570. Harnessing microbial fermentation in reproductive venture tech
(Megan Tracy)

320. Listen with Mother? Feminist explorations of more-than-human co-creation in the home, the lab and the gallery
(Kaajal Modi)

987. Microbes in the making: fermentation in Assam, Northeast of India
(Salla Sariola)

821. Intuitive agriculture: contending with microbial unruliness in the field
(Marie Turner)

210. Climate politics and the governance of time: the hetero-temporality of technologies in climate mitigation, adaptation and litigation
(Huub Dijstelbloem)

251. Negotiations of goodness in Norway's oil capital generationall dynamics of living well in post-petroleum futures
(Anne-Sofie Lautrup Sørensen)

706. Enablong net-zero futures: the afterlife of knowledge infrastructures in post-Paris offsetting
(Kamilla Karhunmaa)

1024. Contesting the timescapes of disaster risk reduction: implicated time, rhythms and the Esofti resistance in dealing with permanent gas emissions from volcano Masaya, Nicaragua
(Sebastien Nobert)

416. The beauty and the meat: the human-animal relations of livestock breeding, meat processing and marketing
(Martin Winter)

190. Cultured Meat as Promissory Assemblage
(Mariana Hase Ueta & Frank Müller)

371. Engineering values through livestock genomics
(Jenske Bal, Simon Vanderstraeten & Roxane Gabet)

425. A doomed technology? On gene editing in Bavarian livestock agriculture, policy field conflicts and responsible research & innovation
(Amy Clare)

715. "Cern runs on a lot of 'goodwill' and fascination": emotional drivers of work and socialization in high-energy physics
(Helene Sorgner)

87. Calibrating Emotions at the Bench and the Bedside in Translational Science
(Isabel Briz Hernández)

830. Doing biobanking: identities, affect, and valuation of different kinds of work in an increasingly professionalized field
(Lisa-Maria Ferent)

523. Living laboratories and innovation parliaments: new sites of democracy
(Stefan Böschen)

86. Charting political waters
(Endre Dányi)

136. Suspending democratic (dis)belief: technodemocratic imaginaries of solar power in Morocco and Tanzania
(Monamie Haines)

813. Prototyping democratic futures in education
(Simy Kaur Gahoonia)

253. The politics surrounding big tech: understanding the democratic configurations that shape our lives
(Ivan Veul)

726. Impact assessments and the making of sociothechnical futures: from the environment to cyberspace
(Nicolas Baya-Laffite)

123. Security by principle: re-instrumenting cyber security assurance
(Matt Spencer)

462. Tinkering with policy instruments of - and - through - difitalization: smart city Berlin and the institutionalization of subpolitics
(Julia Valeska Schröder)

525. Politics of controlling Artificial Intelligence
(Benbouzid Bile)

773. Private actors, public risks: a sociotechnical imaginary of algorithmic government in Europe
(Jana Misic)

43. Policy learning labs - innovative approch to innovations
(Aleksandra Gabriel)

528. The tailor and the sparrow: co-creating the municipality of the future
(Anja K. Ruess)

695. Process or materiality? Entanglements of co-creation and responsibility
(Simone Arnaldi & Paolo Magaudda)

984. Fair reward for citizens contributions in co-creation
(Angela Simone)

1011. Territorial translations of RRI
(Marzia Mazzonetto)

1051. Beyond social impact of energy systems: a critical review of two French energy plpanning studies
(Soubra Baptiste)

673. The illusion of a comprehensive future narrative: moving from manufacturability to modesty
(Teyler van Muijden)

667. Adjacent possibles of social pharmaceutical innovation
(Tineke Kleinhout-Vliek)

723. Imagining the future of mental health care in/from Uruguay
(Santiago Navarro)

178. "Ask us!": Counter narratives and collective tinkering in long term care
(Marjolijn Heerings)

755. The social lives of stories - the role(s) of accounts of rare disease from innovation to authorisation and marketing of orphan drugs
(Eva Hilberg)

632. Ontological overflows and the politics of absence
(Francis Lee)

351. Ground-truthing exclusions: enforcing a benchmark for neoantigen prediction in personalized immuno-oncology
(Florian Jaton)

847. Blood donations missing minorities: a comparative analysis of the politics of absence by blood procurement agencies in the UK and Belgium
(Stephanie Hermant)

