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[edit] Blogs in English
- ARC: Anthropology of the Contemporary Research Collaboratory. ARC is an experimental project in collaborative research in the human sciences. It includes current collaborations on "vital systems security", synthetic biology and nanotechnology and "biopower." The site includes links to blogs that cover each of these areas.
- Buridan's Ass Science, law, ethics, philosophy, and politics. Buridan's Ass refers to a Medieval paradox concerning the logic of rationality and freewill read more. If you become a Buridan's Ass fan, as you very well may, you have to get yourself a Buridan's Ass Teddy Bear.
- Chris C. Mooney Science policy and politics by the author of The Republican War on Science (2005).
- Difference Engines Group blog exploring intersections of feminist theory and technoculture. Authors come from STS, Informatics, Art, and other disciplines.
- Epistemographer Blog of Josh Greenberg, who's currently hanging out at George Mason University's Center for History and New Media.
- Open Codex: Open Communities, Media, Source, and Standards. Author: Joseph Reagle, a graduate student at NYU.
- Projectories Links, thoughts, news, conferences and findings in the science & technology studies and educational technology fields. Author: Francis Lee (Ph.D. Student at the Department of Technology and Social Change (Tema-T), at Linköping University, Sweden.
- Purse Lip Square Jaw A very interesting blog on public technologies written by anthropologist Anne Galloway.
- Ragesoss 2.02 Blog of Sage Ross, history of science graduate student at Yale.
- Relevant History Future studies and history, all in one. Author: Alex Soojung-Kim Pang.
- Savage Minds: Notes and Queries in Anthropology "Savage Minds is a collective web log devoted to both bringing anthropology to a wider audience as well as providing an online forum for discussing the latest developments in the field. We are a group of Ph.D. students and professors teaching and studying anthropology and are excited to share it with you." RSS
- Somatosphere A collaborative weblog covering the intersections of medical anthropology, science and technology studies, cultural psychiatry and bioethics.
- stsblogs by gustav holmberg
- Transformation Tracker Transformation Tracker is a blog maintained by Sean Lawson as part of his Ph.D. dissertation research in STS. It covers technological developments pertaining to military transformation; competing visions/definitions of transformation; emergent theories of 21st century/information-age warfare; and reviews of relevant books and articles which help to put transformation into historical context.
- UT Austin STS Nanolog Nanotechnology is going to change our lives completely - maybe it's time to start talking about it. Nanoscience has the potential to affect every aspect of the world as we know it - from health, to work, to art, to the environment. The STS Program at UT Austin is launching an online forum for informed public discussion on nanotechnology, where people from all walks of life and perspectives can share their insights, opinions, questions, and answers about the impacts of nanotechnology.
- 321Blog by Stefan Smagula doubles as course site
- "Mindfull" by Student Pugwash USA MindFull is a blog project of Student Pugwash USA, an educational, nonprofit organization that prepares science, technology and policy students to make social responsibility a guiding focus of their academic and professional endeavors. Activities encourage young people to probe the reasons for scientific advancement and the implications of technology on citizens’ everyday lives. Student Pugwash USA, the U.S. student affiliate of the Nobel Peace Prize-winning Pugwash Conferences on Science and World Affairs, has roots in the 1955 Manifesto conceived by Albert Einstein and Bertrand Russell that implored scientists everywhere to “learn to think in a new way” about their moral responsibilities in science.
- The Post-Normal Times - Putting Science into Context An Environmental Science & Policy blog, for all the news that doesn't fit!
- Charles Babbage Institute News and Information News, resources, and other information for current and potential researchers at the Charles Babbage Institute, an archives at the University of Minnesota for the history of information technology. The site includes a chat reference service.
[edit] Blogs in French
- Eric Brian, who teaches history of science at the Ecole normale supérieure and is head of topic for the Sciences de la Société doctoral school (ENS/EHESS), has launched his blog-like website, as soon as 1999.
- Enro maintains Enro, scientifique et citoyen. Another French blog about interactions between science and society with strong plea for consensus conferences and public understanding of science. The author is a patent information specialist currently studying an MSc in Social studies of science and technology at Université Louis Pasteur, France.
- François Briatte's “Boîte Noire” blog has notes on the strong programme and the Edinburgh school, where he has taken a few classes from September to December 2006, notably the Sociology of scientific knowledge (SSK) with David Bloor. Some of his posts draw loosely on STS material, e.g. his post on public understandings of science. His personal assignments for these courses are available to download. His website also features a science studies page, with a slight medical focus. François Briatte studies Political Science in Grenoble and is currently a visitor in Edinburgh, two cities with STS programmes.
Both Enro and François are enrolled in the Circle for Scientific Assessment and in the Café des Sciences, a collective initiative that groups science-orientated blogs written in French.
- A blog (sort of) by Rigas Arvanitis. Contains personal musings but has two professional sections. One on science and technology policy and another on technological learning, that is the experience of entreprises in acquiring and developing technology, specially so in the developing world. Rigas is also member of Knowledge and development team at IRD (France).
[edit] Blogs in Other Languages
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