Professor Gina Neff (University of Oxford): Making Data in Undisciplined Teams: Lessons from the field for quantitative analytics
[Science, Technology and Innovation Studies]
Dr. Elena Parmiggiani (NTNU): Algorithmic Democracy and the Politics of Arctic Oil
[Science, Technology and Innovation Studies]
Professor Noortje Marres (University of Warwick): WORKSHOP: From the lab to the street? Mapping the issues of driverless cars with digital methods
[Science, Technology and Innovation Studies]
Roisín Laing (Durham University): Indigenous Australians and Evolutionism in the Nineteenth Century
[Science, Technology and Innovation Studies]
Dr Simon Naylor (University of Glasgow): Instrumental infrastructures and the geographies of uniformity in nineteenth-century meteorology
[Science, Technology and Innovation Studies]
Dr. Catherine Heeney (University of Edinburgh): Assembling the conditions for Genome Wide Association Studies: The story of the Wellcome Trust Case Control Consortium
[Science, Technology and Innovation Studies]
Nineteenth Century Research Seminar Series: Travel and Exploration
January 25 16:00-18:00 2.14 Appleton Tower
Speakers:
Professor Virginia Richter (University of Bern, IASH Fellow): Banal Geopolitics: The Beach in Modernist Literature
[IASH Work in Progress talk]
Dr Amy Blakeway (University of Kent / IASH Fellow): The Rough Wooings and the burghs.
[IASH Work in Progress talk]
Dr Kristina Gjerde (IUCN Senior Policy Adviser): UN Negotiations on High Seas Biodiversity
[Brodies Environmental Law Lecture Series]
These events are free, but registration is required.
Book your place at:
www.law.ed.ac.uk/brodieslectures