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Antti Silvast and Mikko J. Virtanen visit the Methods Lab Seminar February 17th
Onsdag 16. februar klokka 17 holder Fulvio Castellacci en presentasjon ved institutt for samfunnsøkonomi på Universitet Cattolica i Milan. Seminaret kan følges via Teams.
The theme of the Anthropocene invites critical theorists of property to shift their attention to new scenes of appropriation, extraction and enclosure. Professor Kristin Asdal from TIK will be presenting at the conference.
We are happy to invite you to FME NTRANS’ second annual conference in Oslo December 8th - 9th.
The Covid-19 pandemic has displayed the close and vulnerable relationships between human and nonhuman bodies and immune systems. Making links and drawing boundaries between human and animal bodies, human and animal health, have always been crucial in establishing a politics of life. Science and politics are key locations where human and animal health are aligned, separated, cared for and valued.
This PhD course will explore, discuss, and experiment with different methods and analytical frameworks for investigating the ‘more-than-human’ condition. ‘More-than-human’ encounters take many forms and call for different conceptual and empirical approaches. Where and to which actors, objects, practices, and procedures do we go to study valuations and care practices in science, health, and politics?
TIK welcomes PhD students to register for the new PhD course "The more than human condition" 6-9 December!
The Covid-19 pandemic has displayed the close and vulnerable relationships between human and nonhuman bodies and immune systems.
Astrid Schrader, University of Exeter, visits the STS Methods Lab
Fulvio Castellacci (director at TIK) speaks about his research on innovation and social welfare. The webinar is hosted by the UCL Institute for Innovation and Public Purpose, an institute founded and directed by Mariana Mazzucato.
Welcome to University of Oslo Arctic Day 2021: The Arctic Ocean: Concerns & Consequences at The Science Library, Vilhelm Bjerknes hus, Blindern.
John Parker visits the STS methods lab seminar 14th October
Vibeke Pihl visits the STS methods lab seminar 23 September.
In this final seminar, Wenaas will present his PhD thesis draft on the effect of open access.
We invite doctoral and postdoctoral researchers from Norwegian Universities and Research Institutes to present their ongoing research and discuss them in a friendly and supportive environment. Given the pandemic and absence of collective activities, we aim to bring visibility to this emerging field of research in Norway, facilitate networking and create opportunities for collaborations.
EU-SPRI is an annual conference focused on research and innovation policy.
The theme for EU-SPRI 2021 is "Science and Innovation – an uneasy relationship? Rethinking the roles and relations of STI policies".
This year's conference is organized by the Center for technology, innovation and culture (TIK), in collaboration with NIFU.
This year's Eu-SPRI conference focuses on rethinking the roles and relations of STI policies. The conference is organized by the TIK Center for technology, innovation and culture, in collaboration with NIFU.
EU-SPRI is an annual conference focused on research and innovation policy.
The theme for EU-SPRI 2021 is "Science and Innovation – an uneasy relationship? Rethinking the roles and relations of STI policies".
This year's conference is organized by the Center for technology, innovation and culture (TIK), in collaboration with NIFU.
We are glad to welcome Associate Professor of Anthropology and Director of the UCL Centre for Digital Anthropology, Hannah Knox, for the next STS Methods Lab.
We are glad to welcome Associate Professor of Anthropology (Research) in the Alfred Deakin Institute for Citizenship and Globalization at Deakin University, Eben Kirksey, Ph.D. for the next STS Methods Lab.
As part of our innovation lunch series, Professor James Wilsdon (The University of Sheffield) presents "Meta-science and meta-research: old wine in new bottles, or a cocktail for change?"
We are happy to welcome Associate professor in environmental humanities and director of the Oslo School of Environmental Humanities, Ursula Münster for the next STS Methods Lab.
On March 16 Professor Kristin Asdal will contribute to an interdisciplinary lecture series with her lecture entitled "The Archive of the Anthropocene: The Nature of Political Documents and the Role of Documents in Politics of Nature".