Program for Friday, April 17th: Talk View

PROGRAM FOR FRIDAY, APRIL 17TH: TALK VIEW

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10:30

11:00

11:30

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12:30

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16:30

09:00-09:30

Strategies to draw interdisciplinary expertise to the center of higher education at the boundary of STS and Digital

Sabrina Sauer

09:30-10:00

Challenges of Coordinating an Interdisciplinary Consortium: Leibniz Science Campus DiTraRe

Anna Jacyszyn, Harald Sack

10:00-10:30

Opening the toolbox – investigating formats for interdisciplinary facilitation

Britta Acksel

09:00-09:30

Co-creation for a just energy transition? An assessment of the transformative potential of participatory modelling in the heat transition in

Sander ten Caat, Aarthi Meenakshi Sundaram, Nynke van Uffelen, Marion Collewet

09:30-10:00

The Heart of Beijing: A Hermeneutic Reading of Hutong

Aleksandra Kazakova, Wenzel Mehnert

10:00-10:30

Redeveloping a climate service by considering contextual sensitivity through an Actor Network Theory-lens – The case of the

G. Koers, K. Raaphorst, M. van der Wal, G.J. Ellen, B. Rijken, S. Meijerink

09:00-09:30

Not Just the Career of One Researcher: Social Safety, Research Culture Reforms and the Politics of Governing Dissent in Dutch

Melpomeni Antonakaki

09:30-10:00

Secret Academia: Hidden Structures, Informal Power, and Academic Misconduct

Mariusz Finkielsztein, Izabela Wagner

10:00-10:30

The power to transform? Mapping transformative power in EU research projects and policy contexts

Eva Sievers, Jan Willem Erisman, Marja Spierenburg, Alexander van Oudenhoven

09:00-09:30

Towards an Integrated Framework for Research on Imagination and Future Orientation in Transition

Filip Rozborski

09:30-10:00

Nuclear fusion promises in the media: exploring the equilibrium between change and stabilisation of the energy

Camilla Fiz

10:00-10:30

Restart after Stalling? Future Imaginaries and Re-Combination in Sociotechnical Transitions

Kathrin Lutz, Benjamin Doubali

09:00-09:30

A Transdisciplinary Transformative Cycle (TTC) as a practices-based intervention framework for sustainability

Marc Dijk, Nikolaj Kristensen

09:30-10:00

Narrating and Enacting the Campus Living Lab: A Comparative Analysis of Sustainability Imaginary

Marios Kalemis, Paul Upham, Sophie Nyborg

10:00-10:30

Reflexive innovation in Living Labs: Novel knowledge infrastructures in times of global shifts

Julia Backhaus, Gudrun Rohde

09:00-09:30

The Fundaments of an Ethical Parallel track; building blocks for practical ethics in design

Steven Dorrestijn, Wouter Eggink

09:30-10:00

Ethical Workforms for Design and Designers: Structure and Coherence

Egbert Siebrand

10:00-10:30

Values Taking Shape Workshop

Samantha Copeland

09:00-09:30

Sonthanga: Decolonising Cotton Textile Production

Annapurna Mamidipudi, Vivek Oak, Gauri Nori

09:30-10:00

Making crop biotechnology African: boundary work, ownership and autonomy in Kenya and Ghana

Jonathan Arentoft, Koen Beumer, Marcel Proveniers, Ellen Moors

10:00-10:18

United States and Latin America in the shifting geopolitics of knowledge capitalism

Ernesto Domínguez López, Carlos Luis Hechavarria Cabrera

10:45-11:15

Living in Complexity: Disciplinary Identities and Knowledge Integration at the Complexity Science Hub

Dario Feliciangeli

11:15-11:45

One researcher, multiple disciplines: perils and payoffs of navigating solo across epistemologies through the concept of

Luisa Cortesi

11:45-12:15

The Conceptual Co-Evolution of Interdisciplinarity and Integration

Annemarie Horn, Sjang ten Hagen

10:45-11:07

Letters from the In-Between: On Being and Becoming Transformative Researchers

Eva Sievers, Annemiek de Looze, Aisha So, Esther Jansen, Jay Gietzelt

11:07-11:29

Research Culture: Janteloven, Sins and Notions?

