Liliana Gil

HOPOS 2026 Paper and symposium proposals for HOPOS 2026 can now be submitted through this web site. For detailed instructions, plea

International Society for the History of Philosophy of Science -- #HOPOS 2026
Ohio State University, Columbus (OH)
22 to 26 June 2026

NEW Submission Deadline: 15 October 2025, 11:59 (PT) & remote option for scholars unable to travel to US
hopos2026.dryfta.com.
#HPS #philsky 🗃️

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I love teaching that text along with Mumford on authoritarian vs democratic technics, and they're both so old! Key idea for me: What types of political arrangements does modern technology allow for? I find the whole discussion on tech characteristics and political form very generative (130-133)

Futures After Progress - from Baltimore to the world! Listen for a teaser of this powerful read and a timely conversation with @chloeahmann.bsky.social on toxicity, politics, and the possible futures of our pasts 🌱

CASPR: CASTAC in the Spring. Knowledge in Crisis: Navigating Science in Uncertain Times. Join us for a roundtable discussion and Q&A with Alex Hanna (Distributed AI Research Institute), Emily Yates-Doerr (Oregon State), and Juno Salazar Parrenas (Cornell University), moderated by CASTAC Co-Chair Ana Carolina de Assis Nunes (Oregon State). Friday May 2, 2025 11-1PM.

[CASPR 2025] Knowledge in Crisis: Navigating Science in Uncertain Times

May 2 11AM CDT

Join us for a roundtable discussion and Q&A with Alex Hanna, Emily Yates-Doerr, & Juno Salazar Parrenas, moderated by CASTAC Co-Chair Ana Carolina de Assis Nunes

caspr2025.eventbrite.com #anthropology #STS

Isn't this a major source of tension in academic departments in the US? I don't understand why salaries aren't standardized across years of service/ranking. I think it's a way to keep us in competition and break solidarity between faculty. and it works.

what inspiring books from the 90s' anti-globalization movement should we be reading now to make sense of the political power of big tech, if any?

Apply to participate in a learning community with other academics and practitioners! We are seeking paper as well as hands-on project submissions or apply to be a collaborator.

📢Exciting News!
Tapuya is now on Bluesky! Find us at @tapuya.org and explore our Starter Pack designed to kick off a thriving Latin American STS community.📦

Join the conversation, connect with us, and let’s build this space together! go.bsky.app/JxBWBbS

🚀 #Bluesky #LatinAmericanSTS

One more, obrigada! 🙋‍♀️

Aw, thank you so much for reading my work!! Shoot me an email if you ever want to zoom for a chat or a Q&A. I'm always happy to connect!

Thanks, Sandrine! I'm super looking fwd to it

I'll be teaching this Technology and Culture seminar next semester. To any OSU grad students out here - you may expect recent Anthro and STS literature, classic social theory, and amazing guests 🌟

Are you an anthropologist working in Latin American or the Caribbean? Or maybe you just want to know more about the region? Here's a starter pack of some of the members of SLACA (The Society for Latin American and Caribbean Anthropology): go.bsky.app/LGV4jHn

I’ve tried to put together a non-exhaustive list of anthropologists on bluesky together. Did I miss anyone? Should I add you? go.bsky.app/GYEM3YK #anthropology #anthrosky

I started STS scholars (broadly construed) starter pack!

It's VERY incomplete! I wasn’t sure if there was an easier way to do this than just going through my followers & adding people. Probably missed lots of folks!
Please let me know who I missed or if you'd like to be added.

go.bsky.app/H4NcX46

Nem sei pq escrevi em inglês, rs. Tu também! Estou para te escrever há algum tempo. Vou fazê-lo agora ;)

I was wondering why I had all these new followers. So cool! Thanks for including me, Luísa! 👩‍🎓

Join us at 4S in Amsterdam! From training AI or service dogs to cultivating human taste and acquiring a new practical skill, we embrace STS reflections and experiments on training in a broad sense. 🤖🐕👅🏋️‍♀️
nomadit.co.uk/conference/e...

Hector Beltran on the figure of the monstrous translator + collaborative Q&A vibes 🙌

Veronica Uribe on when interlocutors expect you to be doing different work; Sareeta Amrute cautioning for deficit narratives, local needs, and internal power asymmetries; Ambar Reyes on solidarities across different Souths and social organizing as a form of tech;

highlights to remember: LF Murillo on the cannibal and the cyborg; Ayo Okunseinde on alternative Afrofuturisms and pedagogical difficulties; Kim Fernandes on the South as an amorphous blob that hides our commitments; L Gil looking for my community of responsibility across places and languages;

2023 AAA Roundtable: Tech from the South as Method and Challenge. exhausted but thrilled. first time organizing something like this and the energy was great. what a cool group @vuribede.bsky.social and I put together 🌟

Please read and circulate this editorial by editors of the journal History and Technology, Amy Slaton and and Tiago Saraiva, which fully vindicates my STS (UCL) colleague Jenny Bulstrode and her paper 'Black metallurgists and the making of the industrial revolution'

doi.org/10.1080/0734...

A reminder that we have a call for papers open right now - it's for a Thematic Collection on Critical STS Pedagogies. Short papers! Sharp ideas! Call closes 5 December: 4sonline.org/news_manager...