208. Debating the integration of artificial intelligence into artificial reproduction: isuses and perspectives
(Kornilla Papanastasiou)

415. Conflict and compromise: the case of apple researchkit
(Marthe Stevens)

1007. The health sector and new battleground on data and technological innovation
(Roxana Varvara Boboc)

207. Health innovation policy for the people
(Shobita Parthasarathy)

979. From control to decentralised governance: shifts in blockcain application reseach in medical informatics
(Victoria Neumann)

540. Humans as microbial Stewards: a decolonial perspecitve on the microbial self
(Ana Barbosa Mendes)

80. Between the genotype and the phenotype lies the microbiome: a socio-epistemological inquiry into the making of post-genomic knowledge
(Cécile Fasel)

682. Environment, taste and porus guts
(Katerina Kolárová)

564. Eating as a multi-species-process: human-microbe-relations in permaculture gardening
(Oona Virtanen)

563. Agential guts
(Riina Hannula)

475. Imagining and evaluating olive orchards in Ege
(Efe Cengiz)

699. Regrowing degraded forests? Controversies on post-mining rehabilitation and revegetalization technologies in French Guyana
(Nassima Abdelghafour)

268. What is a forest and how should we value its worth?
(Tomas Undurraga)

326. Forests futures: rethinking natural-cultural conflict zones at the edges of the Wayaland wildlife sanctuary (India)
(Ursula Münster)

193. Griefbots are here, but… will they change the way we grieve and remember the dead?
(Belén Jiménez)

157. Becoming resposive together: anticipating and tackling the promises and risks of robotics in aged care
(Eirk RM Lukkien)

730. From animal laborans to homo faber: the promises of collaborative robotics for healthcare
(Joaquin Yrivarren)

649. The construction of the possible: from the radical imaginary to robotics
(Miquel Domènech)

417. Machines of loving grace?: Identifying conflict, confluence and, omissions in socio-ethical imaginaries of robotic care
(Stevienna de Saille)

76. European recommendations on responsible research assessment
(Janne Pölönen)

745. Tracing the emergence and development of responsibility agendas in contemporary research assessment
(Alex Rushforth)

802. Key players in the assessment business: Group leaders' understandings of responsible valuation practices
(Vera Ulmer)

599. Valuing in transition: valuography of Dutch research assessment reform 'Recognition & Rewards'
(Marta Sienkiewicz)

828. Reconfiguring "unemployment" through automated decision-making in employment services
(Doris Allhutter)

827. The danger of citizen domination through algorithmic decision-making in the public sector
(Jana Misic)

338. Cui Bono Algorithmus: a critical data studies exploration of public employment service algorithmic profiling
(Aisling Tuite)

869. Politics, ethics and infrastructures of UK social care data
(Cian O'Donovan)

927. Transformation and administrative work practices - the evolution of algorithmic profiling in welfare services in Ireland and France
(Antoinette Jordan)

1054. Choreography of regional care: assembling different rhythms and movements from a regional coordination centre
(Nienke van Pijkeren)

479. To create better worlds: care for birds living now or care for data serving future?
(Selen Eren)

941. Data crisis: an ethnography of technical care practices of/with pandemic data in Spain
(Clara Fernández de Bobadilla)

742. Data care in education: chances and dark sides
(Juliane Jarke)

405. Socio-technical imaginaries of radiological AI: re-inscribing gender in medical imaging
(Melanie Goisauf)

512. Computer aided detection (CAD) based on Artificial Intelligence as a solution for ending Tuberculosis: the future of global health?
(Julien Onno)

714. Patient perspectives and robot doctors: proving participation with Artificial Intelligence in health care
(Flora Lysen)

970. Norwegian mens perception of Artificial Intelligence in prostate cancer diagnostics
(Emilie Hybertsen Lysø)

628. Creating a future with algorithmic partners: a preiminary exploration and proposal for constitutive features for a cooperative and communicative AI
(Arne Sonar)

502. The role of international collaboration networks in model organism science: the case of Zebrafish
(Rodrigo Liscovsky Barrera)

891. Datafying relations/relationalising data: rethinking collaboration in the context of the CERN open data portal
(Antonia Winkler)

127. Geopolitics of European laser research collaboration: the case of extreme light infrastructure
(Oguz Ozkan)

553. What leads researchers to the field? The case of seabirds studies
(Mayline Strouk)

680. Navigating maps: practicing mapping in search and rescue efforts in Northern Norway
(Virga Popovaite)

1028. AI ethics: meking transdisciplinary problems
(Tjitske Holtrop)
795. Kaleidoscopic integration: knowledge inclusion in vaccination guideline development
(Lea Lösch)

855. Dealing with complexities and simplifications in a transdisciplinary reserach project
(Zofia Boni & Franciszek Chwalczyk)

