287. Contrasting sociotechnical imaginaries of genetics and policing: perspectives of police, privacy advocates, and genome project participants
(Tayfun Kasapoglu)

148. The rise of DNA as biometric data in Norway: creating or curing future crises?
(Maja Vestad)

227. Interfaces of forensic, medical, and (non)commercial exploitation of genomic potential: epistemological and epistemic dimensions
(Matthias Wienroth)

884. Digitization of pathology departments in Denmark: exploring the changing laboratory and diagnostic practices
(Olsi Kusta)

552. Caring with haunted marine microbes
(Astrid Schrader)

174. Life after pollution: human-microbe sociality in post-polluted remediation environments
(Alicia Ng)

928. Working with fungi, making with microorganisms: interspecific collaboration and creativity
(Juliette Salme)

837. Mainstreaming with STS? - Turning our orientation or turning our backs to dominant technologies in sustainable energy
(Sampsa Hyysalo)

366. Acceptance of CCUs technologies as a challenge in the energy transition: findings from Spain and France
(Elisabeth Dütschke)

166. Does monitoring matter? Understanding the perception and societal requirements for carbon capture and storage (CCS) in Germany, Greece, Norway and the Netherlands
(Danny Otto)

491. Towards open engineering: involving public(s) in transitional infrastructure design
(Matjaz Vidmar)

823. Social acceptance of automated vehicles and its relevance for climate-friendly mobility futures
(Jens Schippl)

675. "Here comes an electronic artist!" – Communicating discourses surrounding nonhumans involved in a creative process
(Bojana Romic)

932. Visualization practices for interdisciplinary collaborations – the example of ReThiCare
(Philipp Graf)

1023. Bodies and imagianries in robotics research practices
(Ilenia Picardi)

853. Techno-scientific visions in robotic competitions
(Arne Maibaum)

522. The ethification of ICT governance
(Niels van Dijk)

380. Travelling with RRI to the global South: mobilising symmetry
(Nina Frahm)

805. Constituting the ethics of planetary salvation
(Tess Doezema)

1004. Infrastructural consent: imaginaries of informedness in US abortion politics
(Elisabeth Dietz)

741. On interpretive shifts of technically modified bodies
(Antonia Garbe)

674. Scope over depth: the integration specialist as a scientific accelerator for tackling delta resilience
(Nikki Brand)

386. Resistant knowledges and environmental health: knowledge production, historical change and policy in the protection of P. Oceanica
(Jose A. Cañada)

362. Rough seas - Marine scientists in the midst of ecological challenges
(Sarah Schönbauer)

982. Deep matters: how deep sea research values
(Sarah Rose Bieszczad)

530. Too orthodox to be transformative? An examination of forest policy research and its role in tackling the deforestation crisis
(Susanne Koch & Camilla Tetley)

358. Moral paradigms in wicked problems
(Nynke van Uffelen)

710. A folded ecology of interoperability work: perspectives from socio-technical system design in translational science
(Andrew Hoffman)

39. Techno-politics of the interoperability of archaeological data (work)
(Isto Huvila)

375. All the creatures great and small: fragmented animal biobanking in post-EU Great Britain
(Veit Braun)

873. Brutalism meets socio-ecological transitions: the case of train infrastructures
(Stefan Laser)

105. An insight into gene and cell therapy in China from personalised immunotherapy for cancer
(Isabel Briz Hernández)

399. Private, private, public? Paving a democratic route to protect data donors and the collective good in genomics
(Ilaria Galasso)

852. Infrastructures of valuation: the social shaping of innovation trajectories in tissue based industries
(Michael Morrison)

202. Patient engagement in drug development: configuring a new resource for generating innovation
(Olga Zvonareva)

1044. Patient perspectives on biomarker based diagnostics and therapeutics in psychiatry
(Flora Gossink)

786. The uncanny playground: secience vs. Nature
(Sara Casartelli)

332. Worlding an app: a study of design processes and construction in the global South
(Hannah Acutt)

138. Inclination and the autonomizing structure of care
(Birte de Gruisbourne)

785. Researching and doing devices activisim - reflections from a patient-initiated collaboration on do-it-yourself artificial pancreas system-research
(Henriette Langstrup)

