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Posts by UCL Science and Technology Studies (STS)

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Happy Orthodox Easter

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Wishing everybody a very happy Easter!

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Have a happy and kosher Passover!

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Dr Joanna Octavia Dr Joanna Octavia is an Associate Lecturer (Teaching) in Science and Technology Policy at the Department of Science and Technology Studies (STS).

Faculty Focus! Hear from Dr. Joanna Octavia, associate Lecturer (Teaching) in Science & Technology Policy, on her experience moving from policy research and industry to academia.

Read what she has to say here!
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Ramadan Mubarak to everyone celebrating

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恭喜發財! Wishing everyone a healthy, happy and prosperous Year of the Horse!

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Conspiracy Theory Lecture: Behind the Scenes
Conspiracy Theory Lecture: Behind the Scenes YouTube video by UCL Science and Technology Studies

Watch our new video! STS student Anezka Khan goes behind the scenes of one of our MSc Science Communication modules: Can We Engage with Conspiracy Theorists?

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Calling all Undergraduate Finalists! Help shape STS’s future by completing the NSS. Your feedback has already created real change - from transition mentors for new students to a dedicated STS Student Advisor. Make your voice count and help improve life at UCL!

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Beyond the Screens: The Legacy of the Digital Health Ambassadors Over the last five years, the Digital Health Ambassadors (DHA) programme, delivered by Partnership for Young London with Good Thinking and NHS England, has brought together young people aged 16-25 from across London to shape digital mental health information, resources and campaigns - ensuring youth voice was not just included, but central to decision-making.From co-designing wellbeing content and supporting NHS youth engagement work, to creating digital campaigns that reached thousands, the Amb

🎉 Congratulations to UCL STS student Tanisha Zaman on the publication of Beyond the Screens: The Legacy of the Digital Health Ambassadors. A fantastic achievement. View the full paper here:

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Sir Roland Jackson 9th Bart (1954-2026)

It is with great sadness that we report the sudden and unexpected death of Roland Jackson whilst climbing on Helvellyn on 10 January 2026.
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Enlightened Icons: Mikhail Vasil'evich Lomonosov and Glass Mosaics in 18th-Century Russia | Brepols Online Abstract In the 1750s the Russian academician and chemist Mikhail Vasil'evich Lomonosov experimented with making coloured glass in his laboratory at the Imperial Academy of Sciences in St. Petersburg. Lomonosov went on to open a manufactory nearby at Ust-Ruditsa, where he produced coloured glass mosaics. This enterprise has been represented variously as the work of a lone genius, as a failed business enterprise, and more recently as a form of projecting. The present essay places Lomonosov's glass work in a courtly context, as in part a continuation of the Academy's role of celebrating the Russian sovereign through spectacles such as fireworks and illuminations. Lomonosov sought to shape and contribute to a ‘ruling image” for the empress Elizabeth Petrovna, turning to mosaics owing to their capacity to interweave Russian tradition, Orthodox religion, and enlightened chemistry. Glass was a business, to be sure, but also a courtly, political, and religious material in Lomonosov's experiments.

Congratulations to UCL STS’s Professor Simon Werrett on the publication of his new paper exploring the rich intersections of art and science in eighteenth‑century Russia. A fascinating contribution to the field. Read it here:

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Pragmatic pluralism and problem framing: Why pragmatism demands pluralism In this paper I focus on the benefits of scientific pluralism in practice. My main motivation is to investigate how do these benefits play out in prac…

🎉 Congratulations to UCL STS’s Dr Erman Sözüdoğru on his new paper “Pragmatic pluralism and problem framing: Why pragmatism demands pluralism.”
Read it here: www.sciencedirect.co...
#UCL #STS #Philosophy #Pragmatism #Research

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🧠📚 Why STS still matters.
A new Science Museum Group Journal piece revisits 40 years of Leviathan & the Air-Pump and the anniversary event hosted by the Science Museum & UCL Department of Science & Technology Studies.
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#WeareSTS #UCL #ScienceMuseum

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We’d like to wish all our staff, students, and community a joyful festive season. UCL will be closed from 5:30pm on Tuesday 23rd December 2025 and will reopen at 9:00am on Monday 5th January 2026.
We look forward to welcoming you back in 2026!
#HappyChristmas #FestiveSeason

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Join our Sci-Comm students on a trip to the BBC Broadcasting House!🗞️

#bbc #bbcbroadcastinghouse #journalism #sciencejournalism #sciencecommunication

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An insight into Jamie Lewis’ fascinating Bigfoot lecture.🐾 #bigfoot #weirdscience #unusualthings #sciencefiction

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Watch to find out what our Sci-Comm lot got up to the in the @sciencemuseum.org.uk WonderLab. Students were tasked with evaluating museum and exhibition ethics.🏛️🧪

#sciencemuseum #scienceandtechnology #museumexhibition #universitylife #universitytrip #londonlife #scicomm #sciencecommunication

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On 18 November @stsucl.bsky.social History of Science Reading Group we discussed Tanfer Tunc, 'Science and Diplomacy: Franklin Delano Roosevelt and the Third Presidential Cruise’, @isisjournal.bsky.social , 2024, 115/4. www.journals.uchicago.edu/doi/full/10....

