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The Science Studies Network brings together faculty and graduate
students at the University of Washington who represent three broad
constituencies with interests in science studies: history and philosophy
of science; cultural studies of science; and ethics, equity, and policy
issues in science. We plan a two-year program of colloquium meetings with the aim of establishing a robust interdisciplinary research network. Our further goals are to foster topic-specific collaborative research projects, and to explore the potential for developing an interdisciplinary curriculum in science studies that integrates dispersed course offerings and builds on the success of the existing major in History and Philosophy of Science. Science Studies Network Proposal (pdf) Science Studies Network Executive Summary (pdf) All colloquia meet from 12:00-1:20 pm in the Simpson Center seminar room (CMU 202). Lunch will be provided, but space is limited, so please reserve your place in advance. Organizers: Alison Wylie (Philosophy and Anthropology) Website S. Malia Fullerton (Medical History & Ethics) Website Celia Lowe (Anthropology) Website Phillip Thurtle (CHID and History) Website Simon Werrett (History) Website Kelly Fryer-Edwards (Medical History & Ethics) Website Co-Organizer: Expanding Interdisciplinarity from Campus to Communities < Simpson Center Science Studies Network Page |
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Monday, October 1: Planning Meeting: > handout (pdf) > presentation notes (pdf) > questionnaire (on-line WebQ) > Notes & Ideas (pdf) Monday, October 15: Current directions in HPS research: > podcast (mp3) [post a comment] > Arthur Fine's website > Andrea Woody's handout (pdf) > Simon Werret's presentation (pdf) Monday, October 29: Panel on Cultural Studies of Science: > podcast (mp3) [post a comment] > S. Malia Fullerton's presentation (pdf) > Ann Anagnost's presentation (pdf) > Phillip Thurtle''s presentation (pdf) Monday, November 19: Panel on Research Ethics, Policy, & Equity Issues in Science: > podcast (mp3) [post a comment] > Kelly Fryer-Edwards (website) > Angela Ginorio (website) > Suzanne Ortega (Graduate School) > Matthew Weinstein (website) Monday, December 3: Aims & Future Plans for the Network > podcast (mp3) [post a comment] > upcoming colloquia handout (pdf) |
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