808. Negative space: pathways to absence in photographish evidence
(Alison Gerber)

258. Overflowing cities and the technopolitics of recognizing waste
(Kevin Pijpers)

1020. Language/communication ideologies and digital culture
(Alicia Fuentes Calle)

511. Disembodied self: staging the trouble through careful bodily engagements
(Pierre Delvenne)

955. Life-lines: a visual bio-ethnography of breakthrough Covid and ecologies of support as shared immunities
(Angela Marqués Filipe)

100. Third space walks: Flâneuse in virtual and material spaces of cities
(Mirjana Mitrovic)

56. Caring with and through deception
(Brian Rappert)

938. Experiment as care. Encounters with Physarum polycephalum
(Maria Salomea Debinska)

19. Code, concrete and culture: ML, autonomous vehicles and the rules of the road
(Jack Stilgoe)

82. From ethical to optimal: transformations in the ethics of autonomous driving discourse
(Maya Indira Ganesh)

460. Loss: notes on the concept of error in machine learning
(Alexander Campolo)

849. Constructing certainty: the performativity of benchmarking and its hold on the future
(Gabriel Grill)

687. Inferred futures of a donor organ
(Louise Amoore)

865. Mapping the datification of US healthcare: a comparative topographies approach to the study of datafication
(Linda Huber)

97. Building information data and the emergence of platform urbanism
(Kathrin Braun)

605. Promises of 5G networks: datafication by software-oriented infrastructure
(Adrien Tournier)

484. Unruly matter: taming the material world for digital venture capitalism
(Jamie Wong)

716. Arguments for hermeneutic technology assessment
(Arthur Wei-Kang Liu)

352. The prospective role of the research value "openness" in the sciences
(Rene Von Schomberg)

256. Harvesting the future: philosophy of technology after the posthistoire
(Pascal Zorn)

228. Unfolding futures as modal textures - towards a hermeneutics of techne, logos and possibility
(Bruno Gransche)

1043. Works and worlds
(Alfred Nordmann)

367. Coded jaywalkers and the performativity of smart traffic lights
(Pouya Sepehr)

548. Building a greater Paris in raw earth: material politics in the (re)activation of urban soil as a building material
(Jean Goizauskas)

273. Building the material city: the techno-political marginalization of the red brick in Cairo (Egypt)
(Corten Pérez-Houis)

289. Political materiality of urbanisation processes in Port-au -Prince amid disaster and climate stress
(Enkelejda Sula-Raxhimi)

683. From urban games to urban recipes: the emergence of an open source urbanism in Spain (1994-2019)
(Enrique Espinosa Pérez)

572. The law of urban speculation: devising property relations in the city
(Adolfo Estalella)

889. Accelerating innovation: tracing expectations of a particle accelerator in the making
(Noah Münster)

963. Mission-oriented funding - a new role for science and innovation
(Cecile Hilmer)

541. Isomorphic difference relations in the commercialization of nanotechnology: evidence from the National Nanotechnology Initiative
(Aixa Y. Aleman-Díaz)

721. Anticipatory practices as loci for modulating the governance of innovation and socio-technical futures
(Konrad Kornelia)

481. Technoscientific futures in innovation policy and research: emerging imaginaries of artificial intelligence in Brazil
(Guilherme Cavalcante Silva)

679. Morality in everday nursing work: constituting valuation practices in health care
(Leenders Jooske)

146. Valuing a virus: how counting practices constitute Covid care
(Roland Bal)

737. Between disruptio and entrenchment: how nests influence societal values
(Benjamin Hofbauer)

958. The social value of improving the primary care response to domestic violence and abuse: a mixed methods soical return on investment analysis of the UK Iris programme
(Meredith Hawking)

915. What's in a name? The coinage of the notion of "biodiversity" as a tool of science communication
(Stefan Bargheer)

53. Aizome: indigo blues, fermentation and cosmotechnics
(Ganaele Langlois)

297. The necrobiome: fermenting in-between life and death
(Elena Beregow)

359. When fermentation kills
(Tereza Stöckelová)

503. Chronopolitics within the maintenance of corporate environments
(Lippert Inmar)

803. No-longer-in-time shipping: emerging spatiotemporal logics in climate change logistics
(Asher Boersma)

919. Temporal enclosures and the social production of inescapable futures for coal mining in Colombia
(Susana Carmona)

725. Engineering the future: on climate modification and the macroscopic view
(Theo Reeves-Evison)

252. Following the beef: transnational trade and how Southern African cattle are trasnforming European landscapes
(Pierre du Plessis)

