Dear colleagues,
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<br>
<br>
<br>On 20 and 21 February 2019, around 75 STS scholars gathered in Kassel to
<br>discuss and define core areas and forms of organising STS in Germany. The
<br>number of attendees was overwhelming, as was their eagerness to engage with
<br>STS in Germany as a mode of doing research and to make STS-in-Germany an
<br>inclusive, bottom-up research network.
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<br>You can find the full report here
<br> or attached to this mail.
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<br>The central outcome was the development of five working groups: Events, Code
<br>of Conduct, Mapping of STS Landscape in Germany, Formal Ways of Peer
<br>Support, Web-Platform and Communication Devices, each with access points
<br>through which people can get in touch with the group.
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<br>The task of deciding on an organizational form turned out to be too complex
<br>to bring to a close at the Kassel workshop. Therefore, this question was
<br>delegated to an infrastructure group, which was asked to carry on this
<br>matter in an inclusive way.
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<br>We want to invite explicitly those who were not able to attend the workshop
<br>but are eager to engage with STS in Germany to get in touch and get
<br>involved. For more information, please visit: www.stsingermany2019.com
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<br>All the best,
<br>
<br>Tanja Bogusz, Stefanie Bchner, Endre Dnyi, Anja Klein, Stefan Laser,
<br>Martina Schlnder and Estrid Srensen
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