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

Thursday
Shirabe, Tokyo University of Agriculture and Technology
Flow and Character of Information during Crisis: A Case Study of
the Japanese Triple Disasters. Ryuma Shineha, Kyoto University
Social Responsibility of Scientists and Engineers in the Case of
Disaster: The Meaning of “Unexpected” and Conflicts between
Professionals. Yuko Fujigaki, University of Tokyo
Science Reporting on 3/11 Disaster. Mikihito Tanaka, Graduate
School of Journalism, Waseda University; Motoko Kakubayashi,
Waseda University
Chair:
Hideyuki Hirakawa, Osaka University Center for the Study of
Communication‐Design
Discussant:
Wiebe E. Bijker, Maastricht University
027. Do You Mind?: The Matter of Brains and Why and How
They Matter
10:30 to 12:00 pm
Crowne Plaza: Grand Ballroom ‐ West
Participants:
Change Your Brain, Change Your Life: Neo‐Liberal Subjectivities and
the Brain. Jennifer Croissant, University of Arizona
Do You Mind?: Modeling "Mind” as an Interactive Interdisciplinary
Process. Sabrina Weiss, Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute
Neuroscientists in Crisis: Ways to See Thinkers as They Think about
Thought. Rachel A. Dowty, Louisiana State University
The Narcissus Theorem: Recasting Mirror Neurons as Symbolic
Interactionism. Colin Beech, Academy Software, LLC
Beyond the Mind‐Body Divide? Embodied Cognition Research.