WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER, 2 - Society for Social Studies of Science

Saturday
Past, Present & Future. David Tyfield, Lancaster University; Bron
Szerszynski, Lancaster University; Maia Galarraga, Lancaster
University
Neoliberalism and the Origins of Pharmaceutical Ignorance.
Edward Nik‐Khah, Roanoke College
Trial by Twitter: The New Neoliberal Notion of Peer Review. Philip
Mirowski, University of Notre Dame
Transformation of STS in Neoliberal States: The Japanese Case.
Hidetoshi KIHARA, Kokushikan University, Tokyo
Chair:
Philip Mirowski, University of Notre Dame
162. Science Communication and Education
8:30 to 10:00 am
Crowne Plaza: Allen
Participants:
Trash Talk and Trusted Adults: Analyzing Internet Safety Curricula.
Nathan Fisk, Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute
Unspooling the Topologist’s Videotape: From Chicken‐wires to Film
Festivals. Alma Steingart, MIT
Education of Science Communication for Graduate Students to
Develop Communication Skills and Mindset for Thinking
Connectivity with Others. Gensei Ishimura, Hokkaido University;
Naoyuki Mikami, Hokkaido University
Reforming the Unwillingly? Reform Activities in Higher Education.
Kristin Hope, University of Bergen
Chair:
Kristin Hope, University of Bergen