria Osaka University University of Gothenburg Vrije Universiteit Brussel Roskilde University Aalto University Lancaster University Aalto University Oxford University York University Oslo University College khendrickx@ulg.ac.be hendrix@uni-wuppertal.de f.henwood@bton.ac.uk L.hessels@geo.uu.nl per.hetland@intermedia.uio.no christine.hine@btinternet.com lhitchin@lincoln.ac.uk r.hitchings@ucl.ac.uk s.hodgson@shef.ac.uk hoecher@science.co.at michal1911@gmail.com bhof@man.dtu.dk hono.honarvar@gmail.com timo.honkela@tkk.fi lara@nlab.org.uk a.hui@lancaster.ac.uk lhuniche@health.sdu.dk judith.igelsboeck@univie.ac.at s.isabella@unical.it ishii@cep.osaka-u.ac.jp jonas.ivarsson@ped.gu.se an.jacobs@vub.ac.be birgit@ruc.dk nina.janasik@tkk.fi j.jarke@lancaster.ac.uk mikko.jalas@aalto.fi katy.janda@ouce.ox.ac.uk jjenson@edu.yorku.ca apj@hum.ku.dk monica.johannesen@lui.hio.no
Astrid Pernille University of Copenhagen
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Joly Jones Jordan Jordan Jrgensen Jungnickel Kalender Kallerud Kampf
Pierre-Benoit Mavis Katy Neil Ulrik Katrina Ute Egil Antje
INRA And IFRIS University of Calgary University of Cambridge Ashgate Publishing Technical University of Denmark University of East London IAS-STS NIFU STEP Johannes GutenbergUniversity University of Oxford Maastricht University London School of Economics Linkping Universitet Dept. of Technology And Social Change University of Manchester
joly@inra-ifris.org mavis_jns@yahoo.com klj33@cam.ac.uk njordan@ashgatepublishing.com uj@man.dtu.dk kat.jungnickel@gmail.com ute.kalender@hotmail.de egil.kallerud@nifustep.no antje.kampf@uni-mainz.de diotima5@hotmail.com m.kanerva@maastrichtuniversity.nl a.kaniadakis@lse.ac.uk kristina.k.karlsson@liu.se helena.karresand@liu.se andrew.karvonen@manchester.ac.uk
Kanellopoulou Nadja Kanerva Kaniadakis Karlsson Karresand Karvonen Kastenhofer Kato Katz Kaufmann Kawamura Kawatoko Kearnes Kerasidou Kerndrup Kerridge Kettunen Kimbell Kingma Kirejczyk Kirkham Kittenberger Klaassen Klaura Klebl Minna Antonios Kristina Helena Andrew Karen Shuichi Christine Alain Takaya Yasuko Matthew Charalampia Sren Tobie Anu Lucy S.F. Marta James Axel Pim Andreas Michael
sterreichische Akademie Der karen.kastenhofer@oeaw.ac.at Wissenschaften Meiji Gakuin Univerisity Leuphana-University of Lneburg University of Lausanne Osaka City University Daito Bunka University Durham University Lancaster University Aalborg University Goldsmiths, University of London University of Jyvskyl University of Oxford Vu Amsterdam University of Twente Birkbeck College University of Vienna University of Amsterdam University of Vienna Fernuniversitt In Hagen katos@soc.meijigakuin.ac.jp waldfrauen@uni.leuphana.de Alain.Kaufmann@unil.ch kawamura@bus.osaka-cu.ac.jp kawatoko@ic.daito.ac.jp m.b.kearnes@durham.ac.uk c.kerasidou@lancaster.ac.uk soeren@plan.aau.dk tobie@mac.com anu.kettunen@pp.inet.fi lucy.kimbell@sbs.ox.ac.uk sf.kingma@fsw.vu.nl m.kirejczyk@utwente.nl ekirk03@dcs.bbk.ac.uk axkibe@gmail.com pim.klaassen@gmail.com andi.klaura@gmx.at michael.klebl@fernuni-hagen.de
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Koch Koch Koefoed Hansen Khler Kokoula Konola Konrad Koskela Kouw Krabbenborg Krause Krevers Kroener Krohn Kuppler Kwa Labatut Lamireau Lammer Landri Lange Langendahl Langstrup Larsen Larsen Latham Laukyte Lauritsen Lazaro Lee Leeming Leminen Lemke
Gertraud Lene Lone Jonathan Xenia Annikka Kornelia Inka Matthijs Lotte Michael Barbro Inga Wolfgang Sophie Chunglin Julie Clara Christina Paolo Ann-Christina Per-Anders Henriette Eli Katarina Yvonne Migle Peter Mayte Ramirez Francis Bill Juha Thomas