456. Caring for digestion; the metabolic politics of dairy farming in the Netherlands
(Else Vogel)

401. Is your cow too big? Engineering livestock futures in South India
(Daniel Münster)

750. How the introduction of Artificial Intelligence in healthcare is modifying the role of moral emotions in the field
(Eliana Bergamin)

308. Patterns in practice: emotions, beliefs and values in machine learning for drug discovery
(Jo Bates)

229. Ethnography, emotion and feminist ethics in the veterinary clinic
(Vanessa Ashall)

874. "My dream was to make a cerana valley": the case of Apis Cerana and mud-hives in Kullu Himalayas
(Kesang Thakur)

989. Collaborative autonomy: open scientific instruments as a democratisation arena in the global South
(Julieta Arancio)

731. Space technologies, internet, and global futures: socio-technical imaginaries of the satellites mega-constellations
(Zinaida Vasilyeva)

477. Blackouts, white lists, and information combat: making sense of contested, dis/connected socio-technical imaginaries after Myanmar's coup
(Stefan Bächtold)

816. Beyond democracy: what public participation for the territory of the future?
(Carole-Anne Tisserand)

1003. A case study of EU energy efficiency through the lens of indicator politics
(Tessa Dunlop)

1033. Uncovering technological compassion: climate services, global anticipatory risk management and the politics of climate change adaptation
(Sebastien Nobert)

609. (Re)assembling energy politics: predictive policy assemblages in energy policymaking
(Stefan C. Aykut)

995. The controversial production of the future of energy efficiency: the case of energy labels for building in France
(Alexandre Mallard)

200. The EU's circular economu action plans as a policy instrument to shape the future
(Josep Pinyol Alberich)

152. Organisational translations and user innovations in healthcare
(Arturs Holavins)

489. Monitoring innovation: tech watchdogs and digital public services Italy
(Michele Veneziano)

676. Reapropriation of agency and the re-shaping of subjectivities of caregivers and patients with cerebral palsy
(Lorenzo Urbano)

920. Participatory and co-creation practices involving first-person experiences to improve healthcare services and inform policies: a case-study of endometriosis as a aunder-diagnosed disorder affecting women's health
(Nora Salas Seoane)

996. Co-producing innovation through free software and open hardware: the case of Raspibo
(Sergio Minniti)

257. Local tales and spatial imaginaries to compose caring regions
(Hannah Stalenhoef)

225. Changing imaginaries and work-floor practices: how oncology care in Russia becoming a battleground for different healthcare logics
(Masha Denisova)

698. The centralization of medical data as miracle cure: discourses and future visions around the digitalization of the Belgian health system
(Jean-Baptiste Fasnouillère)

554. Representing absence in survey research: a historical and conceptional analysis
(Lukas Griessl)

514. Automated learning: speculative intervention
(Kevin Witzenberger)

513. Algorithmic accountability and the politics of absence
(Loup Cellard)

431. Algorithmic implicature
(Sille Obelitz Søe)

144. Heterogeneous absences: the making of one digital health
(Lucilla Barchetta)

83. Overlooked data: the promises and limitations of fertility trackning technologies
(Alina Geampana)

789. Exploiting your AI? Negotiating performance, satisfaction and accountability in human-AI-relations
(Migle Bareikyte)

736. "Tom and the smartprojectorlamp" – on envisioning usage practives in coded human-machine relationships in the field of augmented reality technology
(Sarah Thanner)

469. Inversions of human-machine relations in human computation systems
(Libuše Hannah Veprek)

335. Democratic politics of machine learning
(Yu-Shan Tseng)

834. Learning from hate: inferences, interfaces and the foreclosure of counter narratives
(Eva Haifa Giraud)

1006. The politics of data reuse: entangled ecologies in machine learning infrastructures
(Nanna Bonde Thylstrup)

197. Supervised learning of the mechanical subject: under the radar social engineering techniques in Benjamin Netanyahu's FB messenger chatbot
(Ben-David Anat)

468. Who is (really) producing artificial intelligence (AI)? Examining labour processes behind French commercial AI systems
(Clément Le Ludec)

717. Infrastructures of Artificial Intelligence: tracing the network of materials that matter
(Miguel Larrea Schindler)

458. Feminist ethos under data production pressures
(Mace Ojala)

47. Digital capitalism, data, and democrization in agriculture: global patterns and empirical insights from Germany
(Sarah Hackfort)

