Forskningsarrangementer - Side 6

Gunter Pauli kommer til NMBU for å snakke om hvordan grønne forretningsmodeller kan bidra til å skape en bedre verden.

M.A. ESST/M.A. Management of Science and Technology: Hà Thi Bích Pham ved TIK Senter for teknologi, innovasjon og kultur vil forsvare sin avhandling for graden ph.d.: Building and Transforming Dominant Technology. The Portland cement industry

The course will provide PhD candidates with an understanding of how new technologies, firms and industries emerge and develop within the context of the established industrial, technological and institutional structures.

Professor Piergiuseppe Morone will talk about transitioning to a bio-based economy which involves more than just technological changes, but also big societal and institutional changes as much as the development of radically new technologies.

Dr Sarah Blacker will talk about how collaborative studies can enable the public to identify matters of concern and to participate in the research process in the case of contamination affecting Indigenous First Nations communities located near an oil extraction site in Canada. 

Kristin Asdal, professor ved TIK senter for teknologi, innovasjon og kultur, om hvordan analysere offentlige dokumenter.

Research impact – new frontiers and new approaches

Research impact – new frontiers and new approaches

Research impact – new frontiers and new approaches

During this year's 4S conference, the Little Tools team will co-organize a full-day open panel on valuation studies.

Documents are everywhere. Yet despite their persistent presence, they are often disregarded as irrelevant, dusty, and dull. This workshop takes a fundamentally different approach by considering documents as lively research objects in their own right.

Matthew Hull visits TIK and the Little Tools Project to present his ongoing research on the reshaping of lines of authority and police practice in India.

M.A. (Historie) Hilde Reinertsen ved TIK Senter for teknologi, innovasjon og kultur vil forsvare sin avhandling for graden ph.d.: Optics of Evaluation. Making Norwegian foreign aid an evaluable object, 1980-1992.

How do parliaments help transform the cases and issues they are handling? This was the topic of a paper given by Kristin Asdal last week.

As the first invited speaker in the Little Tools seminar series, professor Claes-Fredrik Helgesson will introduce valuography, a programme of empirically oriented research into the enacting, ordering, and displacing of values.

Kristin Asdal will be presenting the paper "How economists care for the environment:the little tools of valuation in office work" at the "Valuation and Evaluation" workshop in Paris, 9-10 December. 

At the upcoming annual 4S Meeting in Denver, Colorado 11-14 November, Kristin Asdal will be chairing the session "Valuations I: Machineries", and presenting the paper: "Re-timing the Atlantic cod: Biocapitalization and the little tools of valuation and timing in aquaculture". Both are part of a full-day track on valuation, on Friday 13 November.

The Little Tools project co-organized a full-day track on valuation studies during the international 4S conference in Denver in November 2015.

Talk by Kristin Asdal in the Franfurt Kitchen STS group at Goethe-Universität in Frankfurt.

Kristin Asdal gives a lecture entitled "Assembling Work: Following politics around in parliament" at the Department of Sociology, Goethe University, Franfurt am Main.

The Little Tools project team organizes an ongoing series of internal reading seminars. For more information, please contact Project Coordinator Alexander Myklebust.

Professor Bruno Latour holder årets Eilert Sundt-forelesning 1. november 2012. Forelesningen er åpen for alle interesserte. Se podkast fra forelesningen