Zeppelin University University of Copenhagen Aarhus University Fraunhofer ISI ETH Zurich University of Turku University of Twente University of Tampere Maastricht University University of Groningen University of Potsdam Linkpings University Lancaster University Bielefeld University Karlsruhe Institute of Technology University of Amsterdam INRA Orange Labs University of Vienna CNR-IRPPS Goldsmiths University of London The Open University University of Copenhagen Norwegian Centre For Telemedicine The Royal Institute of Technology Lancaster University Bologna University Aarhus University Universitat Oberta de Catalunya Linkping University Ocad University University of Helsinki Goethe-Universitt Frankfurt
gertraud.koch@zeppelinuniversity.de leko@sund.ku.dk koefoed@gmail.com j.koehler@isi.fraunhofer.de xkokoula@gmail.com ankono@utu.fi k.e.konrad@utwente.nl inka.koskela@uta.fi matthijs.kouw@gmail.com L.Krabbenborg@rug.nl michael.krause@uni-potsdam.de barbro.krevers@liu.se i.kroener@lancaster.ac.uk wolfgang.krohn@uni-bielefeld.de sophie.kuppler@kit.edu c.l.kwa@uva.nl jlabatut@toulouse.inra.fr clara.lamireau@gmail.com christina.lammer@corporealities.org p.landri@irpps.cnr.it ac.p.lange@gmail.com p.langendahl@open.ac.uk helan@sund.ku.dk Eli.Larsen@telemed.no katarina.larsen@abe.kth.se
migle.laukyte@unibo.it peter@imv.au.dk mramirez@uoc.edu francis@atlanten.se bleeming@faculty.ocad.ca juha.leminen@helsinki.fi lemke@em.uni-frankfurt.de
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am Main Lenskjold Leonardi Leucht Levidow Liegl Liff Light Lin Lindberg Lindstedt Lippert Lloveria Loconto Loeber Loeve Lohkivi Longo Lopez Lorenz-Meyer Lorenzet Louvel Ludvigsen Luff Lugano Lusardi Lutz MacGillivray Mackenzie Macknight Madsen Maestrutti Magaudda Magnusson Tau Ulv Chiara Martina Les Michael Sonia Ann Yuwei Kajsa Inger Ingmar Vivien Allison Anne Sacha Endla Bernadette Daniel Dagmar Andrea Severine Sten Paul Giuseppe Roberto Peter Brian Adrian Vicki Anders Koed Marina Paolo Dick The Danish Design School FBK European Institute for Energy Research Open University Johannes GutenbergUniversity Mainz Appleby Research Sheffield Hallm University of Salford, UK Malm University Augsburg University Limoges University, French Civil Aviation University Michigan State University University of Amsterdam University Paris Sorbonne University of Tartu University of Minnesota Universitat Oberta de Catalunya Charles University In Prague University of Padua IEP Grenoble University of Oslo Kings College London University Of Jyvaskyla University of Parma IT University of Copenhagen University of Cambridge Lancaster University University of Melbourne d.lorenzmeyer@gmail.com andrea.lorenzet@gmail.com severine.louvel@iep-grenoble.fr sten.ludvigsen@intermedia.uio.no Paul.Luff@kcl.ac.uk giuseppe.lugano@jyu.fi roberto.lusardi@nemo.unipr.it plut@itu.dk ch335@cam.ac.uk a.mackenzie@lancaster.ac.uk macvi036@hotmail.com tul@dkds.dk cleonardi@fbk.eu leucht@eifer.uni-karlsruhe.de L.Levidow@open.ac.uk liegl@uni-mainz.de Sonia.Liff@btinternet.com ann.light@gmail.com yuwei@ylin.org inger.lindstedt@mah.se lippert@sts.tugraz.at lloveriav@yahoo.fr locontoa@gmail.com a.m.c.loeber@uva.nl loevesacha@yahoo.fr endla.lohkivi@ut.ee blongo@umn.edu
GRI, University of Gothenburg kajsa.lindberg@gri.gu.se
Copenhagen Business School akm.ioa@cbs.dk University of Paris I Panthon- maesma@libero.it Sorbonne University of Padua Linkping University paolo.magaudda@unipd.it dick.magnusson@liu.se
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Mkitalo Mali Malou Strandvad Mangano Mangano Mansnerus Mantovani Manzoli Marcolin Mrdsj Blume Markard Marsden Martin Martins Mathur Matos Mattozzi Mattsson Matusall Mayere McHardy McLaughlin McNally McNeil Melin Merkx Metzler Meum Meijer Michaelson Michels Middlemiss Miedema Miele
