Book of Abstracts: 22nd STS Conference Graz 2024 Critical Issues in Science, Technology and Society Studies
Información General
- Editores: Verlag der Technischen Universität Graz
- Año de publicación: 2024
- País: Austria
- Idioma: inglés
- ISBN: 978-3-99161-004-5
- Recoge los contenidos presentados a: STS Conference (22. 2024. Graz).
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Listado de artículos
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A.1: How do geographic imbalances in mainstream scientific knowledge production impact sociotechnical change in lower income countries?
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A.2: Trust within (open) science
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Is Trust in Software a Disciplinary Practice? Yes. But no.
Judith Hartstein, Nathalie Schwichtenberg, Alexander Schniedermann
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A.3: Challenges and Opportunities for Open Qualitative Research
Reproducibility of qualitative research – an integrative review of barriers and enablers
Nicki Lisa Cole, Sven Arend Ulpts, Matthew Good, Agata Bochynska, Barbara Leitner, Eva Kormann, Tony Ross Hellauer
págs. 29-30
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Open Naturally Occurring Data: Challenges and Opportunities
Bogdana Huma, Lotte van Burgsteden, Mike Huiskes, Sam Heijnen
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Protocol Sharing for/as Ethnographic Collaboration: Lessons from EMERGE
Marcel LaFlamme, Andrea Ballestero, Joshua Barker, Melina Campos Ortiz, Katie Ulrich, Kregg Hetherington
págs. 36-36
FAIR Archiving, Safeguarding and Stewarding of potentially identifiable qualitative data: a discussion of a case study
Peter Branney, Nikki Moore, Gabby Keating, Elizabeth Walters, Kathryn Francis, Carole Binns
págs. 37-37
págs. 37-37
DIY Academic Archiving: A seedbag for rethinking and remaking open qualitative research
págs. 38-39
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A.5: Cultural Contexts of Science-Making: The Fragmentation of the Science(s)-Public(s) Relationship in the Digital Age
págs. 40-40
Health Advice and Misleading Experts on Social Media: Cases from the US and Turkey
págs. 40-40
Between the Lines: Exploring Science Narratives in Bulgarian Mass Media through Embedded Topic Modeling
Svetlomir Zdravkov, Martin Jordanov Ivanov, Petya Klimentova
págs. 41-42
Exploring the Impact of Open Science and Cognitive Factors on Belief in Conspiracy Theories: Insights from European Countries
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B.1: The Automated Public
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B.2: “Code is Law” Revisited. STS Perspectives on the Digitization of Law and the Legal Sector
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Codes of the lawmakers: Some narratives German members of parliament follow when regulating digital innovation
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Digitalisation Beyond the Bench: Exploring Denmark's Judicial Modernisation through the Criminal and Probate Programme
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B.3: (Responsible) Standardisation of Disruptive Digital Technologies
It's not only about technology! Educating future standards professionals
Vladislav Fomin, Elisabeth Staudegger, Hristina Veljanova, Kestutis Mosakas, Oksana Kuzmuk, David Bierbauer, Rimvydas Lauzikas, Bárbara Raiter
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B.4: AI and Society: Trust, fairness and transparency
Surrogating Life: how Digital Extractions of Living in AR Repurpose Embodiment Forms
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Privacy enhancing Technologies: socio-technical reconfigurations of trust
Bernhard Wieser, Andreas Trügler, Christian Dayé, Lea Demelius, Roman Prunč
págs. 63-63
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C.1: Understanding low-carbon transitions in the Global South: Policy, Politics, and Decolonization
Cartoons Matter: The Effectiveness of Nudges as a Tool to Promote Energy-Saving Behaviours
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“Everything needs time” or “we don’t have time”: Sociotechnical imaginaries of energy systems change related to electricity and cooking services
págs. 65-66
Labour and Climate Change: (Re)Imagining Coal Mine Workers in Just Transition Trajectories in India
págs. 66-67
The effects of energy accessibility on income inequality in Latin America and Caribbean countries
Karen Villarroel, Inês Carrilho Nunes, Margarida Catalao Lópes
págs. 67-68
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‘Asia as a Method’ in Understanding Low-Carbon Transition in the Global South: Decolonization, Dynamics of Power and Development
págs. 68-69
Green Energy Landscape in India: The Case Study of Wind-Solar Hybrid Energy Systems
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Coal mine closures in Sounda: Implications of deindustrialization on mono-industry landscapes
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C.2: Limits to green growth and its induced conflicts of biomass use
págs. 75-76
Bridging biodiversity and business: an in-depth analysis of biodiversity assessment tools
Andreas Barth, Lea Ranacher, Tobias Stern, Kurt Christian Schuster