744. Engaging non-western methodologies in european transfdisciplinary project relating the problems of the climate crisis
(Oliwia Olesiejuk)

694. The troubles of data multiple: visualising patient data on a neurosurgical ward
(Julia Kurz)

870. Digitizing heritage: much more than clicking on a button, producing good copies
(Mylène Tanferri)

140. Data conversations: performing digitization differently
(Kat Jungnickel)

992. Advocacy after Formosa: civic data, law and digital archiving
(Tim Schütz)

690. Unstable projections: tracing computer vision in the field of security through time-based diagramming
(Ildikó Plájás)

661. Prediction, powder and values in digitalized policing in Denmark
(Björn Karlsson)

372. The promising future of big data in crime predictions: exploring techno-optimism and its social consequences
(Laura Neiva)

829. The datification and platformization of policing in Germany
(Simon Egbert)

1030. Predicting crime: standardization, discretion and digital tools
(Helene O. I. Gundhus)

172. Crowdfunding for scientific research as public engagement?
(Chris Hesselbein)

637. Open science partnerships contribution to value creation and knowledge dissemination
(Irene Ramos-Vielba)

290. Making science public by learned societies
(Elina Late)

943. Opening up as a work: a tentative comparison between opening up science to society and open access to research articles based on professional trajectories
(Lucile Ottolini)

507. A fair dilemma - engaging values in times of open data
(Rasmus Kvaal Wardemann)

295. From myth to science: reconceptualising the role and nature of indigenous astronomy
(Duane Hamacher)

788. Chasing the stars naked eye in the southern Benin Republic of the tofin fishermen daily navigation, knowledge production, current adaptationand innovation studies
(Dafon Aimé Segla)

167. Co-producing Eden: embedding the local community at the heart of a research partnership
(Andy Yuille)

98. Astromoves: navigating astrophysics careers during the Covid pandemic
(Jarita Holbrook)

129. "Waste is money": Clean tech startups and the practical work of turning environmental concerns into commercial objects
(Tomas Ariztia)

835. A good industry modeling good techniques: transforming practices and defining environmental quality in the roadworks market
(Roman Solé-Pomies)

422. How is impact good? Entangling the ""Bio"" and finance with an environmental impact bond
(Olli Tikkainen)

974. A new market for finance: how finance is becoming the new environmental actor
(Kristin Asdal)

444. Fossilized futures: uncovering the historical materialities and imaginaries of oil and gas in the UK
(Naima Kraushaar-Friesen)

647. Flexible qualifications of the material objects of energy futures
(Claire Le Renard)

841. From limits to growth to greenhouse gas emission pathways: representing the future technological change in global models
(Béatrice Cointe)

972. Energy transition in the wind? Assessing the French energy policy with the Saint Brieuc offshore wind turbine project
(Goumri Maël)

983. Is health data a public good? Extending political economy critique beyond data as commodity
(Sarah Cheung)

896. Data ethics in a health emergency
(Melanie Smallman)

276. Media coverage of big data exploitations in public healthcare: the NHS care data controversy
(Paraskevas Vezyridis)

814. Risk, technology, social reproduction: accounting for algorithmic risk calculation in population health
(Rachel Rowe)

131. Microbes, mosquitoes, and More-Than-Human Segurança: the release of bacterium-infected mosquitoes in Rio de Janeiro (Brazil)
(Luísa Reis-Castro)

703. Immunity and more-thanh-human communities: notes on primate-mosquito-virus intertwinning in Sergipe (Brazil)
(Tullio da Silva Maia)

327. Interspecies and microbiotic relations in biomedical value and knowledge production
(Alberto Morales)

764. With, against, alongside bacteria: situating human-bacteria relations through hospital hygiene managemet
(Antonia Modelhart)

705. Reconstructing gender-microbes relationship: women, antibiotics and antibiotic resistances in research and industry
(María Jesús Santesmases & Isabel M. Gómez Rodríguez)

1032. Forests as techno-natures: translating digital environmental subjects
(Robert Stock)

1002. De-politizing forests technocratic visions and normativity in forests biodiversity research
(Manuel John)

804. The changing timescapes of old European forests
(Evan Fisher)

953. Timely forest
Marie Widengård)

860. (Wild)fire: integrating local knowledge and cultural imaginaries to building resilence towards forest fires in Spain
(Elvira Santiago-Gómez)

465. The structure and impact of narratives and scenarios in robot development: a comparison of care robotics and industrial cobots
(Tim Clausnitzer)

60. Wizaard of Oz methods affects the imaginary of robots of today and the future
(Sofia Thunberg)

678. Re-envisioning the rocial robot as non-anthropomorphic through a transdisciplinary lens: the robot violet
(Pat Treusch)