Ingrid Holme, Xiaojian Zheng, Ruben Flores

11:29-11:51

Dis/abling academia? Research culture between pressure to perform, barriers and opportunities in

Esto Mader

11:51-12:13

Caught in the Fray. How climate scientists navigate the public sphere

Victor Avramov, Jaron Harambam, Eline Ramaaker, Willemine Willems

10:45-11:15

Futures in flux: episodes of epistemic reconfiguration in the energy transition

Annemiek de Looze

11:15-11:45

The Future of Sustainability, Nutrition and Food Safety in European Circular Food Systems

Elena Gomel Cordeiro

11:45-12:15

Imagining Carbon Futures: A Comparative Analysis of Sociotechnical Imaginaries of Industrial Carbon Management Technologies in

Merle-Marie Johannsen, Julia-Lena Reinermann, Hannah Müller

10:45-11:07

Visualising AI Perceptions for Ethical Reflection in the Dutch Public Sector

Jonne van Belle, Anne Bonvanie

11:07-11:29

Scientific practices for the transformation of unjust realities

E. Boing Pinheiro, J. Camillo, B. Torres-Olave, E. Maurício Brick

11:29-11:51

Should Ethics be Agile?

Jan Kaptijn, Jolan Schreuder, Anne Bonvanie

11:51-12:13

Fostering responsibility in data sharing practices?

Daniela Fuchs, Margit Hofer

10:45-11:07

Digital health as a Matter of Care

Jessica Coetzer, Nicole Goedhart, Christine Dedding, Teun Zuiderent-Jerak

11:07-11:29

Humanitarian VR as a Matter of Care: Plurifying Digital Humanitarianism through STS

Lisa Burghardt

11:29-11:51

Between digital efficiency and care: Everyday negotiations of equity in community transport

Patrick Pieters, Susan Van Hees, Dea Van Lierop, Ajay Bailey

11:51-12:13

The Translation Wars of Bias: Discursive Negotiation and Power Struggles among Government, Industry, and Civil Society in SIS

Lingyun Yue

10:45-11:07

Scientific identity as a condition for transdisciplinary engagement: Four personae among applied

Marie Louise Blankesteijn, Mareike Wübbenhorst, Raoul Frese

11:07-11:29

Academic research as vehicle for obstructive fossil solutionism and transformative change

Guus Dix

11:29-11:51

Lessons from the past: being a woman, an activist and a scientist in the second half of the 20th

Paola Altomonte

11:51-12:13

Foregrounding relations for action

Anne Beaulieu

13:14-13:44

To Prompt or not to Prompt: A Mini-Workshop on Academia's Relationship with Generative Artificial

Konstantin Lackner, Lea Stöter

13:44-14:14

Narrative Design Cases: Design engineering case studies for technology ethics through practice (paper &

Nathan Douenburg

13:15-13:33

The promises and pitfalls of consensus-seeking politics in times of polarisation: Lessons from the Strategic Dialogue on the future of European

Matthijs Mouthaan, Koen Beumer, Hens Runhaar

13:33-13:51

Affected Microbiome: Assembling Caring Relationalities between Humans and Microbes In and Through Microbiome

Emma Remédios Lameiras

13:51-14:09

The ‘how’ of inclusive transitions: navigating/identifying dilemmas between inclusion and

Else Giesbers, Thomas Mattijssen, Cees Leeuwis

14:09-14:27

When the World Outgrows our Words: How Socially Disruptive Technologies Reshape Moral Conceptual

Robin Hillenbrink

13:15-13:45

Nestedness of collective futures: Scales, Time and Depth of change

Renee van Dis, Mireille Matt

13:45-14:15

Enacting an ecology-based agrifood system in living labs of a sustainability transition programme

Inez Dekker, Barbara Van Mierlo, Cees Leeuwis

14:15-14:45

Competing Imaginaries in Mission-Oriented Innovation Policies: Power, Justice, and the Politics of Sustainability in the Brazilian

Eduardo Urias

13:15-13:37

Panel Introduction: understanding AI infrastructure in Europe

Andreas Liesenfeld

13:37-13:59

Open source AI in Europe: how building blocks are falling into place right now

A. Rahimi Golkhandan, A. Liesenfeld, M. Dingemanse, D. Blankvoort, N. Kalra

13:59-14:21

Constituting a sovereign European identity through AI ethics. A critical exploration

Simone Casiraghi, Niels van Dijk

14:21-14:43

Investigating Training Data Transparency in the EU AI Act: a Reconstruction-Based Approach

Dick Blankvoort, Harshvardhan Pandit

13:15-13:45

A Vocabulary of Green Justification: Creating New Not New Environmental Truths

Yashi Punia, Felice Diekel

13:45-14:15

A typology of network governance: exploring (not-) for-profit networks of general practices in the

Lisa Jansen, Rob Timans, Ronald S. Batenburg, Lilian H.D. van Tuyl

14:15-14:45

Action without resolution: Private knowledge practices in public healthcare networks

Lucy van Eck, Marcello Aspria, Iris Wallenburug, Rik Wehrens

13:15-14:45 T27:Act Now! On Obstructing, Envisioning and Enacting Radical Change for Just and Liveable Futures: Workshop

15:00-16:30 Closing & Outlook

10:30-10:45 Coffee Break

12:15-13:15 Lunch Break & WTMC Annual Meeting

14:45-15:00 Coffee Break