sa Franc Sara Dario Maria Flora Erika Camila Federica Mario Karin Jochen Wendy Paul Bruno Vivek Ana Raquel Alvise Pauline Svenja Anne Julien Janice Ruth Maureen Gran Femke Ingrid Torbjrg Ingeborg Rosa Christoph Lucie Hanneke Francesco
University of Gothenburg Faculty of Social Sciences UL Roskilde University University of Palermo Freelance In Scientific Communication University of Cambridge Universidade Federal de Minas Gerais University of Milan University of Trento IKK Liu EAWAG University of Edinburgh University of Nottingham University of Coimbra University of Leeds University of Coimbra Iuav, Venice University Technopolis group ETH Zurich Universit de Toulouse Lancaster University Newcastle University Lancaster University Lancaster University Technopolis Group Rathenau Institute University of Vienna Troms Telemedicine Laboratory Technopolis group University of Dundee Lancaster University University of Leeds Wageningen University University of Trento
asa.makitalo@ped.gu.se Franc.Mali@fdv.uni-lj.si malou@ruc.dk dmangano@libero.it comunicazione.ricerca@gmail.com erika.mansnerus@gmail.com camilamm@gmail.com federica.manzoli@unimi.it mario.marcolin@unitn.it karin.mardsjo.blume@liu.se Jochen.Markard@eawag.ch w.marsden@ed.ac.uk paul.martin@nottingham.ac.uk bsenamartins@gmail.com viveknmathur@gmail.com amatos@ces.uc.pt mattozzi@iuav.it pauline.mattsson@faugert.se s.matusall@gmail.com anne.mayere@iut-tlse3.fr j.mchardy@lancaster.ac.uk janice.mclaughlin@ncl.ac.uk R.McNally@lancs.ac.uk m.mcneil@lancaster.ac.uk goran.melin@faugert.se Femke.Merkx@gmail.com ingrid.metzler@univie.ac.at torbjorg.meum@uit.no
r.michaelson@dundee.ac.uk christoph.michels@alumni.ethz.ch l.middlemiss@see.leeds.ac.uk hanneke.miedema@wur.nl francesco.miele@email.unitn.it
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Mara Reijo Mike Richard Guy Gianluca Oana Andreas Mette Jonas Alessandro Cristian Martina Catherine Elisabeth Piera Michael Maggie Ingunn Carlotta Ruth Claudia Shai Anders Kristian Marianne Eilsoe Keelie Dean Francesca Inge Tahani Roel Ursula Simona
Cardiff University University of Helsinki Goldsmiths, University of London University of Sheffield University of Twente Ifz Graz Maastricht University Copenhagen Busines School University of Copenhagen University of Padua Technical University Berlin Universit Della Svizzera Italiana University of London Utrecht University University of Sussex University of York Lancaster University Diakonhjemmet University College University of Milan University of Vienna Bielefeld University Lund University Technical University of Denmark Aarhus University Rathenau Instituut University of New South Wales Mines ParisTech Radboud University Nijmegen Goldsmiths University University of Twente University of Vienna Utrecht University
Mielem@cf.ac.uk reijo.miettinen@helsinki.fi M.Michael@gold.ac.uk richardjmilne@gmail.com guy.minguet@emn.fr miscione@itc.nl omitrea@yahoo.com a.mitzschke@student.maastrichtuniv ersity.nl mm.lpf@cbs.dk jonas@jermiin.dk almongili@gmail.com cmonsal@gmail.com martina.montauti@usi.ch cathalomega@hotmail.com e.moors@geo.uu.nl p.morlacchi@sussex.ac.uk mm608@york.ac.uk m.mort@lancaster.ac.uk moser@diakonhjemmet.no carlotta.mozzana@unimi.it ruth.mueller@univie.ac.at cmuhl@cit-ec.uni-bielefeld.de shai.mulinari@genus.lu.se ankm@man.dtu.dk mem@dpu.dk k.murdock@rathenau.nl d.murphy@unsw.edu.au francesca.musiani@mines-paristech i.mutsaers@science.ru.nl tahanin@hotmail.com r.nahuis@utwente.nl ursula.naue@univie.ac.at s.negro@geo.uu.nl