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Myopia-induced supply bias and limiting conflicts: a review of the bioeconomy’s growth limiters
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Negotiating Biophysical Limits of the Bioeconomy in EU Policy
Benjamin Fleischmann, Andreas Mayer, Christoph Görg, Melanie Pichler
págs. 80-81
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C.3: Factors Accelerating or Hindering Organizational and Sociotechnical Transitions Towards Net-Zero
Shaping The Energy Transition in Japan: The Response of City Gas Utilities to Climate Action
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Knowledge networks in energy community projects: A configurational study
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Prevalent use of low-quality offsets by major companies undermines integrity of net-zero pledges
Gregory Trencher, Sascha Nick, Jordan Carlson, Matthew Johnson
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Risk Governance in CO2 – removal services as global means of mitigating climate change effects: the case of Complementary Currencies for Climate Change
págs. 86-87
Integration of carbon budgets into regional climate policy: Finding agency to accelerate mitigation
págs. 87-88
Taking stock: use and governance of AI for climate action in European cities
págs. 88-89
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C.4: New social and technical challenges in transforming the energy system towards greater sustainability
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Pathways towards a future vision: A systems based and stakeholder integration approach to avoid socio-environmental conflicts in combating climate change
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Navigating social acceptance for large renewable energy technology infrastructures in Austria: A multifaceted analysis of socio-technical transformations and possible pitfalls
Gudrun Haindlmaier, Cornelia Reiter, Surya Knöbel, Wolfram Rhomberg
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Re-accelerating stalling energy transformations by policy intervention: the case of wind power in Europe
Anastasia Pavlenko, Marta Vetier, Jessica Jewell, Aleh Cherp
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Navigating justice in low-carbon transitions: insights from European case studies
Daniel Gerdes, Maria Luisa Lode, Seona Candy, Federica Giardina, Wojciech Kowalik, Nathalie Spittler
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Designing institutions for Emerging Technologies in the energy transition: Towards a heuristic model
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Unlocking Integration: A Case Study on Smart Energy Systems in Austria
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Securing electric power grid – negotiating expertise: the case of Norway
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Empowering End-Users: Information Campaigns as Catalysts for Energy Efficiency Policy and Behavioural Transformation
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C.5: Upscaling Sustainable Energy Tech Transformations: A Comparative Analysis of Demonstrations in the Global North and the Global South
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The Role of Pilot and Demonstration Plants in Multi-Sector Engagement: A Case Study of Hydrogen Development in the Netherlands
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Urban Innovation to Address Climate Crisis: Data-Driven Technologies
págs. 107-108
Upscaling Technologies in the Global South: Demonstrating Three Health Projects
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C.6: Ownership, energy justice and the expansion of renewables
Solar flares: exploring justice issues in India's solar expansion
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'Doing ownership' in energy transition process: comparing remote communities in Africa and Asia
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One step forward, two steps back: How different owners perceive just transition in Norway
Kim André Myhre Arntsen, Tomas Moe Skjølsvold, Sara Heidenreich
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The experience of energy cooperatives in Mexico: a look into new forms of democratic participation and ownership regimes
Israel Felipe Solorio Sandoval, Paola Velasco Herrejón, Lishey Lavariega Aguilar
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C.7: Energy Citizenship and Positive Energy Districts
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Role of the business ecosystem to catalyze energy citizenship in PEDs
Juliana Victoria Zapata Riveros, Jozsef Kadar, Silvia Ulli Beer, Tareq Abu Hamed
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C.8: Fostering Equity in Energy Transition Innovations
Looking for shared representations between experts and locals: the case of agrivoltaics in Italy
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Unequal Technologies: The case of minerals and (raw) materials in solar power
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C.9: Hydrogen – Fuel of the future?
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Industry first: The Sociotechnical imaginary of Germany as industrial hub and “unsustainabilities” in hydrogen governance.
