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ALT Poster reads: This is an open call for papers for the STAND Early Career Researchers Seminar series for 2024-2025. The commission and its members examine the broad history of science, technology and diplomacy and are looking for early career researchers to present a work-in-progress paper during next year's online seminar series. Topics include but are not limited to: science diplomacy, international cooperation in fields related to science, technology and medicine, and the transnational circulation of technoscientific and medical knowledge, materials and expertise. The seminars will run from October 2024 to May 2025. Though the usual format requires the provision of a draft paper, we welcome inquiries regarding alternative seminar formats. Please send any expressions of interest to STAND.ECR@gmail.com, in an email which includes your name, short bio and a 200-300 word summary of your research as it pertains to the seminar.
ALT Image shows poster schedule of activities, as follows: 3 October 2024 14:00-15:00 CET Discussion on: ‘The role and relevance of non-state actors in science diplomacy’. Introduction by Barbara Hof. Speakers: Péter Marton, Néstor Herran, Doubravka Olšáková, Matthew Adamson. 7 November 2024. 14:00-15:00 CET. ECR Online Seminar. Presenter - Tijana Rupcic (Central European University). Title: ‘The Technomanagerial Paradigm in Yugoslavia: Examining the Interplay of Concept and Practice in Socialist Development’ 5 December 2024. 14:00-15:00 CET. ECR Online Seminar. Presenter – Giacomo Simoncelli (Sapienza University of Rome). Provisional Title: ‘Sharing strains and techniques: the global influenza surveillance as a field for international cooperation.’
ALT Image shows poster schedule of activities, as follows: 3 October 2024 14:00-15:00 CET Discussion on: ‘The role and relevance of non-state actors in science diplomacy’. Introduction by Barbara Hof. Speakers: Péter Marton, Néstor Herran, Doubravka Olšáková, Matthew Adamson. 7 November 2024. 14:00-15:00 CET. ECR Online Seminar. Presenter - Tijana Rupcic (Central European University). Title: ‘The Technomanagerial Paradigm in Yugoslavia: Examining the Interplay of Concept and Practice in Socialist Development’ 5 December 2024. 14:00-15:00 CET. ECR Online Seminar. Presenter – Giacomo Simoncelli (Sapienza University of Rome). Provisional Title: ‘Sharing strains and techniques: the global influenza surveillance as a field for international cooperation.’
ALT Image shows poster schedule of activities, as follows: 3 October 2024 14:00-15:00 CET Discussion on: ‘The role and relevance of non-state actors in science diplomacy’. Introduction by Barbara Hof. Speakers: Péter Marton, Néstor Herran, Doubravka Olšáková, Matthew Adamson. 7 November 2024. 14:00-15:00 CET. ECR Online Seminar. Presenter - Tijana Rupcic (Central European University). Title: ‘The Technomanagerial Paradigm in Yugoslavia: Examining the Interplay of Concept and Practice in Socialist Development’ 5 December 2024. 14:00-15:00 CET. ECR Online Seminar. Presenter – Giacomo Simoncelli (Sapienza University of Rome). Provisional Title: ‘Sharing strains and techniques: the global influenza surveillance as a field for international cooperation.’
ALT Text provides details of the 2025 STAND Prize for Early Career Scholars - asking for submissions of essays addressing the history of science, technology and medicine in their international contexts. Candidates must have recently been awarded a PhD (within the previous 8 years) or be enrolled in a PhD program. We particularly encourage submissions from groups and regions underrepresented in the aforementioned research themes/areas. The award consists of a cash prize of 500 USD and comes with the chance to present the winning paper at a virtual seminar. The winner will be announced at the beginning of 2025. Submissions should be in the form of an essay of 7000 to 10,000 words (including citations and references). Entries should be of work not previously published. Deadline for submission is December 20, 2024. Please send submissions to Commission Secretary, Matthew Adamson (email is: mhadamson@mcdaniel.hu)
ALT Poster reads: This is an open call for papers for the STAND Early Career Researchers Seminar series for 2024-2025. The commission and its members examine the broad history of science, technology and diplomacy and are looking for early career researchers to present a work-in-progress paper during next year's online seminar series. Topics include but are not limited to: science diplomacy, international cooperation in fields related to science, technology and medicine, and the transnational circulation of technoscientific and medical knowledge, materials and expertise. The seminars will run from October 2024 to May 2025. Though the usual format requires the provision of a draft paper, we welcome inquiries regarding alternative seminar formats. Please send any expressions of interest to STAND.ECR@gmail.com, in an email which includes your name, short bio and a 200-300 word summary of your research as it pertains to the seminar.