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Nentwich Neresini Nerland Neven Neyland Nicolini Nicolosi Nielsen Noirel Normand Noronha Nurock Nuno de Almeida O'Donovan O'Riordan Obermeier Oehler Offenberger Olesen Ornetzeder Ortega Colomer Ose Otte Otto Padraig Palm Palmer Panourgias Papadakis
Julia Federico Monika Louis Daniel Davide Guido Kre Joss Mickael Vanessa Alves Orla Kate Uwe Theresa Ursula Finn Michael Francisco Javier Tommy Pia Lene Murphy Jenny Julie Niki Dimitrious
University of St. Gallen University of Padua University of Oslo University of Twente Lancaster University Warwick Business School University of Catania Genk Centre For Biosafety University of Sheffield University of Rennes University of Montpellier 3 CIES-IUL University College Cork University of Sussex University College Dublin University of Vienna University of St. Gallen Aarhus University, Denmark OAW ITA Ingenio SIFO Norway Ntnu Trondheim University of Copenhagen Dublin City University Linkping University University of Warwick University of Warwick University of Lincoln NTUA Ghent University Max-Planck-Institute For Social Anthropology Johnson & Johnson University of Milan-Bicocca Liege University
julia.nentwich@unisg.ch federico.neresini@unipd.it mner@operamail.com l.b.m.neven@utwente.nl d.neyland@lancaster.ac.uk Davide.Nicolini@wbs.ac.uk gnicolos@unict.it kare.nolde.nielsen@genok.org mickael.normand@univ-rennes1.fr susananoronha@yahoo.com vnurock@free.fr nalmeidaalves@iscte.pt o.odonovan@ucc.ie K.ORiordan@sussex.ac.uk uwe.obermeier@ucd.ie theresa.oehler@univie.ac.at ursula.offenberger@unisg.ch finno@imv.au.dk ornetz@oeaw.ac.at fraorco@ingenio.upv.es tommyose@hotmail.com pia.otte@svt.ntnu.no lotto@hum.ku.dk murphy_padraig@hotmail.com jenny.palm@liu.se J.Palmer.1@warwick.ac.uk nikiforos.panourgias@wbs.ac.uk dpapadakis@lincoln.ac.uk sofialex@mail.ntua.gr erik.paredis@ugent.be park@eth.mpg.de tparkx@gmail.com parolin.laura@gmail.com celine.parotte@ulg.ac.be
Maria Susana University of Coimbra
Papazafeiropo Sofia Alexia ulou Paredis Park Park Parolin Parotte Erik Sung-Joon Tina Laura Lucia Celine
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Paskins Passoth Paul Pauwels Pavone Pavoni Pedrazzi Peine Pellegrini Pellegrino Pellizzoni Peltola Penkler Penna Pentimalli Perrotta Persson Peters Petersen Petrovi Pettersson Pichelstorfer Pickersgill Pietrowicz Pihl Piras Pisacane Piterou Plows Poderi Poleykett Polk Pollock
James Jan-Hendrik Katharina T. Eleonore Vincenzo Andrea Michele Alexander Giuseppe Giuseppina Luigi Taru Michael Caetano Barbara Manuela Per-Arne Sibylle Alan Nikola Helena Anna Martyn Krzysztof Vibeke Enrico Maria Lucio Athena Alexandra Giacomo Branwyn Jessica Neil
UCL University of Bielefeld Erasmus Universiteit Rotterdam
j.paskins@ucl.ac.uk jan.passoth@uni-bielefeld.de katharina.paul@gmail.com
Woodrow Wilson International eleonore.pauwels@wilsoncenter.org Center for Scholars Consejo Superior De Investigaciones University of Westminster ASTERIA Utrecht University University of Padova Universit Della Calabria University of Trieste Finnish Environment Institute University of Vienna University of Sussex University of Rome University of Trento Swedish National Defence College Universitt Gieen Monash University Zagreb Institute For Social Research Umea University University of Edinburgh Uniwersytet Mikolaja Kopernika University of Copenhagen Fondazione Bruno Kessler CNR Policy Studies Institute Bangor University University of Trento London School of Economics Georgetown University University of Edinburgh piras@fbk.eu l.pisacane@irpps.cnr.it athenapiterou@hotmail.com a.plows@bangor.ac.uk giacomo.poderi@hotmail.it bpoleykett@gmail.com jbp42@georgetown.edu neil.pollock@ed.ac.uk khendrickx@ulg.ac.be a.pavoni@my.westminster.ac.uk m.pedrazzi@libero.it a.peine@geo.uu.nl giuseppe.pellegrini@unipd.it gpellegrinous@yahoo.com PellizzoniL@sp.units.it taru.peltola@ymparisto.fi michael.penkler@univie.ac.at c.penna@sussex.ac.uk pentimab@hotmail.it manuela.perrotta@soc.unitn.it pai.persson@telia.com sibyllepeters@gmx.de alan.petersen@arts.monash.edu.au nikola@idi.hr helena.pettersson@kultmed.umu.se martyn_pickersgill@hotmail.com krzysztof.pietrowicz@umk.pl