693. Open Science as a means of responsibility in the research system: opportunities and challenges
(Clare Shelly-Egan)

581. How to sort journals out? A study on proliferation of scientific journal lists in China
(Jing Wang)

1037. Responsible Research towards a Zero Pesticides Future - From Research Expectations to Responsibilisation in Real-Time
(Renée van Dis)

954. Public perceptions of the automation of welfare
(Itzelle Medina Perea)

881. Towards "ideal pes" from the view of grassroot organisations
(Sonja Mei Wang)

880. Dreaming up the cyborg-citizen-consumer
(Santeri Räisänen)

110. Data dialogues in social welfare
(Margot Kersing)

368. When a human says "no" to a computer: frontline oversight of the profiling algorithm in public employment services in Poland
(Karolina Sztandar-Sztanderska)

64. The social life of biomedical data: capturing, obscuring, and envisioning care in the digital safety-net
(Taylor Cruz)

907. Sensing and caring with data: "getting a feel" for ICU patients through data
(Horn Carsten)

978. Careful practices or simulations of care?
(Waltraud Ernst)

18. Digital health governance: a sociomaterial framework
(Benjamin Marent)

812. Potentials and precarities with uncertified and certified edevices in epilepsy care
(Frederike Fahse)

383. Medical imaging in radiology and dermatology: how scientists perceive social implications of imaging machine learning healthcare applications
(Theresa Willem)

278. Working with AI? Jurisdictional control and socio-professional issues in radiology
(Léo Mignot)

945. Artificial Intelligence in prostate cancer diagnostics: transdisciplinary collaboration in a Norwegian biotechnology project
(Maria Bårdsen Hesjedal)

624. Untagling views on automation in breast cancer screening: breast radiologists perspectives on the everyday use of AI in mammography screening
(Charlotte Högberg)

381. AI-based clinical decision support systems: two sociological case studies
(Renate Baumgartner)

639. The Roscoff Marine biology station: a driving research site in the coordination of multi-scale networks
(Marion Maisonobe)

778. Algal cultures: choreographies of Scottish seaweed
(Niki Vermeulen)

620. Epigenetics in mental health research: emerging cultures of collaboration and the politics of demarcation
(Georgia Samaras)

50. Disentangling the local context imagined communities and research integrity policies
(Serge P. J. M. Horbach)

688. Always somewhere, but not just anywhere: on the politics of spatial approaches in ST(I)S
(Jorrit Smit)

90. Putting impact orientation into practice: lessons from a case-study based development of a tool to reflect the societal effects of transdisciplinary research
(Josefa Kny)

557.Interactive dexterity competences for transdisciplinary research
(Silvio Suckow)

1026. Transformation through transdisciplinary about what happens when you try and what's trying about its happening
(Callum Gunn)

274.Collaborative experiments between data science and STS: on mapping the contingencies of automated misinformation detection
(Andrés Domínguez Hernández)

856.What kind of transdisciplinarity is co-creation? The case of EU energy demand research programmes
(William Throndsen)

124. Trials of patience - on the endlessness of digitalization as a social practice
(Anne Jordi Koppenburger)

142. Data flights in the drive for the digital health
(Lucilla Barchetta)

843. Conceptualizing Life Through Artificial Intelligence. Which Lives? Whose Intelligence?
(Alicja Ostrowska)

757. "Geological disorientations": the unexpected effects of digital technologies in geological fieldwork
(Martín Fonck)

171. The substitution of fuel dependent vehicles for electric vehicles: applying lessons from the integration of the tablet computer into practices
(Carolynne Lord)

618. Climate fixes: a techno-market framework underlies public controversy and simulates alternatives
(Les Levidow)

727. Citizens right to contribute to data: the case of odourcollect and the international odour observatory
(Carla Perucca Iannitelli)

722. Quadruple helix engagement in odour pollution: lessons learned from the D-NOSES Project
(Rosa Arias)

793. How do knots get tied? - ecological goods in environmental markets, the case of aquaponics in Belgium
(Sarah Delvaux)

836. Making good promises? Scientific cultivation of seaweed
(Marie Stilling)

454. Food waste in "the good economy": an ethnographic study of the design of a novel food waste app
(Aline Stehrenberger)

973. Increasing the stock to maintain the flow: the implementation of a wait-and-see infrastructure by the French nuclear sector to face the future
(Martin Denoun)

317. Situated energy transitions: confronting the local past - the Prats-de-Mollo case study
(Soubra Baptiste)

307. Opening the black box of renewability: the Greek wing energy case
(Panagiotis Kazantzas)

164. From industrial excess to infrastructural convergence: district heating and Facebook data storage in Odense (Denmark)
(Caroline Anna Salling)

483. Materialising energy futures through the lens of Kvanejfeld
(Abraham Florian)