139. Careful (re)visions: tinkering with academic practices for engaged research in datafied education
(Jade Vu Henry)

1021. Timing the hype; domesticating AI
(Robin Williams)

589. The microbiological eye: ethics and ethnoscience of AI-based software developers for laboratory image analysis
(Joaquin Yrivarren)

296. Beyond images: a case study of how lensions are automated recognised
(Xiao Yang)

185. The promise makers: the role of vendors in realising Aitificial Intelligence in radiology practices
(Mari Serine Kannelønning)

432. Public imaginaries of Artificial Intelligence: conceptualizing public debates about AI
(Saba Rebecca Brause)

831. Artificiality in AI controversies
(Anders Munk)

948. The most important and possibly overlooked: critical exercises in AI controversy detection
(Noortje Marres)

787. Manufacturing hype: AI representations in Canadian media
(Guillaume Dandurand)

392. Nine wicked(ish) problems of regulating autonomous systems
(Peter Winter)

163. The present is a Knife's edge - St. Augustine's philosophical presentism and the politics of expectation
(Tobias Olofsson)

379. "Back to (for) the future: Roman philosophy, STS and AI"
(Talya Deibel & Eric Deibel)

249. If Prometheus were a scholar… understanding today's STS practices while rereading yesterday's ancient myths
(Moawad Lise)

937. Hermeneutic STS and historical comparisons
(Chistopher Coenen)

44. Invisible smart cities: reading Calvino through algorithmic eyes
(Regev Nathansohn)

1012. Decoding infrastructure spaces: logistics sites and new urbanities
(Agostino Strina)

815. A relational critique of autonomous systems
(Luke Moffat)

720. The datafied city: a socio-technical inquiry into digital twins for urban governance
(Hadrien Macq)

341. Urban digital infrastructuring and the (re)production of privilege
(Fenna Imara Hoefsloot)

264. Amazons urban speculations
(Ilia Antenucci)

546. Urban chronotopes of innovation
(Ulrich Ufer & Alexandra Hausstein)

145. Hail Mary: the impact of the time pressure and urgency on innovating towards possible new worlds
(Filippo Reale)

510. Critical narratives and metrics as the means of negotiating radical visions of socio-technical change: the cases of electric mobility transition in California and Poland
(Aleksandra Lis)

761. Mobility futures and the biography of responsible technologies
(Gisle Solbu, Marianne Ryghaug, Bård Torvetjønn Haugland & Tomas Moe Skjølsvold)

926. Pushing prevention in times of crisis
(Annelieke Driessen)

951. Analyzing bottom up citizen protest against biodigesters from a citizenship perspective
(Lotte Krabbenborg)

81. Patterns of (in)visible participation: case of patient organizations in Russia
(Olga Temina)

153. Producing pure science: uninvited lay experts shaping refused knowledge about vaccination in Italy
(Barbara Morsello & Federico Neresini)

114. From illegal to essential participation: the case of ethical hacking
(Anne Marte Gardenier)

429. A Ambivalence in the practice of advanced genetic healthcare
(Janneke M.L. Kuipe)

1042. Addressing matters of care in divise genomic testing project: the case of preconception and newborn scrreening in Belgium
(Shana Reithof)

49. Slowing down decay: biological clocks in personalized medicine
(Clémence Pinel)

199. Does the future of genomics lie beyond its experimental systems? Epigenetics as case in point
(Luca Chiapperino)

567. From individual to the genome and back: the genomic identity multiple
(Kaya Akyüz)

568. What is carbon capture and storage and how does it work?: Google and Wikipedia as mediating information infrastructures in emerging climate technologies
(Jussara Rowland)

879. Media presentations of geological carbon storage: a comparative analysis of the three countries
(Ana Prades)

455. Grid literacy: hoe to gauge and rewire stakeholder discourse
(Daniel Wuebben)

209. Societal acceptance through technological innovation? Exploring the socio-technical boundary conditions of spent nuclear fuel partitioning and transmutation
(Robbe Geysmans)

1010. Techno-scientific promises and residents' perceptions on small modular reactors
(Matti Kojo)

1008. The microbiomisation of class: re-embodying buen vivir, othering microbiopolitics
(Andrea Núñez Casal)

704. Thinking like a Holobiont: microbial soil recuperation among planetary health workers in South India
(Daniel Münster)