Institute For Advanced Studies anna.pichelstorfer@ihs.ac.at
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Pols Pontille Postma Potter Prpi Psarikidou Putnina Quist Quitzau Rafols Rajao Ramchandra Kotnis Rampini Raven Reed Rego Rettie Reynolds Richter Riesch Rimpilinen Rip Rizzi Roberts Rocha Dias Rodriguez Roehl Roeser Rohracher Romagnosi Romero Bachiller Rommes
Jeannette David Dirk Stephen Katarina Katerina Aivita Jaco N. Maj-Britt Ismael Raoni Sita Costanza Rob Darren Raquel Ruth Larry Christine Hauke Sanna Arie Carlo Celia Joana Israel Tobias Sabine Harald Sandra Carmen Els
AMC EHESS University of Johannesburg The Open University Zagreb Institute For Social Research Lancaster University University of Latvia DTU Management Engineering University of Sussex Lancaster University Aarhus University University of Santa Cruz Eindhoven University of Technology University of York SOCIUS-ISEG Kingston University Lancaster University University of Twente University of Cambridge University of Stirling University of Twente University of Trento Lancaster University CES/FEUC, Portugal Universitat Oberta de Catalunya Johannes Gutenberg University Mainz Tu Delft University of Klagenfurt University Roma 2 (Tor Vergata) Consejo Superior De Investigaciones University Nijmegen
a.j.pols@amc.uva.nl pontille@ehess.fr dpostma@uj.ac.za s.potter@open.ac.uk katarina@idi.hr a.psarikidou@lancaster.ac.uk putnina@lu.lv maqu@man.dtu.dk i.rafols@sussex.ac.uk raoniguerra@hotmail.com sita@pet.au.dk costanza.rampini@gmail.com R.P.J.M.Raven@tue.nl djr14@york.ac.uk raquelrego@iseg.utl.pt RM.Rettie@Kingston.ac.uk larry.reynolds@lancaster.ac.uk richter@itc.nl hr277@cam.ac.uk s.k.rimpilainen@stir.ac.uk a.rip@utwente.nl carlo@rizzict.com celia.roberts@lancaster.ac.uk joanavrdias@hotmail.com irodriguezgir@uoc.edu tobias.roehl@gmx.net S.Roeser@tudelft.nl rohracher@ifz.tugraz.at romagnosi@romascienza.it c.romero@cps.ucm.es e.rommes@pwo.ru.nl
Delft University of Technology J.N.Quist@tudelft.nl
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Rpke Roque Rossi Rowland Rystedt Sahinol Samson Samuelsson SanchezCriado Sandell Sanne Sariola Sauer Savery Schaefer Schafranek Schick Schikowitz Schindler Schmidt Schmitz Schneider Schoenian Schler Schraepel Schreuer Schubert Schuitmaker SchulteRoemer Schultz Schumann Schwarz Seear Seibt
Inge Licinio Paolo Nicholas J. Hans Melike Kristine Tobias Toms Kerstin Johan M. Salla Sabrina Nathaniel Stephan Matthias Lea Andrea Larissa Jan C. Sigrid Tanja Katja Maja Norman Anna Cornelius T.J. Nona Susanne Simone Claudia Claire Claus
Technical University of Denmark University of Coimbra University of Milan-Bicocca Pennsylvania State University University of Gothenburg University of Tuebingen Roskilde University Dept. of Technology And Social Change Universidad Autonoma De Madrid Lund University Dept. of Thematic Studies University of Durham University of Twente University of Colorado Lund University University of Salzburg It University University of Vienna JGU Mainz Darmstadt University University of Vienna University of Oxford University of Copenhagen Department For Social Anthropology IFZ University of Amsterdam Wissenschaftszentrum Berlin fr Sozialforschung Universitat Hannover University of Vienna University of Vienna Monash University Austrian Institute of Technology
