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Society for Social Studies of Science (4S) Annual Meeting Program Committee for the 4S Conference 2011 Anita Say Chan, University of Illinois at Urbana‐Champaign Janet Vertesi, Princeton University Selma Sabanovic, Indiana University Jenny Leigh Smith, Georgia Tech Gwen Ottinger, Washington State University Teun Zuiderent‐Jerak, Erasmus University, Rotterdam
Society for Social Studies of Science (4S) Annual Meeting 4S Governance President: Judy Wajcman London School of Economics President‐elect: Trevor Pinch Cornell University Secretary: Wesley Shrum Louisiana State University Council Term Expires 2011: Miwao Matsumoto University of Tokyo Rebecca Herzig Bates College Term Expires 2012 Javier Lezaun University of Oxford Natasha Myers York University Maria Puig de la Bellacasa University of Leicester
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Thursday Physicists in the US, Geol
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Thursday The Asthma Files 3.0. Kim
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Thursday 067. Situating Emerging Te
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Thursday Genealogy of Japan’s Nuc
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Thursday Science, Security, Simulat
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Thursday Dwellings: Laboratories or
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Thursday 079. Assistive Technologie
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Thursday 082. The Cultures of Biome
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Thursday 085. Staying Natural in Te
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Thursday Foundation; Márcia de Oli
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Friday FRIDAY, NOVEMBER, 4 091. The
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094. Aesthetics of Bio‐Art 8:30 t
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Friday Quasi‐other, Quasi‐face:
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Friday Preoperative Briefings, Know
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Friday 103. Energy Alternatives and
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Friday 106. Illness, Drugs and Diff
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Friday 109. The Fiction in the Scie
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Friday Practices, Platforms and Pro
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Friday Mobility for Non‐standardi
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Friday The Making of a Global Healt
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Friday Incorporation and Cooptation
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Friday 125. Transforming Biomedicin
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Friday 128. The Closure of Penn Sta
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Friday Law, Culture and Capital and
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Friday Identifying Democracy: The L
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Friday Brought To You By Twitter: R
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Friday The Sonification of Scientif
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Friday The Foreign and the Familiar
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Friday 149. 4S Presidential Plenary
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Saturday Changing Identity. Graeme
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Saturday Thinking in Square Meters:
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Saturday Research Pricing “Natura
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Saturday Neoliberalism and the Orig
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Saturday Latin American Perspective
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Saturday 169. Governing Biomedicine
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Saturday Discussants: Geoffrey Bowk
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Saturday What Is "Protective Space"
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Saturday Disciplinary Networks: Sci
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Saturday Discussants: Steve Fuller,
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Saturday 185. Reproductive and Cont
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Saturday 188. Negotiating Regulatio
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Saturday Participants: The Social S
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Saturday 194. STS Funding Opportuni
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Saturday From Practices to Institut
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Saturday 201. Seeing States and Sta
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Saturday 203. Alternatives to Moder
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Saturday Ethnobotany: Originated fr
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Saturday 209. Engaging Science and
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Saturday 212. Meat Technoscience: E
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Saturday Participants: Making and U
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Saturday 222. Seeing States and Sta
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Saturday Globalization and Medical
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Saturday Immigration and Photograph
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Saturday Trust, Moral Frameworks an
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Saturday Human, Remote, Autonomous:
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Bauchspies, Wenda, 214, 220 Beattie
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Dalibert, Lucie, 096 Daniels, Morga
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Gillespie, Tarleton Lee, 216 Gingra
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Index SUBJECT INDEX Biomedicine: 00
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The MIT Press Digital Dead End Figh
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The Postcolonial Science and Techno
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New from ChiCago Social Knowledge i
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POULTRY SCIENCE, CHICKEN CULTURE A
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