New bit of work out today... A programmatic piece calling for more research on what replication work looks like in different fields ⬇️

#STS #HSTM #HPS folks who are studying AI in use in scientific contexts...please check out this call! You can apply to get feedback on your work in progress or get 💵 to provide feedback on others' work. I will be workshopping some of my own stuff on cloud labs. datasociety.net/announcement...

We're hiring in history of science at UW Madison! TT Assistant Professorship with a focus on water. Joint appointment between the History and Integrated Liberal Studies depts, and part of a university-wide hiring cluster on earth/sustainability science. jobs.wisc.edu/jobs/profess... #STS #HSMT

We are co-sponsoring this event - make sure to attend! Saving Hearts and Killing Rats: Karl Paul Link and the Discovery of Warfarin Friends of the Libraries 2025 Annual Schewe Lecture Thursday, September 25, 2025 | 5:00 – 7:00 PM Steenbock Library uwmadison.co1.qualtrics.com/jfe/form/SV_...

Job Opening at the Chair of Philosophy and History of Science and Technology at TUM! Research Fellow for 3 years (renewable). Preferably philosopher w interest in plant, crop & agricultural research (& their history and social studies) All details: www.sts.sot.tum.de/en/sts/arbei... #philsci #sts

I had the pleasure of talking with @lucileveissier.bsky.social at #metascience2025 about what metascience is, how reproducibility problems rose to public attention, and more!

#OpenScience lobbyists, skeptics and everything in between: consider coming to Munich in May 2026 (gorgeous time to visit..) to discuss the future of Open Research! FOR2026 is open for submissions: opensciencestudies.eu/for-2026-con... pls help spread the word 🙏 #philsci #sts #methods #policy 🧪

Seeing lots in my feed today referencing the @cos.io statement and @theguardian.com op-ed on gold standard science, and IMHO most people are worrying about the wrong thing -- it's not *closing down* the flow of science into policy that worries me, it's a radical *opening up* of data for reanalysis

4S is scoping out the level interest in creating a mutual support network for scholars of all stages w/ HSS and SHOT for “Cultivating Community Among International Scholars in Uncertain Times.” Please fill in the following survey (takes <5 mins): forms.gle/FD63QKGjXNJk...

Call for collaborators! We are launching the Replicability Project: Health Behavior (RPHB) to replicate a sample of findings relevant to public health, epidemiology, health policy, and behavioral science. Teams receive funding for conducting replication studies. Details: www.cos.io/rphb

It's that season once again 🍂 ☀️ ❄️ 🌱 so please spread the word: Science, Technology, & Human Values are pleased to announce that we are taking proposals for Special Issues of the journal 📬 ⏰ The call closes 21 June 2025 - and you can find details in the form: forms.gle/6uYdQim9J1z5...

The thing that I've always most enjoyed using social media for is posting photos of all my little projects, so in an effort to wean myself off of meta I'll start posting here. A 1:14 scale model of my sewing room, in progress!

Don't have a team of potential editors already in mind, but would like to be part of the team that leads @estsjournal.bsky.social ? Send me an email! I am collecting up names and hold a Zoom call in a few weeks to introduce folks to each other and answer questions.

✨ #callforpapers ✨ - First STS India Network Conference in Delhi, 15-17 December 2025 - including tracks on histories of STS, digital STS, feminist STS and environmental STS: stsin.org/stsinc25/ #cfp #sts @ushar.bsky.social

Expression of Interest: Next editorial team for our diamond open access journal— Engaging Science, Technology, and Society (ESTS) More on the call here: www.4sonline.org/engaging_sci... And for enquiries contact our Editor-in-Chief: estsjournal.org/index.php/es...

The call is now officially out for a new editorial team for @estsjournal.bsky.social ! Please share widely, and email me to chat if you are interested in leading @4sweb.bsky.social's diamond OA journal. I am happy to help you put together your proposal and team! #STS 4sonline.org/news_manager...

“You can have great understandings of how people are supposed to make knowledge that do not work in practice" S4 Ep8 @nicolecnelson.bsky.social talks to @cjcontarino.bsky.social about Ethnographies of Science #HPS #STS 🧪 www.buzzsprout.com/2180146/epis...

Saw that Outlook has a new pride color theme... I immediately tried it out, and it is disappointingly subtle. I really want to submit a support ticket that just says PRIDE THEME NOT GAY ENOUGH.

Deadline next Monday 01.04 for the Science Studies Symposium! Still time to apply. Event will be in Helsinki 6-7 June 2024 and focus on scientific contributions. Besides keynotes by Noortje Marres & Teun Zuiderent-Jerak we have also confirmed Minna Ruckenstein! #sts www.helsinki.fi/en/conferenc...

Join us for EASST-4S 2024 in Amsterdam to discuss: *Scientific cultures in conflict and transition: Studying reform in action* | @alexrushforth.bsky.social & @nicolecnelson.bsky.social Session description behind link & below. We welcome papers from all across the #metasci and #sts communities. 1/

New publication day! Happy to announce that our paper on irreproducibility experiences and mental health is out. We found that irreproducibility is a nearly universal experience for biomedical science grads, and that ~25% had emotional responses to it that that interfered with their work/lives.

🚨 It is time to announce (*drumroll*) that we are holding an STS School next year, June 2024 in Singapore. 4 packed days of seminars, workshops, keynotes and fieldtrips. See sthvschool.org for details and the call for applications! 🚨

As part of their History of Science Colloquium, the Princeton University History Department will host MHB Professor, @nicolecnelson.bsky.social on Thursday, October, 26th. More info about the talk here: history.princeton.edu/news-events/...

All I've learned from reading a lot and studying on science is that these boundaries have always been fuzzy and that we don't have access to a complete picture of what science is or can/will/should be. I recommend reading history of science to every scientist. It'll shake your beliefs to its core.

Trying to start off the new academic year right by moving away from the bird site, so I'm getting myself set up on Mastodon and trying this out as well. Here's a little about me: I'm an STS scholar, but I also spend time in the history of sci/tech/med, metascience, and medical humanities.