inro@man.dtu.dk lir@dei.uc.pt rossigap@gmail.com nirowlan@gmail.com hans.rystedt@ped.gu.se melike.sahinol@googlemail.com kristine@ready-made.dk tobias.samuelsson@hotmail.com tomassanchezcriado@aibr.org kerstin.sandell@genus.lu.se johan.m.sanne@liu.se salla.sariola@durham.ac.uk s.c.sauer@utwente.nl nathaniel.savery@colorado.edu stephan.schaefer@hotmail.com matthias.schafranek@sbg.ac.at leaschick@gmail.com andrea.schikowitz@univie.ac.at glaa@a1.net jschmidt@mail.uni-mainz.de sigirid.schmitz@univie.ac.at tanja.schneider@sbs.ox.ac.uk majsch@hum.ku.dk schraepel@eth.mpg.de schreuer@ifz.tugraz.at T.J.Schuitmaker@uva.nl schulte-roemer@wzb.eu susanneschultz@snafu.de martin.mascher@oenb.at claudia.g.schwarz@univie.ac.at Kate.Seear@monash.edu Claus.Seibt@ait.ac.at
Institute For Advanced Studies katja.schoenian@googlemail.com
Technische Universitaet Berlin cornelius.schubert@tu-berlin.de
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Seifert Seitinger Selberg Serra Setl Shah Shaw Shaw Shove Silvast Silveira Simon Sirpa Sivertsen Skaiky Slaghuis SleeboomFaulkner Smart Smith Smith Snell Soegaard Joergensen Soler Solli Sommerlund Sonvisen Sopha Srensen Srensen Sormani Southern Spurling Stasiak-
Franz Susanne Scott Rita Vienna Esha Isabel Heather Elizabeth Antti Rogrio Judith Mikkola Gunnar Hassan Sarah Margaret Andrew Adrian Hilary Karoliina Michael Julien Jran Julie Signe A. Bertha Maya Estrid Knut Philippe Jen Nicola Renata
University Vienna Mit Media Lab New York University CES Portugal University of Helsinki Maastricht University Imperial College London UWE Lancaster University University of Helsinki Instituto Politcnico De Setbal Institut Jean Nicod - Ecole Normale Suprieure Uppsala Universitet NIFUSTEP University of Grenoble University of Sussex Bath Spa University SPRU University of Brighton University of Helsinki Technical University of Denmark Universit De Grenoble NTNU The Danish Design School Norwegian College of Fishery Science Norwegian Univ. of Science And Technology Ruhr-Universiat Bochum NTNU Manchester University Lancaster University Lancaster University The Czestochowa University
fseifert@gmx.at susannes@mit.edu selberg@nyu.edu ritaserra@ces.uc.pt vienna.setala@helsinki.fi e.shah@maastrichtuniversity.nl isabel.shaw27@gmail.com heather.shaw@uwe.ac.uk e.shove@lancaster.ac.uk antti.silvast@helsinki.fi rogerio.silveira@esce.ips.pt judith.simon@ens.fr sirpa.mikkola@fek.uu.se gunnar.sivertsen@nifustep.no hassanskaiky@hotmail.fr m.sleeboom-faulkner@sussex.ac.uk a.smart@bathspa.ac.uk a.g.smith@sussex.ac.uk hilarysmith1@gmail.com karoliina.snell@helsinki.fi msj@man.dtu.dk julien.soler@gmail.com joran.solli@ntnu.no jso@dkds.dk signe.a.sonvisen@uit.no bertha.sopha@ntnu.no estrid.sorensen@staff.hu-berlin.de knut.sorensen@ntnu.no philippe.b.sormani@postgrad.manch ester.ac.uk jen@theportable.tv n.spurling@lancaster.ac.uk renatastasiak@wp.pl
Erasmus University Rotterdam slaghuis@bmg.eur.nl
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Betlejewska Stemerding Steward Stewartm Sta Stokes Storni Strassnig Strau Strecht Almeida Stubbe Suenson Suerdem Sumitra Sundberg Sutherland Olsen Suurs Svendsen Swierstra Szerszynski Tatum Taylor Teasley Teh Teli Terni Thompson Thygesen Tietze Tipaldo Tironi Tiwari Toeppel Dirk Fred James Eli Chris Cristiano Michael Stefan Maria Julian Valinka Ahmet Nair Mikaela Dorothy Roald Mette N. Tsjalling Bron Clifford Alex Sara Tse-Hui Maurizio Gianna Lana Hilde Joergen Giuseppe Manuel Shashank Mandy
