Program for Wednesday, April 15th: Talk View

PROGRAM FOR WEDNESDAY, APRIL 15TH: TALK VIEW

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09:00-09:45 Registration and Coffee

09:45-10:30 Opening

10:45-11:15

“Did you know that Open Science is a legal obligation under Horizon Europe?”: Taking a closer look at the European Commission’s approach to implementing their notions of openness across European research

Sheena F. Bartscherer

11:15-11:45

Responsible Research in Security & Privacy: Negotiating Scientific Practices, Regulations, and Institutional

Sebastian Giessler, Hendrik Erz, Alexandra Dirksen

11:45-12:15

Diagnostic replication: What happens if this epistemic tool is put into action across disciplines?

Stephanie Meirmans

10:45-11:03

Unpacking Performances of Science Politicisation

Anna Gall, Jarno Hoekman, Jeroen Oomen

11:03-11:21

Varieties of Science: SDG knowledge production in different institutional contexts

Gaston Heimeriks, Janpieter Van der Pol

11:21-11:39

Towards responsible futures: unpacking the role of raw materials geopolitics in the design of emerging energy

Efi Nakopoulou, Kornelia Konrad

11:39-12:09

Infrastructures of Crisis: Urban Technoscience, Geopolitics, and the Spatial Politics of Global

Asma Mehan

10:45-11:15

Braiding repertoires: using repertoire theory to analyze co-production processes between researchers and societal

Aisha So, Koen Beumer, Josephine Chambers, Ellen Moors

11:15-11:45

Pursuing better environmental knowledge in practice: Labouring connections and exploring supportive stories and

Selen Eren

11:45-12:15

Accounting for in- and exclusions of diverse modes of patient and public involvement in medical research ethics

Sevgi Fruytier, Carina Pittens, Ruth Peters

10:45-11:15

Absent Voices, Confident Answers: Representation of Long-Tail Biographies and Marginalized Cultures in LLMs Through Log Probabilities and Reasoning

Chloe Papadopoulou, Orsola Borrini, Bokar N'Diaye

11:15-11:45

‘Culture’ Meets its Match: The High-Dimensional Semantic Transductions of Multimodal LLMs

Michael Castelle

11:45-12:15

Beyond Words: The Metaphorical Work of AI Memes

Mariam Khaled

10:45-11:03

“The only salvation” or a fragmented future? Islands of Prosperity and Abandonment in Finland’s Hydrogen

Mariana Galvao Lyra

11:03-11:21

The politics of green hydrogen futures at the end of the world: toward more plural modes of energy

Tomas Ariztia

11:21-11:39

Advancing scenario planning methodology as a technology of humility in hydrogen transitions

Toyah Rodhouse, Karen Moesker, Aad Correljé, Udo Pesch, Eugen Popa

10:45-11:15

Towards an integrated model of technology hypes

Raphael Iltisberger, Georgina Neitzel

11:15-11:45

From life phase to risk factor: menopause and hormone therapy in the Netherlands, 1950-1990

Hanneke de Boer

11:45-12:15

Long-term transformation through governance friction – the case of waste management

Dirk Scheer, Danieli Braun Vargas, Stefania Sardo

12:15-12:33

Governing Transport Futures: Material Participation and Peripheralisation in EV-Centred Mobility

Adithya Santhosh Kumar, Adithya Santhosh Kumar, Adithya Santhosh Kumar

10:45-11:15

Co-Designing Sustainability on Board: A Mixed-Method Approach for the Development of Novel Cruise Ship

Janne Kiencke, Mareike Tippe, Henning Wigger

11:15-11:45

Panic Buttons in the Smart Safe City: Public Imaginaries of Urban Safety

Udipta Boro, Fran Meissner, Karin Pfeffer

11:45-12:15

Ageing on Platforms: Experiences of Older TikTokers

Edit Paulo

10:45-11:07

An inquiry into seed commons: anticipating, dissenting, and caring practices

Karma Abudagga

11:07-11:29

Cultivating rural experiences in the city farms of London

Jens Lachmund, Alexandra Supper

10:45-11:03

Decentralised energy management in local neighbourhoods - Reconfiguration of power relations and actor constellations through

