Francis Lee
Elected Council Member 2025–2028
Melanie Smallman
Elected Council Member 2025–2028
Sigrid Vertommen
Elected Council Member 2025–2028
Selen Eren
Elected Council Member 2025–2028
Iñaki Goñi
Elected Council Member 2025–2028
Melpomeni (Melina) Antonakaki
Elected Council Member 2025–2028
Call for applications
Deadline for this round: 31 December The EASST Fund supports a range of activities such as the organisation of conferences, network meetings, seminars, workshops, etc. These can be either online or in-person or a combination of both. The deadline for activities seeking funds from EASST is 31 December. For more information and to apply visit […]
EASST Fund supports: 7th STS Italia Summer School ARTS IN/AND SOCIETY, 2024, Italy
EASST Fund supports: 7th STS Italia Summer School ARTS IN/AND SOCIETY, 2024, Italy The 7th STS Italia Summer School, titled “ARTS IN/AND SOCIETY: DESIGN, CREATIVE PRACTICES AND TECHNOSCIENCE”, was held in Rome from September 3 to 6, 2024 at the Royal Academy of Spain (RAER) , in collaboration with the Spanish network of STS scholars, […]
Teun Zuiderent-Jerak
For STS as a nomadic field, with many younger and more seasoned scholars working in non-STS departments, it is essential to have spaces to come together. The EASST meetings, the journals Science & Technology Studies and EASST Review, and STS events in Europe that receive EASST support, provide crucial spaces for STS scholars from Europe and beyond to meet. These spaces are dear to me and I would like to continue to help foster them.
Melpomeni (Melina) Antonakaki
I am a doctoral candidate at the Department of Science, Technology and Society (Technical University of Munich) and a member of the Laboratory for Environment │Human Relations at the Institute of European Ethnology (Humboldt Universität zu Berlin). I research and write about how practices of investigating research misconduct intercept and intersect with practices of experimental replication in the life sciences, including bioengineering/materials science. I study controversies that erupt at this intersection, and new types of epistemic activism that exploit dynamics therein, in pursuit of research culture reforms and access at evaluative contexts.
