EASST2018 programme
EASST4s-2024 conference programme
Strange World
Graphic poetry
Hero, who cared about the forest and wanted to transform it
A graphic story that brings us to the forest.
LUN
Poetry about living and running (from) code.
It’s hard to be a … Research Ethics Committee chair
“…as if participant can assess all risks involved.” A flash story about ethics out of control.
Blood of food
A tale of cooking a meal and doing research in China before and during the height of a pandemic.
Amsterdam and After. Experiments in Conferencing
There’s something truly special about STS scholars coming together. This year’s EASST/4S saw a mix of new and familiar faces from across the globe gathering in Amsterdam for four jam-packed days of collective learning. During the opening plenary, we were amazed by the number of hands that went up when we asked how many people […]
“Transformation” : How soon is now?
Esther Blokbergen from the Athena Institute at the Vrije Universiteit in Amsterdam, shares her experience of attending the EASST-4S conference, reflecting on the theme of “transformations.”
Understanding Process: First Encounters with Meaning-Making in Large STS Spaces (and Wondering Where the Planes Went)
In this article, Eva Gray reflects on her first experience at an EASST-4S conference and how things come together through academic meaning-making and its clash with world live events.
