Lucy Suchman, "Demystifying AI as an Ethical Project"

Adam Becker, "Professional Development Workshop"

Christopher Phillips, "Scouting and Scoring"

Camilla Hawthorne, Alumnae of the Designated Emphasis in Science and Technology Studies

Angelo Caglioti, Alumnae of the Designated Emphasis in Science and Technology Studies

Academic Careers in STS: Career Panel

Jenny Reardon, "The Postgenomic Condition"

Dr. Heather Mellquist Lehto, Alumnae of the Designated Emphasis in Science and Technology Studies

Shobita Parthasarathy, "Patent Politics"

Donald MacKenzie, Jitter: “Making,” “Taking,” and How Trading Algorithms Interact

Natasha Schull, Algorithmic Selves: Sensor Technology and the Mediation of Sentience

Safiya Umoja Noble, Algorithms of Oppression: How Search Engines Reinforce Racism

Evan Michelson and Ann Keller, Emerging Technologies and the Role of NGOs

Rebecca Lemov, The Shadow of Brainwashing

Jack Stilgoe, Machine Learning, Social Learning and Responsible Innovation in Self-driving Cars

Mario Biagioli, After Fraud: Metrics and The New Scientific Misconduct

Niki Vermeulen, Modeling Life: The Choreography of Systems Biology

Andrew Pickering, "Sketches of Another Future: Cybernetics in Britain, 1940-2000"

Malte Ziewitz, “Spectacular Algorithms"

Nicholas Shapiro "Chemo-Capital Succession in the Contemporary U. S."

Caitlin C. Rosenthal, "Slavery's Scientific Management: Quantification on Plantations"

Londa Schiebinger, "Gendered Innovations in Science, Health & Medicine..."

Patrick McCray, ““…To Avoid the Waste of a Cultural Revolution....”

Sergio Sismondo, "Key Opinion Leaders: Choreographing the Pharmaceutical Two-Step"

David Guston, "Understanding 'Anticipatory Governance'" (Part I)

David Guston, "Understanding 'Anticipatory Governance'" (Part I)

Rebecca Langlands, "Greek Pasts, Greek Futures, and the Making of Sexual Science"

Alexandra Hui, "Listening to Nature and Standardizing Sound"

Jenna Burrell, "On the Importance of Price Information to Fishers and to Economists"

David Bates, "Thinking Technologies: An Artificial History of Natural Intelligence"

Jessica Weir, "Life on the inside of Country"

Steve Woolgar, "It Could Be Otherwise: Provocation, Irony, and Limits"

Steve Woolgar, "It Could Be Otherwise: Provocation, Irony, and Limits"

Edward Jones-Imhotep "Malleability and Machines: Glenn Gould and the Technological Self"

Elihu Gerson "Sex and the Spotted Hyena

GMOs-A Budding Promise Or A Growing Concern?

Trevor Pinch "Goffman, Material Performativity and the Sounds of Economic Exchange"

Lochlann Jain "Malignant: How Cancer Becomes Us"

Carla Nappi, Last Night an Historian Saved My Life: Science, Sampling, and the Art of the DJ

Steven Shapin, "How Does Wine Taste?: Sense, Science, and the Market in the 20th Century"

Justin Eichenlaub, "A Bite of Love: Dracula in Guangdong"

Christine Kim, Emma Newton, and Samantha Feinerman, "My Dog is My Home"

"Dam 'Em All: Beaver Believers, Beaver Deceivers, and Other Watershed Entanglements"

(Un)certain Boundaries: Implosions and Mixed Media Presentation (Niku)

(Un)certain Boundaries: Formal Presentations

(Un)certain Boundaries: Opening Remarks and Keynote Address

(Un)certain Boundaries: Mixed Media Presentation (Linck-Frenz)

Richard Rottenburg: Keynote Lecture, "On Authorizing Knowledge in Development Arenas"

July Cole, "Talking to Birds about Genocide: Symbol Ethics in the Poetry of Simon Ortiz"

Dorothy Porter, "Creative Disability and the Shaking Palsy"

Harlan Weaver: Concluding Remarks

Julie Smith, "Dominated and Affectionate: Cesar Millan and Humans (like me) who obey their dogs"

Vasile Stanescu, "Why loving animals is not enough: a feminist critique"

Brigitte Fielder, "Race and Affective Kinship in Victor Hugo's Bug-Jargal"

Sarolta Jane Cump, director, Clips from "The Gold Fish"

Eduardo Kohn, "Thinking with a Forest's Thoughts"

Caroline DeVane, "It would be selfish of me to keep him alive"

Clips from Home Work

Michelle Fuentes, "A Piaffe into Politics"

Ted Geier, "Romantic Interspeciesism"