"Crossbreeding STS and Innovation Studies" international workshop at EUSP

 
29.11.2013
 
Center for Science and Technology Studies (STS Center)

On December 7-8, EUSP STS Center holds an international conference/workshop "Crossbreeding STS and Innovation Studies".

There are a number of centres, groups, departments that do STS as well as innovation studies. There are opportunities and challenges for such centres if they are to mean more than co-habitation under one roof. Exchanges between such centres, most often in the form of interactions of people, occur and could increase. We want to go a step further, and create an international network of Centres of STS and innovation studies. Building bridges between STS and innovation studies is important and timely, and making the linkages and overlaps institutionally visible will help us, as well as others, to work towards such a goal. Thus, our initiative has an intellectual as well as an institutional interest. The workshop "Crossbreeding STS and Innovation Studies" marks the start of the international network (IN) of Centres for STS and Innovation studies (IN).

International participants:

  • Michael Lynch (Science Studies, Cornell)
  • Michael Fischer (STS & Anthropology, MIT)
  • Colin Milburn (English & Digital Cultures Initiative, UC Davis)
  • Joseph Dumit (STS & Anthropology, UC Davis)
  • Massimo Mazzotti (History & STS, UC Berkeley)
  • Mario Biagioli (STS & Law School (UC Davis) and STS Center (EUSP)
  • Jameson Wetmore (Consortium for Science, Policy & Outcomes, Arizona State University)  
  • Arie Rip (STePS, University of Twente)        
  • Vincent Lepinay (Ecole des Sciences Politiques (Paris) and STS Center (EUSP)) 
  • Harro Van Lente (Innovation Studies, Utrecht)  
  • Jane Summerton (Centre for Technology, Innovation and Culture, Oslo)   
  • Pierre-Benoit Joly (IFRIS, Paris)      
  • Alan Irwin (Copenhagen Business School)        
  • Madeleine Akrich (CSI, Ecole des Mines, Paris) 
  • Luis Sanz Menendez (CSIC Institute of Public Goods and Policies, Madrid)
  • Robin Williams, (Institute for the Study of Science, Technology and Innovation, Edinburgh)     
  • Javier Lezaun (INSIS & Anthropology, Oxford)   
  • Andrei Mogoutov (Aguidel, Paris)
  • Buhm Soon Park (Korea Advanced Institute of Science and Technology) 
  • Loren Graham (STS, MIT)