of Technology University of Twente Policy Studies Institute University of Edinburgh NTNU Loughborough University Interaction Design Centre University of Vienna OAW ITA University of Porto Center Technology And Society Berlin Aalborg University Istanbul Bilgi University Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State University Stockholm University University of Oslo TNO Copenhagen University Maastricht University Lancaster University Royal Netherlands Academy of Arts & Sciences Microsoft Research Royal College of Art University College London University of Trento Ispo Firenze Florida Atlantic University Diakonhjemmet University College Aarhus University University of Turin d.s.olsen@ped.uio.no roald.suurs@tno.nl mesv@sund.ku.dk tsjalling@swierstra.net bron@lancaster.ac.uk clifford.tatum@vks.knaw.nl Alex.Taylor@microsoft.com sarah.teasley@rca.ac.uk hui_teh@yahoo.com maurizio@maurizioteli.eu g.terni@ispo.toscana.it Vesalius@worldnet.att.net hilde.thygesen@diakonhjemmet.no jtietze@hum.au.dk giuseppe.tipaldo@unito.it d.stemerding@utwente.nl fred.steward@btinternet.com j.k.stewart@ed.ac.uk eli.stoa@ntnu.no j.e.hull@lboro.ac.uk cristiano.storni@gmail.com michael.strassnig@univie.ac.at sstrauss@oeaw.ac.at m.strecht.almeida@gmail.com j.stubbe@gmx.de vsue@create.aau.dk asuerdem@bilgi.edu.tr sumitran@vt.edu
Pontificia Universidad Catolica metironi@uc.cl De Chile University of Nottingham ZTG lbxst1@nottingham.ac.uk toeppel@ztg.tu-berlin.de
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Toftaker Topouzi Torgersen Tournay Trompette Tscholl Tupasela Turhout Turnheim Turrini Tutton Twine Ulnicane Umut Vaajala Valentine van Arensbergen van Baren van Bommel van Brakel van Hemert van Heur van Hoyweghen van Lente van Loon van Oost van Weijden van der Burg van der Laan van der Land van der Meulen
Marit Marina Helge Virginie Pascale Michael Aaro Esther Bruno Mauro Richard Richard Inga Elmas Tiia Kylie Pleun Jan Severine Rosamunde Mieke Bas Ine Harro Esther Ellen Inge Simone Anna Laura Victoria Barend
NTNU University of Oxford Institut fr TechnikfolgenAbschtzung IEP Grenoble/Pacte Grenoble University University of Cambridge University of Helsinki Wageningen University University of Sussex University of Padua Lancaster University Lancaster University University of Twente Turkish Asian Center For Strategic Studies University of Tampere
marit.toftaker@ntnu.no torg@oeaw.ac.at vtournay@yahoo.fr pascale.trompette@iep-grenoble.fr mt483@cam.ac.uk aaro.tupasela@helsinki.fi esther.turnhout@wur.nl B.Turnheim@sussex.ac.uk mauro.turrini@unipd.it r.tutton@lancaster.ac.uk r.twine@lancaster.ac.uk i.ulnicane-ozolina@utwente.nl umutelmas79@gmail.com tp60661@uta.fi
Social Policy Research Centre sprc@unsw.edu.au - Unsw Rathenau Instituut Radboud University Nijmegen Wageningen University University of Sheffield University of Twente Maastricht University Maastricht University University Utrecht, The Netherlands Institute of Health Policy And Management University of Twente Rathenau Institute University of Twente Lancaster University University of Twente Institute for Social-Economic Research Rathenau Institute p.vanarensbergen@rathenau.nl j.vanbaren@science.ru.nl severine.vanbommel@wur.nl rosamunde.vanbrakel@gmail.com mvhemert@xs4all.nl b.vanheur@maastrichtuniversity.nl i.vanhoyweghen@hes.unimaas.nl h.vanlente@geo.uu.nl ik@esthervanloon.nl e.c.j.vanoost@utwente.nl i.vanderweijden@rathenau.nl s.vanderburg@utwente.nl mvdk@hotmail.com a.l.vanderlaan@utwente.nl vanderland@isoe.de BarendM@live.nl
van der Kamp Maarten
