We are looking forward to a summer of reading, discussing and thinking! Texts are likely to be circulated in advance – often into smaller subgroups in order to avoid circulation of ‘work in progress’ into large email lists. If you are interested in particular sessions only, please do get in …
Some members of the Lab (Sabine Biedermann, Patrick Bieler, Anja Klein, Tim Seitz) participated in a workshop on how to organize an infrastructure for STS in Germany. On 20 and 21 February 2019, around 75 mostly young STS scholars gathered in Kassel to discuss and define core areas and forms …
The Laboratory: Anthropology of Environment | Human Relations as a writing collective has published a short paper in Science as Culture reviewing and commenting on the edited volume “Practising Comparison: Logics, Relations, Collaborations” (Deville, Guggenheim and Hrdliková 2016, Mattering Press). Involved in thinking through this piece have been Patrick Bieler, …
Dear lab, during the summer term (8.4.-12.7.) our weekly meetings will take place on Mondays from 4-6 pm. Location remains the same – Room 107a on the 1st floor at the Institute for European Ethnology (Mohrenstraße 41).
We are looking forward to a winter of reading: ourselves and significant others. Texts are likely to be circulated in advance – often into smaller subgroups in order to avoid circulation of ‘work in progress’ into large email lists. If you are interested in particular sessions only, please do get …
While we are happy with the new lab name Laboratory: Anthropology of Environment|Human Relations, we do not have an acronym yet. LAEHR is not it. Submit your suggestion and win a bottle of bubbly if we pick your suggestion! joerg.niewoehner@hu-berlin.de
Dear Friends of the STS Lab at Humboldt-Universität zu Berlin, as you can see, our Lab has renamed itself. It is now the ‘Laboratory: Anthropology of Environment|Human Relations’. We continue to be committed to science and technology studies and to ethnographic theorising through an open space for work in progress, …
You are invited to join our weekly lab sessions which take place on Mondays from 10:15 to 11:45 AM at the Institute for European Ethnology (room 107a). We will kick off the semester on April 23rd and will meet on a regular basis until the semester break in mid-July.
The master’s program student research project “Seeing like a city” with Jörg Niewoehner visited Rice University in Houston, TX, the week of March 19 to present and discuss their findings on neurourbanism, stress and urban planning to undergraduate students at Brown College. A lively discussion ensued about the welfare state, …