Florian Helfrich, Jannika Mattes, Ricarda Schmidt-Scheele

11:03-11:21

Gen Z Protests: Effects of rapid protest organization on democracy

Dirk Kerver

11:21-11:39

Standards, Certifications and Technoscience in Greek Agrifood Systems

Nikoletta Tsoukala, Stathis Arapostathis

13:15-13:45

Testing science through public participation

Anestis Amanatidis

13:45-14:15

Assembling the Collective: Rethinking Technocracy Through Latour’s Dingpolitik

Marcus van Toor

14:15-14:45

Science-society interactions in telescope siting processes

Maaike Pierik, Lotte Krabbenborg

13:15-13:45

Cultural Boundaries in Latent Space: Iterative Image Prompting as Method and Meaning-Making

Delfina S Martinez Pandiani

13:45-14:15

From Ranking to Citing? Interrogating the epistemic culture of RAG-based search

Sal Hagen

14:15-14:45

Boundary-Work by Artificial Intelligence: How Large-Language Models Govern Sensitive Public Discourse Across User

Marton Gosztonyi, Ildikó Barna, Renáta Németh, Haseeb Raza

13:15-13:33

Pursuing just hydrogen futures? How directionality is shaped through research practices

Chris E, Vincent Baarslag, Laurens Hessels

13:33-13:51

Imagining a Hydrogen Economy: The Technopolitics of the EU Hydrogen Strategy

P.W. Zuidhof

13:51-14:09

Hydrogen hype, decarbonization, and EU industrial policy: An analysis of ‘green steel’

Gabriella Guinlle, Maurice Wokke, Ans Kolk

13:15-13:33

Blood and Data Flows: Private Menstrual Cycle Tracking Technologies and the Production of Academic Knowledge about Women’s

Gabrielle Lavenir, Marion Coville

13:33-13:51

Beyond Collaboration: Navigating and Anticipating Institutional Logics and Power Dynamics in Hospital Algorithm

Martijn Logtenberg, Sam Muller

13:51-14:09

Social pharmaceutical innovation as innovation power in the making

Conor Douglas

13:15-13:45

Bridging Worlds not Blurring Lines: Sustaining Critical Capacity in Transdisciplinary Research

Jessica Nuske

13:45-14:15

Assessing research(er) quality with disrupted judgement device: the case of narrative-style CV in Dutch research

Marta Sienkiewicz

14:15-14:45

The sand in the gears of large-scale interdisciplinary research: Uncovering bottom-up rearrangements of university

Shiwei Chen, Stefan de Jong

13:15-14:45

Artistic Fringe: Walkshop 1

Corelia Baibarac-Duignan, Steven McGreevy, Esther Turnhout, Catherine Koekoek

13:15-13:37

From ‘you’re normal’ to ‘your normal’ : how menstrual tracking technologies and large-scale menstrual datasets challenge, reframe – and reinforce– gynecological categorizations

Marion Coville, Gabrielle Lavenir

13:37-13:59

Temporal Experiments and The Chronopolitics of Life's Endings in a Next-Generation Hospital EPR

Luke Stalley

13:59-14:21

Rethinking classifications through layers of vulnerability.

I. Dijkstra, T. van Rijssel, M. Vegter, M. Vandenbrouck, M. Vitale

14:21-14:43

Technosolutionism, (strategic) essentialism, and (self-)surveillance in women's health

Annelies Kleinherenbrink

13:15-13:45

Doing normativities at the intersection of AI, energy, and sustainability: an STS perspective

Dr Peter Stegmaier

13:45-14:15

The conceptual pillars of AI governance. The role of conceptual engineering in the legal and ethical governance of

Samuela Marchiori

14:15-14:45

From Sacred Doctrine to Algorithmic Authority: Epistemic Power and AI in Times of Global Sociotechnical

