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- News
- Colin Milburn Awarded Distinguished Scholarship Award Mar 24, 2015
- Professor Biagioli publishes new article on plagiarism, kinship and slavery Mar 06, 2014
- Jorge Rojas advancing collaborations with Universidad Austral, Chile, including research initiatives and efforts to promote faculty and student interchange Jan 26, 2014
- Newest CSIS member Jorge Rojas gave the keynote address at an International Conference on Innovation in Valparaiso, Chile (for G9 - a group of 9 traditional and public non state research Chilean universities) Dec 31, 2013
- CSIS members win grant to launch new research initiative on academic publishing Nov 17, 2013
- Featured Event
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Please join us May 26, 2016 for CRISPR Technology: Responsible Discourse about Science and Bioethics.
- New Books
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Jim Griesemer's new edited volume Developing Scaffolds in Evolution, Culture and Cognition (co-edited with Linnda Caporeal and William Wimsatt) was published by MIT Press
Mario Biagioli and Jessica Riskin have published a new co-edited book Nature Engaged (Palgrave-McMillan, 2013)
Joe Dumit's new book Drugs for Life was recently published by Duke University Press.
Madhavi Sunder's new book, From Goods to a Good Life: Intellectual Property and Global Justice is now available from Yale University Press.
Tim Choy recently published his new book Ecologies of Comparison: An Ethnography of Endangerment in Hong Kong (Duke University Press)
Mario Biagioli, Peter Jaszi, and Martha Woodmansee (Editors) recently published a new book, Making and Unmaking Intellectual Property
*For a full list of recent publications click here
- Past Events
- Thinking with Scientists | June 1-2: A Graduate Workshop
- STS/CSIS Food For Thought, May 4th: Dr. Sara Giordano - "'Labs of their own': Post/feminist tinkerings with Science"
- STS/CSIS Colloquium Event: May 3rd w/ Dr. Chandra Mukerji - "Modernity Reimagined: An Analytical Guide"
- STS/CSIS Workshop: In Math, Who Knows You're a Pseudonym? w/Michael Barany
- STS/CSIS Food For Thought, April 19th: Dr. Tomás Sánchez Criado - “Technologies of friendship: In search for a diverse common world”
- Law in the Information Age Lecture
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A video recording of Peter Menell's lecture is available here