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Interview with Mel A. on The New Jim Crow Mel A., BSc Sociology and Politics of Science student, talks about reading The New Jim Crow. Interview by Dr Jenny Bulstrode.

🎓 Mel A., BSc Sociology & Politics of Science student, shares thoughts on The New Jim Crow in conversation with Dr Jenny Bulstrode.

🔗 Read more: bit.ly/4pJFnYj

#UCLSTS #StudentVoices #TheNewJimCrow #Sociology #PoliticsOfScience

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🎉 Exciting news from @UCLSTS! We’re thrilled to welcome Professor Andy Stirling as an Honorary Professor in our department. Andy, is a emeritus professor at Sussex, and has been a valued friend to the department for decades. For more info 👉https://bit.ly/4hFlY7K

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STS is proud that Helen Pearson, Honorary Professor of Practice with us, and who teaches on our SciCom MSc, has been awarded the European Science Journalist of the Year Award from the European Federation for Science Journalism.

#ScienceJournalism #ScienceCommunication

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We’re hiring! We are recruiting for Science Communication Technician (Equipment and Resources) to join our Department from November 2025. For more info and to apply, please visit: http://bit.ly/43BnBxu

Closing Date: 10th November 2025
#WeAreSTS #Sciencecommunication #MSc

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We’re hiring! We are recruiting for Associate Professor in the Material and Public Cultures of Science to join our Department from January 2026. For more info and to apply, please visit: http://bit.ly/48Ll8nU

Closing Date: 9th November 2025
#WeAreSTS #education #lecturer

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AAAS Kavli Foundation Award Lecture Natasha Loder (15/10/2025)
AAAS Kavli Foundation Award Lecture Natasha Loder (15/10/2025) We were honoured to host the 2025 AAAS Kavli Science Journalism Award Lecture, featuring 2024 award winner Natasha Loder. Her talk, From Print to Prompts: What the Past Says About the Future of Science Journalism, explores the evolution of science reporting—from the analog age of print, through digi

We were honoured to host the 2025 @aaas.org Kavli foundation Journalism Award Lecture by Natasha Loder. Her talk, From Print to Prompts, explored the wild ride from analog to AI—and the future of science journalism. Watch here: youtu.be/9L6zKT6O240
🎥 Video by Evan Sykes
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🎉 Huge congratulations to Professor Emily Dawson on her Inaugural Lecture last night: Popular Culture and Science. A brilliant evening celebrating her work and vision! #InauguralLecture #ScienceAndCulture

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@uclsts hosted a taster lecture for students visiting from all over South Africa
#education #scienceandtechnology #tastersession

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UCL-STS Hosts 2025 AAAS Kavli Science Journalism Award Lecture From Print to Prompts: What the Past Says About the Future of Science Journalism - A lecture by Natasha Loder, The Economist's health editor

Still time to join us on 15th October to talk the future of science journalism with @natashaloder.bsky.social as @stsucl.bsky.social hosts the @aaas.org @kavlifoundation.org Award lecture. Sign up here:

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UCL graphic announcing KEF success: bold text reads ‘A leading university for knowledge exchange - 5 years in a row,’ with ‘knowledge exchange’ highlighted in green; UCL logo top-right; photo of the UCL Portico with ‘WELCOME’ banners at the bottom.

UCL graphic announcing KEF success: bold text reads ‘A leading university for knowledge exchange - 5 years in a row,’ with ‘knowledge exchange’ highlighted in green; UCL logo top-right; photo of the UCL Portico with ‘WELCOME’ banners at the bottom.

UCL has been rated as a leading university for knowledge exchange for the fifth year in a row in Research England’s Knowledge Exchange Framework (KEF).

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It's the start of the new Academic Year! It was great to meet our new #undergraduate cohort at our Welcome Session this morning. #WeAreSTS #STS #HPS #STSUCL

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Yesterday Tate Modern saw us wandering around its exhibits for our away day. We discussed good & bad theologies of radio technologies; whether Rothko's moods exist or are performed, & what happens to art when stripped of context. All while setting off alarms & getting told off for touching exhibits.

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