🖊️Don't forget to mark your diaries for 22 September, when we host SKAPE's inaugural keynote lecture.

We are delighted to welcome Stephen Hilgartner (@Cornell), who will present his work with CompCoRe Network on national #COVID -19 #pandemic responses.

Link: skape.ed.ac.uk/events/covid-1…

What can a comparative perspective on COVID19 responses tell us about the future of crisis governance and, more broadly, the relationship of democracy and expertise?  See: EJ Matters Vol 3. Issue 10  - Environment Support Group: esgindia.org/new/esg-public… CompCoRe Network Environment Support Group (ESG)

Looking forward to presenting our work in Edinburgh at SKAPE next month.

We are excited for Stephen Hilgartner (@Cornell) to give the inaugural SKAPE keynote lecture on Thursday 22 September.

Stephen will present findings of the CompCoRe Network project and discuss comparative #Covid -19 #pandemic politics. #STS

Details:
skape.ed.ac.uk/events/covid-1…

One month (sept 5) to submit to our Future Humans anthology! Imagine futures where something fundamental about the world is altered and how that changes ourselves, each other, and what we value.

docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAI…

It was such a delight to finally hold our first IN PERSON meeting with our collaborators at HarvardSTS.

Heading east to talk to the fabulous 3S Research Group about socially-distanced science advice, inequalities and Covid. Work with solange Jack Stilgoe James Wilsdon as part of CompCoRe Network

Preprint here ---> osf.io/preprints/soca…

I am looking for a post-doc to work with me at @STSVienna. The job announcement with all details is on our homepage in the news section sts.univie.ac.at. If you consider applying and want to know more about us and the position – just get in touch with me.

I enjoyed the excellent panel this morning on 'Lessons for a 'Post-Pandemic' Future' moderated by Dr Joelle Grogan. Sheila Jasanoff and I presented findings from the Comparative Covid Response study. CompCoRe Network #PostPandemic #STS

Socially-distanced science: how British publics were imagined, modelled & marginalised in political & expert responses to COVID-19. New preprint by solange Warren Pearce Jack Stilgoe & me, as part of the CompCoRe Network project. osf.io/preprints/soca…

Harvard Kennedy School's Sheila Jasanoff wins prestigious Holberg Prize for pioneering work in Science & Tech Studies (STS). Well deserved & great news for the field! holbergprize CompCoRe Network Science & Technology Studies at Cornell #STS #Sociology #policy History of Science hks.harvard.edu/announcements/…

Build Africa’s pandemic response Africa CDC on back of economic recovery growth. J Stiglitz Columbia University S Jasanoff Harvard Kennedy School & Njuguna Ndung’u African Economic Research Consortium discuss The Brenthurst Foundation ISERP PSQ CGC | Nairobi CGC Tunis Register: bit.ly/3rqkaqO

(Almost) just in time 🤗: Our paper on 'The politics of #scaling ' presented at #4S2021 just went online in Soc_Stud_Sci. The session was amazing, looking forward to more inspiring conversations! #STS #BigTech #RRI Jack Stilgoe TUM Department of Science, Technology & Society
journals.sagepub.com/doi/full/10.11…

Our last panel is coming up at 5 pm US Eastern time. Join us to learn about how Australia, US, Taiwan relied on socio-technical infrastructures to manage the pandemic.

Sheila Jasanoff and Stephen Hilgartner will wrap up our mini-conference.

We were excited to see Rokia and rest of the UK team present this afternoon. Congrats!

Doing it again: this time tag-teaming with Stephen Hilgartner at Science & Technology Studies at Cornell to present the #USA case of our CompCoRe Network comparative #covid study at #4S2021 , doing the clicking from TUM Department of Science, Technology & Society 👾 Living the digitally connected dream!

Lesson in tag-teaming at #4S2021 🤗: Ulrike Felt presenting on #COVID19 governance in #Austria from STSvienna, with me clicking through the slides from TUM Department of Science, Technology & Society as part of the CompCoRe Network track. Yay to improvisation 🤿

Live now The Society for Social Studies of Science: CompCoRe Network panel 'Comparative Covid Response: Crisis, Knowledge, Policy/Session 4: Pandemic Publics'. Tomorrow our team from Uni Graz/University of Graz will continue with some interesting topics #4S2021 while we'll also be at the #SmartRegulation Field of Excellence Symposium.

Session 4 is going on now in Room 10 with the UK, Austria, Japan, Sweden, and the US teams presenting their case studies.

What a day! #4S2021 started out great, #fwk21 finished great & tmrw Ulrike Felt and Iris Eisenberger continue with “Between Response-able Citizens and Simple Policy Objects: Making pandemic Publics in Parliamentary Discourse and Legal Intervention in Austria” CompCoRe Network