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C.10: Towards a sustainable future: facilitating socio-technical change
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Future Mobilities
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Social LCA: Social impacts of recycling of Lithium-Ion Batteries (LIBs)
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Urban Labyrinth: Balancing Progress and Inclusion on 15-Minute Cities
Asier Divasson Jaureguibarria, Armando Aguayo Mendoza, Ana María Macarulla, José Ignacio García Quintanilla, Cruz E. Borges Hernández
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D.2: Gender and Intersectionality in Technology and Innovation Research – The Practical Experience
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Embedding Intersectionality in Research Funding: A Pathway to Inclusive Innovation
Helene Schiffbänker, David William Walker, Julia Greithanner
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From Lived Bodies to Inclusive Interfaces: Plessner, Feminist Standpoint Theory, and Gender-Inclusive Design Synergies
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Co-creating a 3D printed prosthesis design using an intersectionality lens
Anita Thaler, Sascha Fink, Daniela Krainer, Julian Bosch, Rosmarie Heim, Claude Humbert, Thomas Rockenbauer, Michael Sauer, Matthias Sepin
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ChatGPT Ate My Homework: An Alternative Exploration of Research Methodologies Situating Generative AI as an Academic Co-Researcher
Anna Shimshak, Sara Arias, Selina Oswald, Hannah Puckmayr, Anamaria Soče
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Between pioneering and a paper tiger: the evaluation process of gender mainstreaming in EU project proposals
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E.1: Transforming organisational mobility towards more sustainability
Business air travel: Influencing factors and an outlook on reduction and substitution potentials
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Greener or Faster: Unraveling the Impact of Travel Time Presentation on Rail and Air Travel Decision-Making
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(Un)recognizing of transport needs in a changing socio-technical system: the case of electric scooters in Poznan
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E.2: Analysing Multi-System Interactions in the Transition to Sustainable Mobility system
TIS Subsystems: The case of hydrogen-powered aviation
Lennart Grün, Julian Hölzen, Sebastian Losacker, Ingo Liefner, Richard Hanke Rauschenbach
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Everything everywhere all at once: governing simultaneous transitions in India’s transport sector
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Circular economy and strategic oversight in policymaking: Evidence from regional Electric Vehicle policies in India
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F.1: David against Goliath: Diversity to foster resilient agri-food systems
Reshaping food systems: assessing sustainable development in an Austrian FoodCoop through participatory action research
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Promoting diversity among consumers to strengthen sustainable agriculture: CSAs accessibility to a broader target group through pricing strategies
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Science, policy, and politics of transition to Nature-positive agri-food systems in India: Whose knowledge counts?
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Assets, Commodities and Sustainability: Knowledge politics and the perils of assetization in food transition in Greece
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Course Correction of the Historical Wrongs: Embracing “Diversity” and “Locality” in the Climate Change Paradigm
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Decolonisation in low-carbon transitions: Politics of protein transitions from an Indian perspective
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Assessing resilience of Indian farming systems to climate risks: a socio-ecological systems approach
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F.2: Integrated policy strategies for urban foodscapes
Integrating strategies for sustainable, healthy and resilient food systems in Budapest and Lisbon: Lessons learned and steps forward
Vanda Pózner, Éva Bánsági, Katalin Varsányi, Carolina Capitão, Rodrigo Feteira Santos, Osvaldo Santos, Rosário Oliveira, Bálint Balázs
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BeSt Graz: Towards an biodiverse edible city strategy
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H.1: The many faces of Futures Literacy
The Many Faces of Futures Literacy: A Comprehensive Literature Analysis and Future Research Directions
Antje Bierwisch, Juliana Pattermann, Julia Vögele, Oliver Som
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Emerging and Uncertain Worlds: Insights into Teaching Futures Thinking
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Is Futures Literacy the Future? Critical Questions from Foresight Practitioners
Dana Wasserbacher, Renata Mandzhieva, Susanne Giesecke, Attila Havas
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Navigating Future Skills: The FOUNDING LAB Experience in Shaping the University of the Future
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I.1: Science and society in global crises
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Disjointed reality: scientific research and science journalism in Qatar
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Federico Neresini, Barbara Morsello
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Culture, climate change, and water conservation: Water ecosystems and culture-based adaptation practice in Global South/Bangladesh
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Scientific (dis)information and ingenuous trust in science: Engagement and reception of scientific (dis)information in Italian high schools
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21st Century Bourgeois Agrifood Utopias and Emerging Socio-Technical Imaginaries: Insights from “Agriculture 4.0” Discourses and Policies in Türkiye: Insights from “Agriculture 4.0” Discourses and Policies in Türkiye
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Researchers’ Disciplinary Perspectives on Science-Society Relations: Insights from an Online Survey on Knowledge Transfer
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DNA data storage: public engagement through qualitative online survey
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