977. Green gold translational science on living cell factories and the hope of engineering metabolisms to enable a sustainable future
(Vibeke Pihl)

173. Spreading: how to cenceptualise microbial circulations
(Ana Delgado)

696. Facial recognition at the farm: surveillance and ethics across species
(Madisson Whitman)

324. De-escalation as a traveling technology: the ethics of partial abstractions
(Maja Sisnowski)

427. Developing software tools for research integrity: traveling values between normatie frameworks and technological properties
(Felicitas Hesselmann)

826. The configuration of housing proffesionals and the mobilization of normative and moral discourses in the service of active living
(Rachel Hale)

942. The ethics and politics of urban technological experiment in the US
(Nicole West Bassoff)

119. Interoperability as multi-scalar sociotechnology
(Annalisa Pelizza)

1056. Human identification infrastructuring (HII) at the refugee registration facility in Germany
(Andrea Berger)

604. Steps towards a digital immigration system
(James Besse)

121. Following the border: interoperability & biometric mobility in the anglosphere
(James Duncan)

509. Politics and practices of «pharmaceutical exception» in Quebec
(Pierre-Marie David)

147. Cooling the patient out: distributed decision-making and heated debates over access to advanced therapies
(Sarah Wadmann)

1018. Does the growth of real world evidence represent an episteme transition in biomedical knowledge production?
(Paul Martin)

233. MTOR, NMN, Metmorfin and fasting: techno-scientific imaginaries of longevity
(Ilke Turkmendag)

914. Stimulant psychotropic drug use in adults: the liquid boundaries between treatment and cognitive enhancement
(Lauren Predebon)

733. Designing functional bodies: artificial molecular machines and the future of biomedical innovation
(Renan Gonçalves Leonel da Silva)

195. HPV vaccination and care-policy relations: tensions between an "inclusive" policy and mundane enactments of care in school health
(Lisa Lindén)

162. Framing the pandemic: miltiplying ""crisis"" in Dutch healthcare during the emerging Covid-19 pandemic
(Bert de Graaff)

78. Prolonging life or attending to death? Nephrology clinical practices as a high-tension-zone
(Anna Mann)

906. How is contact tracing like culling? - An ethnographic account of high-tension zones in one public health office during the Covid-19 pandemic
(Kevin Hall)

543. "Tracing from below": situated care practices in a Covid digital strategy
(Camila Hidalgo)

630. Futures as linguistically composed expected presents
(Antonia Garbe)

656. Lively media technologies: ethics, monsters and new imaginaries for the future
(Line Henriksen)

923. Concepts of Gilbert Simondon applied to sociotechnical and scientific imaginaries
(Jacqueline Bellon)

260. CTRL + F_eminist futures: Hacking algorithmic architectures of cities to come
(Maja-Lee Voigt)

521. Hack the house!: Reconfiguring domesticity in co-living spaces
(Cansu Güner)

734. Tiny tools and little loops: software art as care-ful software practice
(Tim Cowlishaw)

520. The origin of all fears: from imagined air threats to world wars realities in early French science-fiction
(Zacharie Boubli)

471."Cowboy in the sky": The firebee on the settler colonial frontier
(Ivan Chaar Lopez)

316. Drone swarming and the multi-sensorial battlefield
(Andreas Immanuel Graae)

285. Out of "human control": re-thinking AI ethics through dystopia
(Katherine Chandler)

323. Connecting bodies and urban data. All we do is interfacing?
(Johanna Fischer)

420. Interfacing relations: bodies, machines, and homes in experimental neuroprosthetics
(Alexandra Middelton)

269. On lungs and tubes. A theory of aerial interfaces
(Dominik Maeder)

526. Interfacing knowledge about formalisation, design methods and other relations
(Benjamin Doubali)

542. Reconfiguring the affective interface: a feminist approach
(Pat Treusch)

909. Interfacing behaviour in digital economies
(Elif Buse Doyuran)

406. You cannot make the algorithm do something it does not want to do: exploring the agency and power of AI systems in practice
(Anna Schjøtt Hansen)

286. Digitalizing the Danes: tracing the history of the Danish e-identifiction system
(Torben Elgaard Jensen)

168. Analysing critiques and controversies of AI and their participatory potential
(Mercedes Bunz)

204. Tests, protests and contests: how humans and AI materialised algorithm trouble in Twitter's image-cropping controversy
(Tommy Shane)

