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POSTPONED TO SEPTEMBER: Third Annual U-M STS Mini-Conference

CANCELLED Speaker Series: Japan's Triple Disaster

Speaker Series: Soda, Love and Public Health in Mexico City: A Bio-ethnography

CANCELLED: The Emperor's New Genes: Science, Race, Policy, and the Allure of Objectivity

Speaker Series: Data Mining: The Critique of Artificial Reason, 1963-2005

Graduate Student Panel: Current Research at the Intersection of STS and Queer Studies

Speaker Series: The Ontology of "Fukushima Future"

Speaker Series: Dirty Bits: Environmental History of the Computer

STS Co-sponsored: The Geneaology of a Gene: Patents, HIV/AIDS, and Race

Child Abuse Evidence: New Perspectives from Law, Medicine, Psychology and Statistics

Speaker Series: Body Burdens: Toxic Endurance in the French Atlantic

Speaker Series: Data, Madness, and Genetics in Germany from 1900 to the 1930s

STS Distinguished Lecture. What if the Actor were an Eater? Notes on Moving and Transforming

STS Special Event. Beyond the Passive Voice: A Roundtable Discussion of Oreskes & Conway, The Collapse of Western Civilization

STS Co-sponsored: Teach-In + 50: End the War Against the Planet

STeMS Colloquium. The Envelope Please! Seeds and Knowledge

STS Mini-Conference, Second Edition

STeMS Colloquium. The Biopolitical Imagination: A New Politics of Human Biotechnology

CANCELLED! STeMS Colloquium. Transcontinental Drug Traffic: Chemical Arbitrage, Speculative Capital, and Pharmaceutical Markets in Nigeria

STS Graduate Student Panel. Objects of Exclusion: Open Questions on the Global South of Technology Studies

STeMS Colloquium. Coevolutionary History

STeMS Colloquium. Tremors, Critters, and Senses: Animals as Detectors of Earthquakes in Communist China

STeMS Colloquium. The Science of Hearts and Minds: Psychology and Counterinsurgency in the British Empire

Co-sponsored Event: Digital Studies Workshop. Stretching Time: Quantum Legacies in Analog and Digital Media

STeMS Colloquium. Energy, Security, and America's Long War in the Middle East

UM-STS mini-conference: Post-Normal STS: Constraints, Blind Spots, and New Directions

Getting Credit: Understanding Cryptocurrencies

What Can STS Do for Africa that Marx Couldn't?

The Work of Diagrams, Translations from Factory to Hospital

Money in Motion: Circulation in Early Modern Science, Political Economy, and Debates Over Currency and Banking

Enlightenment Race Science in the Colonies: Edward Long and the History of Jamaica

Technogigantism from Below: The Quest to Flood the Kalahari, 1920-1950

Making Media Work: Time, Space, Identity, and Labor in Information and Communication Infrastructures

Technoscientific Tests and the Future of Athletic Competition

The Infrastructure of Post-Imperial Citizenship: The Global Adoption of the South African Model of Biometric Government

Banking on DNA Futures: Thinking About Non-Invasive Prenatal Tests in Comparative Contexts

How Political Violence Became Terrorism

STEMS Distinguished Lecture: Lorraine Daston:"The Rise and Fall of Natural Disasters: Rethinking Risk and Responsibility"

STEMS: "STS and Latin America"

UMinDS: Symposium on Neurodiversity and Autism

STEMS: "The Tocqueville of Techniques: Michel Chevalier and the Cosmic Geography of the USA"

STEMS: "What STS Can Learn from the Black Panther Party"

STEMS: "Indigenous Circuits: Navajo Women's Labor and the Gendering of Semiconductor Manufacture"

"The Sciences of Facial Feminization Surgery"

"Engineers' Class Struggle and the Question of 'Technology' in German and American High Industrialism"

"Print Disability and the Emergence of Audio Book Formats"

"Economics & Human Biology: The Findings of 25 Years of Research"

"The Perils and Promises of Microbial Abundance: Science, Politics, and Value, from Artisan Cheese to Alien Seas"

Digital Inequality and Its Implications for Internet Research

Five Seconds, a History: Automated Trading, Place and Path-dependence

Creation, Ontology, and Refusal in an Oncology Ward

The Child Toileth Not, But the Statistician Does: The Labor History of U.S. Labor Statistics, 1880-1930

Tales of the Evolution of Female Orgasm and Adaptationist and Sexists Biases in Research

Servant to Science: The Aspiration, Frustration, and Defiance of Saul Sithole of the Transvaal Museum

Einstein, Clocks, and the Materiality of Time

Wastelands and Wilderness