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

Friday
Kangaroo Mother Care: A Medical Innovation from Colombia.
Andrés Felipe Valderrama Pineda, Technical University of
Denmark
Medical Technologies and Reproduction in Multiethnic Mexico.
Rosalynn Adeline Vega, UC Berkeley/UC San Francisco
Pregnancy Loss and Ultrasound Scanning in Mexico. Karina Romo‐
Medrano Mora, University of Edinburgh
Infertility and Assisted Reproductive Technologies in Latin America:
A Review of Present Policies, Practices, and Experiences. Malissa
Shaw, Innovia; Trudie Gerrits, University of Amsterdam
Plants, Prostitutes and Pharmaceuticals: Along the Edge and at the
End of the Inter‐Oceanic Road. Ruth Goldstein, University of
California, Berkeley
Chair:
Maria Fernanda Olarte Sierra, University of Manchester
096. Postphenomenological Research – I
8:30 to 10:00 am
Crowne Plaza: Ritz
Participants:
Technology and the Boundaries of the Human Being:
Postphenomenology Meets Philosophical Anthropology. Peter‐
Paul Verbeek, University of Twente
Bodies in Technology: A Posthumanist Contribution to Technical
Mediation. Lucie Dalibert, University of Twente
On Multistable Actor‐Networks: Why You Need Both
Phenomenology and ANT to Describe a Park Bench. Robert
Rosenberger, Georgia Institute of Technology
Quasi‐other, Quasi‐face: Rethinking Alterity and Screens. Galit
Wellner, Bar Ilan University