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December 2013
Technogigantism from Below: The Quest to Flood the Kalahari, 1920-1950
November 2013
Making Media Work: Time, Space, Identity, and Labor in Information and Communication Infrastructures
Technoscientific Tests and the Future of Athletic Competition
October 2013
The Infrastructure of Post-Imperial Citizenship: The Global Adoption of the South African Model of Biometric Government
September 2013
Banking on DNA Futures: Thinking About Non-Invasive Prenatal Tests in Comparative Contexts
How Political Violence Became Terrorism
April 2013
STEMS Distinguished Lecture: Lorraine Daston:"The Rise and Fall of Natural Disasters: Rethinking Risk and Responsibility"
March 2013
STEMS: "STS and Latin America"
UMinDS: Symposium on Neurodiversity and Autism
February 2013
STEMS: "The Tocqueville of Techniques: Michel Chevalier and the Cosmic Geography of the USA"
January 2013
STEMS: "What STS Can Learn from the Black Panther Party"
STEMS: "Indigenous Circuits: Navajo Women's Labor and the Gendering of Semiconductor Manufacture"