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format: Traditional Open Panel
A Traditional Open Panel is composed of typical academic paper presentations, possibly followed by reflections by a discussant.
P011


Windstories: Thinking with air beyond the now    
P014


Commoning socio-technical frontiers: Navigating cutting-edge science and technology through the lens of sympoiesis.   
P016


Anticipating uncertainty: organizing scientific advice for crisis and disaster preparedness and response   
P017


From things to thinkers: On the need for scientist resilience   
P021


Caring for limits in and beyond the ‘now’. The case of health   
P024


Multispecies Mutualisms? Rethinking ‘win-win’ health entanglements between species    
P025


Infrastructuring earth – geospatial data and the production of space   
P028


Space could be otherwise: imagining (new)space futures and their democratic alternative(s)?   
P033


Building and repairing the future   
P034


Exploring resilient and responsible futures of quantum technologies   
P039


Decolonizing futures: Rethinking resilience through indigenous knowledge and local innovation systems   
P041


'No' to 'data beings': reimagining data infrastructures for resilient digital futures   
P043


The matter of method in researching AI: elusiveness, scale, opacity    
P044


Ecocentric perspectives on Nature-based Solutions for urban resilience: moving beyond anthropocentric assumptions    
P049


Futures, materialities, and techno-politics of outer space   
P050


Toward biomedical and health testing studies? Reassembling testing practices and health futures   
P051


Ethnographic inquiries into the chemo-industrial sector: materialising resilient futures?   
P056


Could industrial animal agriculture be otherwise? Imaginations, enactments, and suspensions of alternatives within industrial animal agriculture   
P061


More-than-human (non)futures: on the (im)possibility to include non-humans in STS research    
P062


Genuine collaboration for resilient futures: Reimagining STS in applied environmental research   
P065


Can we change the world through interdisciplinary research?   
P073


STS and biology revisited: biosociality, interdisciplinarity and the biosociences, in an age of increasingly biological fascism.    
P074


In my head, in my hands: Embodied encounters with generative AI in creative work   
P077


From margins to methods: Re-making of socio-technical futures with justice and care.   
P078


Watery encounters and knowledge-flows    
P079


Situated microbes: Perspectives from empirical niches for reimagining resilience   
P081


Gut futures: Politics, care and digestion   
P084


Speculating caring futures: Design-based methods for re-imagining care   
P096


The platformization of health: What if the boundaries between activism and influencing were to blur?   
P098


Watching each other: Platformised neighborhood governance and everyday security in the Global South   
P103


An (un)avoidable scale-up? Exploring contested futures of the 'green gas' sector   
P105


Creative scholarship as epistemic innovation   
P106


The digital pantheon: Engineering deities and demons   
P118


Scales of Care: Intersections between Health and Environmental data, technologies and communication   
P119


Making short work of farm work: agriculture, labour, and science and technology   
P124


When models act: Forecasting, automation and the politics of future-making   
P125


A field in formation: What do we mean by ‘critical’ and ‘AI’ in Critical AI Studies?    
P136


Outlasting 'disruption': Empirical perspectives on practical reasoning with AI   
P140


Uncertain presents and alternative futures in direct-to-consumer genetic testing   
P142


Beyond precision: Imagining a ‘better’ personalised medicine   
P143


Beyond default futures: Social technologies as tools for collective anticipation   
P144


Material citizenship politics: Revisiting critical potentials in times of contentious civil rights   
P151


The more-than-now of nuclear power   
P154


STS interventions in emerging neurotechnology: epistemic, practical, and normative diffractions    
P156


Making and unmaking of new scientific fields: Contestations, practices, and institutional pathways   
P158


Funding futures: Rethinking research support through sociotechnical imaginaries of fairness and innovation   
P160


The politics of expertise. Hybrid objects between aesthetics, science and activism.   
P161


Seeing and knowing resilient futures: towards an Anticipatory Governance of early warning systems and crisis predictions   
P162


Queer family futures in East Asia   
P167


Strengthening the resilience of what? For whose aims? For what socio-ecological futures?   
P168


Ritual calibrations: Data, devotion, and the ordering of time   
P169


The materiality of the energy transition and its futures   
P173


AImagineries of the social: The adoptions of GenAI in making knowledge on social realities   
P177


futuring digital foodscapes   
P178


Caring for the possible: In the meantime of healthcare’s data-driven futures   
P191


Ecological Translation: Speaking for and with the Mute World through Law, Science and Technology   
P192


Working class knowledge formations   
P194


Technologies of precision: Exploring the meanings, practices, and politics of precisioning tools across healthcare, agriculture, and warfare.   
P195


Marginalized voices: Democratizing the green transition through environmental justice   
P197


Constrained Futures under Goal-Oriented Research Policies: How Hegemonic Normative Frameworks (Do Not) Transform Research and Innovation   
P198


Critical metascience   
P201


The Futures of Qualitative Inquiries: Post-Digital Methods, Pre-Digital Methodologies   
P204


Loopholes   
P206


STS confessions as politics of resilience: making untold stories matter   
P209


Smart rurality: Critically exploring the link between smartness, rural transition and resilience   
P214


To know a rat: Examining human-rat entanglements through the production of interspecies knowledge.    
P217


‘Nothing comes without its world’: Futuring work with/through/against AI epistemologies   
P220


Encoded Bodies: Biometric Medicine and the Surveillance of Human Life   
P224


Repair as Future-Making: Enacting Sociotechnical Change in Organizations   
P228


Envisioning Futures of Patient and Public Involvement in Health Research: Navigating between different tensions to move beyond current impasses   
P231


More than Politics: Science, Technology and Expertise in an age of populism   
P232


Silicon Lives: Infrastructures and Ecologies of Semiconductor Industries   
P241


Limitation as liberation: opening up technoscience through socio-ecological boundaries   
P245


Deep Time and the Politics of Storage   
P249


Data Infrastructure Worldings: Epistemic and Planetary Co-Enactments   
P250


Food Systems Transformation and Ecologies of Quantification   
P251


Contested diseases and resilient futures of knowledge and care   
P254


The limits of inclusion: navigating the tension between democracy and expertise in public engagement with science   
P257


Fragile futures: Living with chronic post-infectious illnesses   
P258


On Becoming Ancestors: Speculative kinships and heritable techno-futures   
P261


Hostility by design?   
P262


When agroecology meets intensive farming infrastructures. From lock-in effects to transformations.   
P265


Statistical Harmonization and Standardization: Constructing and Contesting Comparability    
P269


Speculative Groundwater Care   
P270


We Are How We Eat: Unsettling Dietary Recommendation Practices in More-than-Human Worlds   
P275


How to Explain Erosion Rates to a Dead Hare: Or, What Counts as Soil Data in the Anthropocene?   
P276


Challenging the co-constitution of racial supremacies with modern science and technology   
P278


Materials and substances in (trans)formation: Methods and Concepts for Ethnographies and Histories of Late Industrialism   
P281


Digital Environing: toxic entanglements between digitalization and ecological landscapes   
P284


Understanding the impact of decision-support AI technologies on medical practice: Learning from empirical studies.   
P285


Rethinking, Re-doing and Re-describing Value and ‘The Value Economy’   
P287


Anticipating Otherwise: Participatory Surveillance and the Futures of Care   
P292


Coding the State: Sociotechnical Imaginaries of AI in Public Administration   
P294


Entanglements of Harm: Mobbing-prevention as a Socio-Technical and Systemic Challenge Across Disciplines   
P302


Lost futures in design professions   
 
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