Conference organization

Scientific Committee

  • Simone Arnaldi (University of Trieste)
  • Attila Bruni (University of Trento)
  • Claudio Coletta (University of Bologna)
  • Stefano Crabu (University of Padua)
  • Paolo Giardullo (University of Padua)
  • Paolo Magaudda (University of Padua)
  • Alvise Mattozzi (Politecnico di Torino)
  • Federico Neresini (University of Padua)
  • Annalisa Pelizza (Conference Chair, University of Bologna)
  • Manuela Perrotta (Queen Mary University of London)
  • Assunta Viteritti (Sapienza University of Rome)
  • Paolo Volonté (Politecnico di Milano)

Organizing Committee:

  • Simone Arnaldi (University of Trieste)
  • Claudio Coletta (University of Bologna)
  • Agnese Cretella (University of Bologna)
  • Marco Giacomazzi (University of Bologna)
  • Paolo Giardullo (University of Padua)
  • Francesco Mazzucchelli (University of Bologna)
  • Lorenzo Olivieri (University of Bologna)
  • Annalisa Pelizza (University of Bologna)
  • Barbara Saracino (University of Bologna)
  • Wouter Van Rossem (University of Twente)

Volunteer staff: 

  • Marco Giacomazzi
  • Ahsan Syed
  • Giusy Grieco
  • Beatrice Ferrigno
  • Alice Fubini
  • Giulian Melani
  • Francesco Nasi
  • Beatrice Superbi
  • Dominik Tkalcic
  • Michele Veneziano
  • Chiara Vigolo

 

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STS Italia – The Italian Association for Social Studies of Science and Technology was founded in 2005 to build up an Italian network of researchers oriented to study Science and Technology starting from the social dynamics which characterize and interweave science and technology themselves.

Nowadays the field of Science and Technology Studies (STS) represents a well established and prominent research field at the international level. As a field, it allows scholars and professionals from different disciplines to dialogue with each other. Furthermore, it mobilizes interests of both academic institutions and other social actors (e.g. not academic institutions, companies and so on).

The aim of STS Italia is to promote initiatives and events able to increase the visibility and diffusion of the STS approach, as well as to create chances for exchanging and sharing research experiences, projects and studies connected to social dimensions of technoscientific phenomena.

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In collaboration with

 

Processing Citizenship is a European Research Council (ERC) funded project (grant agreement No 714463). We study registration and identification of third-country nationals in Europe as co-production of Alterity and European order. The Processing Citizenship team (PI Annalisa Pelizza, Chiara Loschi, Lorenzo Olivieri, Wouter Van Rossem, Paul Trauttmansdorff) organizes the round table in memoriam of Latour on June 28th and panel 42 "Revisiting identification and registration of humans and more-than-humans: long-term perspectives and implications". Bruno Latour's work has been a source of deep and lasting inspiration for Processing Citizenship.

 

Media Partner

 

Tecnoscienza is a scientific journal focussing on the relationships between science, technology and society.