449. Making sense of a global crisis: scientists as moderate experts and the boundaries between conspiratorial and critical thinking
(Roosa Rytkönen)

796. Covid-19 as a slow disaster: an STS perspective as an itnervention in the management of the pandemic
(Israel Rodríguez-Giralt)

506. The affects of a crisis: optimism against pessimism in climate change debates
(Alexandra Ciocanel)

657. Crisis talk at the border of science and policy: a reading of research policy and socio-environmental discourses
(Christian Colella)

472. Value engineering: (in)commensurability in practices of ecological and economic valuation in sustainable development
(Christo Sims)

177. Assetizing blood: anticipated techno-economic futures that shift biomedicine from gift, to commodity, to rent
(Neil Stephens)

986. Assetization of social relations in the ecosystem governance mode
(Jonna Antonia Josties)

194. Temporal tensions of dynamic capabilities: the integration of external resources and the implications of assetization for non-profit hybrid organizations
(Jane Bjørn Vedel)

917. Assetization in science - governing research through bibliometric "datassets"
(Anne K. Krüger)

412. "Innovation in technology" instead of "innovation in thinking"? Assetization in Academia and its epistemic consequences
(Maximilian Fochler)

387. Unrecognised participation at the margins of the city: an empirical study of resilient neighbourhood-making
(Sabrina Rahmawan-Huizenga)

607. Creating affective environments in city-making practices: an ode to joy as boundary spanning skill
(Beitske Boonstra)

212. Infrastructuring (un)invited participation in urban planning self-organised collaborative housing between collaboration and controversy
(Andrea Schikowitz)

59. Corals as service providers: ecosystem services and value relations between coral scientists and corals
(Elis Jones)

840. Beavers and humans as boundary builders and breakers: a multispecies ethnography along the Southern Dommel river Basin
(Inge Dekker)

709. Resilience, good natures, and good humans: reshaping ecological value in an age of climate calamity
(Irene van Oorschot)

634. Crafting pouches, crafting relations: attending to tensions in knitting for wildlife conservation
(Stephanie Lavau)

473. A strategy of comparative re-imagination as justification for interventions in empirical ethics
(Ville Aula)

732. To take a stand between the "goods" and "bads": a proposal for a prescriptive empirical philosophy
(Lotje Siffels)

1017. Empirical ethics between the demand to be prescriptive and the fears of expertocracy
(Martina Baumann)

419. The future of normativity in the technological development? Embedded ethics and social science
(Svenja Breuer)

408. Developing the interoperable border: imaginaries of interoperability in EU border security R&D
(Clemens Binder)

1031. The technopolitics of expertise: shaping an interoperable border regime
(Chiara Loschi)

758. Governing European cloud infrastructures
(Andreas Baur)

967. The politics of Eidas: identification and interoperability in the European Union
(Baki Cakici)

664. Formatting European security integration through database interoperability
(Rocco Bellanova)

893. Care as resistance: navigating tensions and trade-offs in care during times of infectious sociality
(Anna Dowrick)

265. "You are at odds with your own values": Experiences of caring work in universities during the Covid-19 pandemic
(Martin Oliver)

1022. What to care for? Tensions between care and carers amidst the Covid-19 pandemic
(Sebastian Rojas-Navarro)

266. Caring with and across distance(s): methodological reflections on researching care practices during the Covid-19 pandemic
(Merz Sibille)

141. AI and gender imaginaries: reddit discourses on training the ideal AI bot girlfriend
(Iliana Depounti)

735. The imaginaries of merging minds with machines
(Wenzel Mehnert)

519. An archeology of the future: imagining airports before airplanes in early French science-fiction
(Zacharie Boubli)

571. Why do they all have four wheels and look like eggs? Techonology expectations effect on path creation
(Marie Bemler)

560. Indigenous and national technologies: sociotechnical imaginaries in Turkey and the production of techno-futures
(Merve Birdal & Zinaida Vasilyeva )

971. Drone warfare, data analytics and the rationality of AI defense intellectuals
(Jutta Weber)

116. "Autonomous weapons" as a geopolitical signifier: analysing AI imaginaries in Chineses and US military policies
(Thomas Christian Bächle & Jascha Bareis)