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van der Windt Henny Vassileva Veloso Veltri Verbree Versteeg Veyrier Viejo VignolaGagn Vinck Viteritti Vlasova Vlker Volont Wackelgard Wagner Wg Wakeford Walker Walley Ward Warnke Watermeyer Waterton Watts Weber Weber Weber Weber Wehling Weitzer Welch Wellner Wenz Westermayer Iana Luisa Giuseppe Maaike W.B. Clair-Antoine Pablo Etienne Dominique Assunta Lioudmila Thomas Paolo Ewa Isabella Solvr Nina Gordon Christine Sarah Philine Richard Claire Christopher Jutta Matthias Sonja Susanne Peter Karina Eric Galit Karin Till
RUG Mlardalen University CIES IPTS Rathenau Institute University of Amsterdam Cnrs EIFER Institut Fraunhofer Isi / Uni. Vienna University of Grenoble University "Sapienza" Rome Danish Building Research Institute University of Vienna Politecnico of Milan Uppsala University University of Vienna NTNU Goldsmiths College Lancaster University MIT University of Exeter Fraunhofer ISI Cardiff University Lancaster University University of Surrey Braunschweiger Centre for Gender Studies AIT University of Vienna LMU Munich Augsburg University
h.j.van.der.windt@rug.nl ianavassileva@yahoo.es luisa.veloso@iscte.pt Giuseppe.Veltri@ec.europa.eu m.verbree@rathenau.nl W.B.Versteeg@uva.nl caveyrier@gmail.com pablo.viejo@eifer.org etiennevg@gmail.com Dominique.Vinck@upmf-grenoble.fr assu.viteritti@gmail.com liv@sbi.dk thomas.voelker@univie.ac.at paolo.volonte@polimi.it ewa.wackelgard@angstrom.uu.se a0946107@unet.univie.ac.at solvar.wago@ntnu.no n.wakeford@gold.ac.uk g.p.walker@lancaster.ac.uk cwalley@mit.edu sw278@exeter.ac.uk philine.warnke@isi.fraunhofer.de WatermeyerRP@cf.ac.uk c.waterton@lancaster.ac.uk c.watts@surrey.ac.uk jutta.weber@tu-bs.de matthias.weber@ait.ac.at susannelweber@googlemail.com p.wehling@t-online.de karie_621@hotmail.com
University of Illinois at Chicago ewwelch@uic.edu Bar Ilan University Maastricht University Albert-Ludwigs-Universitat Freiburg galit_wellner@yahoo.com k.wenz@maastrichtuniversity.nl till@tillwe.de
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Wickson Widn Widmalm Wienroth Wieser Wilcox Wilkie Willis Winance Windle Witt Woermann Whlke Wyatt Wynne Yalcin YliKauhaluoma Ylnen Yoshinaka Yttri Dahl Zabala Zabban Zackariasson Kasia Zanutto Zeller zur Nieden
Fern Joakim Sven Matthias Bernhard Sarah Alex Katharine Myriam Amanda Nadine Niklas Sabine Sally Brian Senom Sari Marja Yutaka Johanne Jon Mikel Vinciane Peter ZalewskaKurek Alberto Frauke Andrea
Genk Centre For Biosafety Uppsala University Linkoping University Durham University IFZ Sarah Lawrence College Goldsmiths University of London Uni Siegen Cermes3, Inserm, Cnrs, Ehess, Paris V London College of Communication Technology Centre (Humtec) University of St. Gallen
fernwickson@gmail.com joakim.widen@angstrom.uu.se sven.widmalm@liu.se Matthias.Wienroth@durham.ac.uk wieser@ifz.tugraz.at swilcox44303@hotmail.com alex.b.wilkie@gmail.com katharinewillis@hotmail.com winance@vjf.cnrs.fr windle_amanda@hotmail.com witt@humtec.rwth-aachen.de nwoermann@gmx.de
Goettingen University Medical swoehlk@gwdg.de Center Virtual Knowledge Studio Lancaster University Indiana University Aalto University University of Jyvskyl Technical University of Denmark NTNU And The Norwegian Police University Lund University Universit Paris-Est MarneLa-Valle University of Gothenburg University of Twente University of Trento Ilmenau University of Technology Dusseldorf University sally.wyatt@vks.knaw.nl wynne@lancaster.ac.uk futuresonic101@gmail.com Sari.Ylikauhaluoma@hse.fi marja.k.ylonen@jyu.fi yosh@man.dtu.dk johdah@phs.no jon_mikel.zabala@circle.lu.se zabban@univ-mlv.fr peter@zackariasson.com k.zalewska-kurek@utwente.nl alberto.zanutto@soc.unitn.it frauke.zeller@tu-ilmenau.de a.zurnieden@web.de
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