Salma Haddi

13:15-13:45

Researching Educational Research: Metascience, Governance and (Feminist) Citation Politics in the Academic

Susann Hofbauer

13:45-14:15

Fifteen Years of Critical Reflection: STS, Research Culture, and the Looping Effects of (Studying and Enacting)

Wolfgang Kaltenbrunner, Melpomeni Antonakaki

15:00-15:30

Making School Testing a Problem: Problematization, Preparedness, and Covid-19 Test Regimes in Austria’s Education

Victoria Meklin

15:30-16:00

Whose knowledge counts in a crisis? Expertise, Governance, and Healthcare Decision Making after COVID

Celine Rooze, Bert de Graaff, Roland Bal

16:00-16:30

Implicit advisory infrastructures in pandemic preparedness: temporality, expertise, and epistemic

Charlotte Waltz

15:00-15:30

The myth of neutrality: Justice in environmental assessment

Lucy Oates

15:30-16:00

Chinese scientific journals on WeChat: Content Framing, Identity Representation, and User Engagement

Ting Cong, Dongyi Wang, Rodrigo Costas

16:00-16:30

Naïve scientism as vulnerability to scientific misinformation

Paolo Volonté, Simone Tosoni

15:00-15:30

A typology of AI narratives and their normative implications on AI literacy

Maaike Harbers

15:30-16:00

Disputing Definitions of Artificial Intelligence: Discursive Dynamics in Brazilian Public Hearings on AI

Gabrielle Canalli

15:00-15:30

Open Science as Confused: Contradictory and Conflicting Discourses in Open Science Guidance to

M.d.L.�. Crespo López, C. Pallise Perello, J. de Ridder, K. Labib

15:30-16:00

PubPeer Perceptions: how authors view their own papers and those they cite in the light of PubPeer

W. Hepkema, F. Bordignon, W. Halffman, N. Rost, Y. Erden, R. Lévy

16:00-16:30

Clouded by systemic ignorance: unsettled state of knowledge about spherical nucleic acids

C.F. Sánchez Burmester, W.M. Hepkema, C.C.M. Mody, W. Halffman

15:00-16:30 T8: Comapring Theoretical Lenses for Studying Contemporary Science-Society Interactions Roundtable

15:00-15:30

Rooted in Soil: a relational approach to spatial planning and design with soil

Laura Thomas

15:30-16:00

More-than-human Actor Mapping: Integrating Actor-Network Theory and Critical Systems Heuristics to Reframe Actor Dynamics in Nature-Based

Jairo da Costa Junior

16:00-16:30

The Cosmopolitics of Soil Resourcefulness: The Constitution and Contestation of Terrestrial and Agrarian

Maarten Meijer

15:00-15:30

Mapping the "End of the World": An Institutional Landscape of Existential Risk Research

Elli Danae Vartziotis, Aristotle Tympas

15:30-16:00

Evaluating Biodiversity Loss as an Existential Threat Between the Sciences and Humanities: Techno-solutions and underlying

Alyssa Delarosa

16:00-16:30

AI Beyond Human Controllability? Unpacking the Tacit Assumptions and Rhetorical Foundations of AI Existential Risk (X-risk) Narratives & Their Assessment Across Different Scientific

Clemens Alexander Ackerl

15:00-15:18

Captive futures: why solar hydrogen struggles to escape fossil paradigms

Alison Lesdos

15:18-15:36

Fostering South-South ties ‘from below’ in hydrogen: Insights from a cross-regional encounter between Africa and Latin

Eric Cezne

15:36-15:54

Surviving the Early Hydrogen Economy: Diversification, Hype, and Reorientation in Chinese Hydrogen

Xueyi Meng

15:54-16:12

Sustaining the Promise: Reframing Narratives Around Fuel Cells and Hydrogen

Mark Cassidy

16:45-18:15 WTMC Anniversary Plenary: Insights from six perspectives on STS enactments across four decades

18:30-20:00 Reception

12:15-13:15 Lunch Break & Poster Session

14:45-15:00 Coffee Break

16:30-16:45 Coffee Break