38. "This is not what I expected" Sociotechnical imaginaries ad disillusionment, an exploration of moral experience and meteriality in a military innovation context
(Sofie van der Maarel)

112. Imagining human control over robots: how future visions shape the interplay of autonomous weapons systems and arms control
(Anna-Katharina Ferl)

321. Taming drone imaginaries: from DIY experimentation to imaginaries of professional drone uses
(Hendrik Bender)

169. When innovation meets apathy: transforming work through the platform business model
(Konstantinos Floros)

999. Thinking of tools powered by algorithms and their interfces as artifacts for the creation of partial organization
(Rocío Fonseca Sasian)

183. Digital platforms, algorithmic devices and workforce management
(Federico de Stavola)

482. About the role(s) of algorithms in organizational and work practices, notes from an enactive ethnography of food-delivery riders
(Francesco Bonifacio)

555. Configurating data matching: coping with uncertain data in migration and security
(Wouter van Rossem)

611. Making cases count – Disentangling hybrid practices of counting cases in German Social Services
(Gall Korbinian)

452. Theorising interfaces for skilled workers, a case study from the German toolmaking industry
(Annelie Pentenrieder)

797. Interfacing/surfacing: towards a symmetrical analytics of human-machine communication in the making
(Benjamin Lipp)

790. Format archaeology: an approach to studying interfaces
(Natanliel Tkacz)

1009. The threshold in interface theory
(Christian Schulz)

128. When is a data-user interface? Investigating the fluidities and viscosities in technology-mediated knowledge
(Paula Helm)

621. Tracing the development of soil carbon research: an experimental mixed-methods approach
(Lisa Sigl)

517. Of networks and topics: combining quantitative and qualitative methods in analysing modelling communities and discourses
(Anja Bauer)

95. Understanding data studies: a conceptual and methodological inquiry into research on datafication
(Irina Zakharova)

622. Reflecting on the practice of quali-quantitative science studies at the STS-QSS interface
(Judit Varga)

910. Fake AI and composing algorithms
(David Moats)

434. Materializing AI in public healthcare practices: how does neoliberalism colonize daily decision-making processes?
(Núria Vallès-Peris)

1035. Future frictions: an immersive web experience to explore urban AI controversies
(Anouk Geenen)

421. Anne Frank's story as a 'cold case': How AI became entangled in a controversy around historical research
(Francisca Grommé)

206. Extra-institutional science: a closer look at community laboratories
(A. Verena Eireiner)

357. Citizen sc-AI_nce: Reflections on experiments to integrate AI and citizen science
(Nada Akrouh)

842. Challenging the understanding of roles and ownership in citizen social science: the coact experience
(Stefanie Schuerz)

638. Co-created and targeted communication strategies contribution to the impact and recognition of citizen science initiatives
(Joana Magalhães)

946. Climate socialization in times of crisis: a comparative study of argumentative emotion work and time work in climate change discourses
(Mónica Marín)

275. Sociotechnical futures vs. Uncertainty: the political uses of French economic forecasts in time of crisis
(Théo Régniez)

84. Contexting crisis: understanding crisis as a temporal phenomenon in practice, through the case of Yachay, the city of knowledge in Ecuador
(José David Gómez Urrego)

464. The UK REF ranking: governing the future of academic quality and scientific research
(Sveta Milyaeva)

718. Digital asset-making in the global higher education sector
(Janja Komljenovic)

277. Assetization as a techno-economic mode of governance
(Kean Birch)

158. Blockchain in the Pacific: economic performativity and the assetization of trust
(Katrina Matheson)

766. Making population health data assets
(Rachel Rowe)

262. Repurposing Google ads for controversy mapping
(Oscar Coromina)

584. Minding the forest, foresting the mind: living through socioeconomic pressures in Sierra Leone's forest Milieux
(David Kananizadeh)

186. Crossing the dark forest together: encounters between microbiome science and anthropology across time, space, and species
(Roberta Raffaetà)

902. Interaction with plants and vegetal beings - how to describe them concretely?
(Mylène Tanferri)

729. Making time: speculative engagements with embodied temporalities, bioscience, and art
(Lotta Hautamäki)

423. Embraci
ng heterogeneity: why plural understandings strengthen inter - and transdisciplinarity in Academia and policy
(Bianca Vienni Baptista)