165. Making plant pathology automatically recognizable
(Cornelius Heimstädt)

181. Anticipations as an emancipatory tool? "Futures literacy" and the critical-hermeneutic approach to technoscientific futres
(Sergio Urueña López)

918. Examining cobot futures: between critical analysis and constructive engagement
(Jesse de Pagter)

616. Mechanization, machine agency, and future of writing as self-critique: towards and expanded hermeneutic approach to technology assessment
(Nikita Lin)

756. What is the thing called futurelessness?
(Martin Sand)

922. Maintaining futures abundance and loss: agrobiodiversity conservation in the Svalbard global seed vault
(Franziska von Verschuer)

876. The toil for soil: maintenance as intersection of more than human care-times
(Syed Shoaib Ali)

360. No dig, no ride: maintaining DIY designed bike trails
(Liam Healy)

1039. The matter of time in domestic maintenance: the need for personal time and inquiries about the ongoing ontologies of the ordinary
(Solène Sarnowski)

724. The touch of salt: on time and embodiement in food practices related to excessive salt consumption
(Alexandra Endaltseva)

374. Ageing as a driver of progressive politics? What the European silver economy teaches US about the co-constitution of againg and innovation
(Alexander Peine)

1055. Technofutures of social isolation and loneliness and the emergence of ageing-in-community infrastructures
(Daniel López)

400. Paradox effects of the recent inclusion of the care perspective into the overarching narrative of care robotics
(Kevin Wiggert)

94. Scripts, sites and 'model publics' in demonstrations of carbon removal
(Laurie Waller)

848. Trickle down innovation for rustbelt hubs? A comparison of two semi-conductor hubs in the US and East Germany
(Alexander Wentland)

179. Making foodtech futures valuable
(Tanja Schneider)

740. Innovative approaches for integrative knowledge transfer: an empirical study of university-driven labs in Germany
(Tobias Held)

396. Promising technoscientific futures as a means to construct sustainable innovations: the case of the Austrian 'building of tomorrow' research programme
(Harald Rohracher)

337. Deep arrow or layered non-linearity? On the chronopolitics of the anthropocene
(Luigi Pellizzoni)

394. Cryopreserving the present? The climate crisis and the emergence of a politics of suspension
(Lemke Thomas)

684. Critical infrastructures and the temporalities of epistemic justice
(Govert Valkenburg)

393. Temporal entanglements of urban transitions
(Claudio Coletta)

623. The politics of stabilisation: air pollution, pandemic frictions, and doing exposure in epigenetic research
(Sophia Rossmann)

377. Weathering and atmospheric care in face of airborne exposure
(Sophie van Balen)
426. Polluters, we go for you! Assembling exposure in the Arica victims v. Boliden mineral case
(Patricio Flores)

156. Between paranoid infrastructures: exposure and enclosure in 5G networks
(Rory Sharp)

1049.Different manner - the same outcome? The ambiguity of human-nonhuman relationship in two cases of establishing nuclear energy in Poland in the '80s and nowadays
(Marcin Mielewczyk)

72. Attuning to trans-species pidgin articulations: pigeon racing as creolization of interspecies subjectivities
(Kristen Livera)

331. What is a dog able to able to do? The Chilean kiltros as political agents
(Arthur Arruda Leal Ferreira)

817. De-extinction and the role of animal charisma in forgoing new human-animal relations
(Koen Beumer)

610. Practicing the future in an energy transition: from national scenarios to everyday practices
(Olrlane Moynat)

106. Assesing the effects of an experimental policy instrument: associaltions as intermediary agents?
(Evelyne Lhoste)

671. Making transformation instruments happen
(Britta Acksel)

936. Future in vivo: living labs as future-making policy instruments - enabling future innovation by resisting present conflict?
(Anamaria-Ioana Rasenescu)

391. How can co-creation help city transformation? Building an empirical understanding of co-creative processes in and outside of Horizon 2020
(Raphaël Stephens)

438. Living labs - this is the way?
(Stefan John)

653. Navigating the empirical and the transformational: empirizing transitions in technologies for inclusive employment
(Mike Grijseels)

666. Happy failures: how STS might learn from failed experimentation in the wild
(Gert Meyers)

424. Paving the way to transformative science a study on success factors for integrating science and society in university-driven innovation labs
(Sophie Kaiser)

940. Collide, accelerate, and invite artists as guests: 10 years of art and science collaborations at Cern
(Diogo Henriques)

