This new book is worth a look – written by STS scholar Rhodri Leng and his father, an experimental physiologist – and there’s a useful summary in today’s Nature (good to see the journal happy to publish this sort of reflexive, critical text). Read the review here
In Memoriam
Prof Andrew Webster (1951-2021) We have learned with the greatest sadness of the passing of our dear colleague and friend, Professor Andrew Webster. Andrew played a key role in establishing the UK Association for Studies of Innovation, Science and Technology (AsSIST-UK) after a long career devoted to supporting the scholarly community at the University of York and… Read More ›
EASST Review now available
The latest ESST Review has been published. The EASST Review 40(2) is online – with plans of EASST2022, reflections by @stsing_org on infrastructuring an STS association and much much more! https://easst.net/easst-review/
AsSIST-UK PhD Prize 2021 Award Announced
The AsSIST-UK Executive Committee is delighted to announce that this year’s award goes to Dr Mat Vidmar of the University of Edinburgh. Mat’s thesis is on Scottish Space Sector and Innovation; A PERIpatetic study of an emerging innovation system and the roles of innovation intermediaries The Committee commended him for his work noting: The thesis’… Read More ›
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