768. Futures in knowledge making problems and possibilities with university and industry engaging in co-learning for innovation
(Helen Jøsok Gansmo)

663. Who governs European research? A quali-quantitative study of a transnational and interdisciplinary research council
(Lucas Brunet)

619. The innovation potential of science in a system dependent on grant funding
(Nina Fárová)

23. New stakeholders, new rules of the game: shifting boundaries in Canadian interdisciplinary health research
(Albert Mathieu)

313. Digitizing and knowing: a new-materialist reading of change and uncertainty in digital pathology
(Chiara Carboni)

220. Imagining algorithms at work: fears and hopes about Artificial Intelligence in healthcare
(Francesco Miele)

51. Voice assistants in the center of the internet of things: enabling interoperability while securing market domination
(Niklas Strüver)

950. Digitizing difference: negotiating social orders in 21st century India
(Pariroo Rattan)

799. The birth of (AI) ethics and its discontents
(Konstantinos Konstantis)

312. "Brain talk" and mental health: effects of neuroscience on clinical practice and subjectivity
(Andrea Bielli)

115. How do neuroscientists think about criticism of neuroscience?
(Eileen Wengemuth)

850. Decentring the brain? The re-emerging field of neuro-technologies of chronic pain in the United States
(Benjamin Lipp)

137. Socio-technical futures and cyborgs: contested visions in the field of brain-computer interfaces
(Roberto Favalli)

222. Thought transfer and brain connects - prospects, realizations, and powerful enactments
(Sigrid Schmitz)

558. Revisioning self, technology and society through the context of neurorechnologies
(Marc Strotmann)

75. Complicating the circular economy: an ethnography of how biowaste turns/ does not turn into value in the mundane practicesof Finninsh biogas plants
(Taru Lehtokunnas)

824. Zero waste, multi species: on embodying good hygene for a good environment
(Mandy de Wilde)

606. Scaling precarious potentiality: negotiating between the lab and the wild in gene drive mosquito development for malaria control
(Marianne Mäkelin)

747. Figuring energetic entanglements: rethinking energy literacies as diasporic literacy
(Dagmar Lorenz-Meyer)

328. Decarbonising domestic housing: the role of the construction industry in driving social acceptance
(Thomas Roberts)

776. What subnational imaginaries for solar PV? Exploring practices
(León Hirt)

810. Net Zero and the paths of localization: using expert interviews and participatory mapping to interpret energy system futures
(Christopher Groves)

125. Making & doing goods in practice: a proposition for empirical ethics
(Carla Greubel)

801. "Good daughter" or "milking cows": empirical ethics of transnational elder care in Indian nurse families
(Tanja Ahlin)

859. Wandering while surveilled: using empirical ethics to address the roles of emerging dementia care technologies?
(Astrid Meyer)

25. Empires of the mind and trickle-down science: challenges and opportunities in 21st century science diplomacy
(Greg Whitesides)

32. Immune to generosity? Social ambivalence towards science diplomacy in the global South
(Joy Zhang)

1041. Science, diplomacy, and geopolitics at China's Arctic research stations
(Trym Eiterjord)

792. Boosteuroteq: studying responsibility and co-creation at technical universities
(Lukas Fuchs)

791. Development of competencies through transdisciplinary research and education - a thematic review
(Sarju Sing Rai)

806. Introducing the European engineering learning innovation and sciene alliance
(Maria Rentetzi)

1001. Eelisa European university
(Ignacio González Tejada)

309. From "gatekeeper" to "forest ranger": the narrative work of a Dutch governmental agency in enacting sustainable future healthcare
(Rik Wehrens)

435. Narratives of control and practices of flexibility: managing SARS-COV-2 across European borders
(Alena Kamenshchikova)

135. Juxtaposed responsibilities: exploring state-society relations in Austrian healthcare politics through stories of infection and cure
(Lisa Lehner)