192. From science fiction to institutional fact
(Susannah Glickman)

602. Infrastructuring a promise: unconditional security in quantum communications practice
(Camilo Castillo)

470. Quantum secure as an emerging topic: a landscape study
(Zeki Can Seskir)

325. Using data from research information management systems in bibliometrics
(Barbara S. Lancho Barrantes)

924. From paywall builders to data tracking moguls: how the big academic publishers have put on a new super villain costume
(Didier Torny)

961. The rise of impact: growing the same or otherwise in science and policy
(Guss Dix)

993. Narratives of open science: a discourse analysis
(Parissa Mokhtabad Amrei)

33. Commercial data analutics tools: politico-economic, epistemic and ontological implications
(Maria Amuchastegui)

645. Shaping research with human-machine-relationships
(Lina Franken)

440. Calling apis diffactively: imagining relational readings of code
(Rebea Kleymann)

117. Alternative search: envisioning and encoding social justice in European search infrastructures
(Astrid Mager)

762. Materializing futures: fairness and diversity in AI development as sociotechnical imaginaries
(Miriam Fahimi)

42. The upending of theory: correlation and stock prediction in the era of machine driven big data analytics
(Kristian Bondo Hansen)

336. Automating affect: mapping practices of emotion AI
(Benedetta Catanzariti)

409. Everything is a parameter: ML and the emergence of synthetic data
(Benjamin Jacobsen)

713. Close to the metal: a material investigation of machine learning
(Ludovico Rella)

833. Machine pedagogy: classifications and expectations of egocentric machine vision capabilities
(Isak Engdahl)

957. Local publics, global impacts: the challenges of public engagement in risk assessment for gene drive technology
(Aleksandr Stelmach)

681. Mediating public engagement with Covid-19 on reddit
(Frauke Rohden)

433. Between publlic deliberation and capturing opinions: producing opinions in a public engagement on gene editing technologies
(Svenja Breuer)

601. Making Austria/society together and against each other - the co-productive loop of quantitative social science and public engagement/dialogue
(Andreas Schadauer)

515. Movebank: how knowledge infrastructures shape the values of data, technologies, animals and researcher
(Thies Dinkelberg)

631. Is more research always better for addressing social-environmental problems? Valuing different kinds of knowledge work in soil carbon research
(Ruth Fankenberg)

660. Devices for cultivation: sustainability as a quality of research
(Thomas Franssen)

648. On valuing the regional in ocean modelling
(Jacqueline Ashkin)

467. Natural capital entanglements
(Kerry Waylen)

108. Translating agroecological practices into provisioners of ecosystem service: the search for environmental indicators in economics
(Martens Kewan)

466. The needs of innovation - a review of innovation theories
(Harro van Lente)

184. Engineering techno science absences for innovation
(Colin Hill)

872. Future imagination, community and space
(Amit Sheniak)

74. Societal engagement on key enabling technologies: insights from ehealth, circular economy and industrial automation
(Raúl Tabares)

311. Everything under control? The integration of urban infrastructure control centers and their socio-technical imaginaries
(David Joshua Schröder)

155. We move, we live: the possible fussion between the human "I" and the technological it"
(Marita Isaksson)

866. The building of an infrastructure to contrast gangmastering in an Italian agricultural local labor market: assemblages, new technologies and transparency
(Francesco Saverio Ranieri)

857. Maintenance robots, policy instruments, and the common good: assesing pre-commercial procurement assemblages in context
(Carlos Cuevas-García)

154. Dis/empowering construction workforce: technoscientific imaginations of exoskeletons and augmented reality glasses as interfaces
(Ann-Kathrin Wortmeier)

201. Assesing the economic performance of the circular economy: approaches and case studies
(Josep Pinyol Alberich)

414. Geographies of circular economy: towards a just transition based on humility
(Maddalena Ripa)

46. Post-automation: opening-up automated futures?
(Adrian Smith)

261. Climate justice infrastructures: the carbon budget and climate change litigaiton as sovereignty test
(Huub Dijstelbloem)

549.Governing as if we knew how: rehearsing prefigurative city politics in climate crises
(Tapio Reinekoski)

591. Innovation and international security in tension: challenges in applying technology transfer risk
(Ross Peel)

592. Surveillance technologies and trade: multilateral approaches to human rights risk assessment
(Machiko Kanetake)

593. Soft guidelines for hard problems: the importance of soft law in strategic trade controls
(Ana Sánchez Cobaleda)

595. A whole-of-value-chain criticality assessment approach for dual-use technologies
(Georgios Kolliarakis)