We are writing to announce the two Early Career Researchers Event at EASST-4S
2024 Amsterdam conference!
Both our events are on Tuesday the 16th. We have planned for you one workshop
and one social event (details below). To help us estimate our numbers for
both, please fill out this
form.
Looking forward to seeing you at the conference!
Your EASST/ 4S ECR representatives,
Sarah Rose Bieszczad, Barkha Kagliwal, Zhaopeng Li, & Pouya Sepehr
Event 1: Tuesday 16th of July, 9:00 to 10:30 am, where? Aurora (HG-0C29), Main
building
Round Table: Demystifying Publishing Landscapes for Early Career Researchers
(ECRs)
Are you an Early Career Researcher (ECR) navigating the complex world of
academic publishing in Science and Technology Studies (STS)? Join us at the
EASST/4S Amsterdam meeting for an insightful roundtable discussion titled
"Demystifying Publishing Landscapes for ECRs."
This session is designed to provide a space for reflecting on the current STS
publishing landscape through the lens of early career scholars. What are some
current publishing struggles and difficulties we face as ECRs, and are any of
these STS-specific? Are we constrained by available outputs, and could it be
otherwise? How do we move beyond entrenched norms of publishing, and what
alternative avenues can we pursue?
Through an informal discussion, this roundtable intends to reflect on the
state of publishing in STS (the good and the bad), discuss alternative
academic outputs for ECRs in STS, and, most importantly, offer valuable career
advice for ECRs on navigating this oftentimes puzzling landscape.
Our roundtable features scholars from various career stages and platforms.
Post-docs will share their experiences of transforming their theses into
books, offering practical insights and strategies. Senior scholars with
extensive knowledge of STS publishing will discuss the intricacies of the
publishing process, highlight common obstacles, and explore innovative
publishing avenues.
This is an excellent opportunity for ECRs to gain firsthand advice, expand
their understanding of the publishing landscape in STS, and engage in
meaningful dialogue about how publishing in STS is experienced by and affects
ECRs. Don't miss this chance to enhance your academic career with guidance
from those who have successfully navigated the path. Join us for this dynamic
session and take the next step in your publishing journey!
After the roundtable, there will be time for informal discussions with our
panelists (or other ECRs) over coffee and small snacks!
To help us estimate our number please fill out this
form!
Panelists:
Kean Birch, Ontario Research Chair in Science Policy, York University
Sarah Davis, University of Vienna
Wolfgang Kaltenbrunner, Centre for Science and Technology Studies, Leiden
University
Julien McHardy, Mattering Press
Paul Trauttmansdorff,
European New School of Digital Studies, European University Viadrina Frankfurt
(Oder)
Event 2: Tuesday 16th of July, from 19:30, where? Dickys Grand Caf, close to
the conference venue
Early Career Researchers (ECR) in STS Meetup
Join us (the ECR representatives for EASST and 6S) for an opportunity to
network, have fun and connect with fellow scholars while sharing your
experiences being a ECR in STS. We will provide some nibbles to share and will
be playing for the first time our very own STS Bingo!
We warmly invite anyone who identifies themselves as an early career
researcher to join, this could mean scholars in any number of career stages.
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