52. Ethico-racial imperatives: mobilising race and ethical action in imagined biomedical futures
(Ros Williams)

161. Standardizing patient engagement in drug development: the ""futuring work"" of documents
(Claudia Egher)

777. Playing with fire: re-identification hacks and organisational micro-politics
(Jan Schmutzler)

935. Hacking decision-making
(Maja Urbanczyk)

355. Chaos reigns: hacktivism as health data activism
(Annika Richterich)

113. Engineer-as-a-service: what is the future of engineering professionals in the digital world?
(Ola Michalec)

635. Disappearing scientific vision: computational methods and infrastructures of code in bioscientific practice
(Rebecca Carlson)

451. Scientific representations of sleep in the media: the Uruguayan case
(Cristina Misa Knuth)

809. Seeing as a way of knowing: a look from the history and the histological work of Abel Salazar (1889-1946)
(Maria Strecht Almeida)

527. Uprooted expectations: "seeing" environments through deep learning algorithms
(Virginia Vargolskaia)

665. The collective mapping of Exomars 2022 landing site: seeing, negotiating and experiencing the Martian surface
(Valentina Marcheselli)

600. The action-net of digitalization in public administration: the case of the Bologna municipality
(Fabio María Espósito)

518. From the assembly line to the dis-assembly line: comparing factory's work with the maintainance work of web content moderators
(Lia Tirabeni)

771. Analyzing the power dynamics and materiality in digitalization projects in existing local contexts: experiences from manufacturing and the insurance sector
(Johan Buchholz)

898. Bringing telemedicine to intensive care: responsible implementation and implementation of responsibilities
(Ulrike Felt)

413. The state of work automation: interrogating anticipated futures and methaphors of organisational change
(Martin Berg)

529. Exploring the development and implementation of a collaborative robot for automated wiring processes and its effects on informal workplace learning
(Norbert Huchler)

738. Ethnographic research and game design: engaging migrants in the design of migration infrastructures
(Lorenzo Olivieri)

430. Caring for biosocial complexity: care and reflexivity in ethnographic engagements with biomedical researchers
(Michael Penkler)

981. Synthetic becoming: engaging the intersection of art, activism, and feminst technoscience
(Lneka Veselá)

398. STS research(ers) in the pandemic: an auto-ethnographic pinboard
(Sarah Davies)

900. Enacting care through methodography
(Julie Sascia Mewes)

838. Researchers, digital tools and politics of method: an account of the relationship from experiments with digital controversy mapping
(Chiara Poletti)

944. Setting up speculative data visualisations
(Laura Kochsch)

933. Constructing significance - exploring large nominal data between STS and computational methods
(Peter Kahlert)

934. How to enrich the map? A case study of mapping German public service media libraries
(Maryam Tatari)

149. Popular data: how patients and doctors deal with digital apps and devices
(Danny Lämmerhirt)

912. AI at work: the living lab method to empirically study AI for intensive care treatment
(Justien Dingelstad)

913. Doing co-creation: articulations of empowerment in the development of a health data infrastructure
(Susanne Oechsner)

888.Reviews from and about older people on M-health apps: how does digitalization reshape the relationship between older people and health issues?
(Mengxi Zhang)

617. Co-designing smart speakers for health and social care
(Sebastian Merkel)

692. Citizen data science and the making of public policy during the Covid-19 pandemic
(Sine Zambach)

480. There is no such thing as tension - sociological reflections of dealing with tensions in participatory research
(Kevin Altmann)

976. Does citizen science live up to all its promises? A plea for humility
(Christine Urban & Michael Strähle)

851. "Testing" protocols in citizen science: societal protocols for participatory sensing
(Daniela van Geenen)

447. Undisciplining imaginaries of ageing futures: exploring academics hopes and fears for their ageing futures
(Helen Manchester)

672. What matters to me - envisioning the againg future self and its environment
Catharina van Leersum)

965. Doing things together: rethinking future techno-connectivity for later life
(Roser Beneito-Montagut)

800. Visions and realizations of cyber-physical spaces in Japan: solving societal issues by cybernetic avatars
(Celia Spoden)

378. De-scripting of age in co-designing techno-futures with older adults
(Katja Antonia Rießenberger)

384. The interoperability renegade: France's perspective over Covid-19 digital contact tracing vs. The EU one
(Dario Pizzul)

770. Actor without network during the pandemic: contact tracing apps between misalignments and failures - the Italian case of Immuni
(Letizia Zampino)

397. Digitalizing the pandemic welfare: the role of ICTS in the management of the crisis among vulnerable groups
(Roberto Cibin)