Interested in how science, technology, and society interact? Find out more information about the Science and Technology in Society Teaching Group professors and the undergraduate courses they teach at the University of Waterloo.
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Almassi, Ben – Feminist Allyship & Situated Knowledge
Anderson, Derek – Semantic Externalism and Social Power Dynamics
Appavoo, Donna – Recognizing the Role of Gender and Local Food Systems in Type 2 diabetes: Nutrition Education in Rural SouthWestern Ontario
Arnaud, Sarah and Guillaume Beaulac - Explanations of ASD: A Spectrum of Disorders
Ball, Kelly – Adolescence, Race, and Sexuality: Implications for Feminist Developmental Psychology
Belinga, Marie-Evelina – Des philosophes féministes du XVIIe et XVIIIe siècle dans le corpus des cours au CÉGEP
Bell, Melina Constantine – Sex Essentialism and American Law
Bentley, Vanessa – A Century of Searching for Sex/Gender Differences in the Corpus Callosum
Berenstain, Nora – Introspection, Rationality, and Resistance to Implicit Bias
Berkhout, Suze, Ami Harbin, Serife Tekinand Ada Jaarsma – Questions of Method in/and Feminist Philosophy of Science: Empirical, Material, Existential
Billingsley, Amy – Technology and Narratives of Continuity in Trans Experiences
Branch-Smith, Teresa – Choose your Character: Video-Games & Gender
Brown, Matthew J. and Joyce Havstad – Science-Based Policy as Interdisciplinary Inquiry
Brumble, Kimberly, Samantha Brennan, Megan Delehanty and Nicole Wyatt – Self, Self-Image, and the Selfie
Calvert, Scout – Anxious Naturecultures: Biosociality in Personal Genomics and Donor Sibling Registries
Clough, Sharyn – Investigating the Sciences of Sex
Clune-Taylor, Catherine – "Most children with Sue’s condition tend to follow along with that gender”: Problematizing the use of statistical probabilities in assigning sex to infants with disorders of sex development (DSDs)
Code, Lorraine – The Tyranny of Certainty
Copeland, Samantha – The Value of Valuing Ignorance
Crasnow, Sharon – Feminist Science Studies: Reasoning from Cases
Crowley, Stephen, Liela Rotschy and Kathryn Plaisance – A Feminist Approach to Facilitating Interdisciplinary Collaboration: Re-evaluating the Toolbox Project
Damaliamiri, Mehdi, Parya Nasr, Firouzeh Akbari and Maasoumeh Afshar – Leadership, Technical Organizations and Feminism
Daukas, Nancy – Testimonial Injustice, Hermeneutical Power, and Stalled Social Change
Davis, Emmalon – Controlling Birth: Interrogating The Notion of "a Woman's Right to Choose"
Dean, Megan – You Are How You Eat: A Foucauldian Critique of Dietetics Research on Eating Disorders and Vegetarianism
Debessai, Haben Emily Dibble, Taylor Moberg and Sari M. van Anders – Struggles in Progressive Science: A Feminist Case Study of Methodology of Coding Race/Ethnicity
Decoster, Barry – Is Demedicalization Possible?: Metaphysical Concerns for Resistance in Healthcare
Desautels, Peggy – Attempting to Create Equitable Organizations and Institutions: Backfiring, Backlash, and Retaliation
Devries, Sandra – Hardwired for Prejudice? A Neuro-Ethical Account of Perceptual Preference
Drabek, Matthew – Bias and Gender Identity in the DSM
Dryden, Jane, Leslie Kern and Lisa Dawn Hamilton – Objectivity and Feminist Research: A Comparative Exploration
Gavrell, Sara – Are Imposed Cesareans Institutionalized Torture?
Goldenberg, Maya – On Heroes and Scoundrels: Trust and Blame in Scientific Misconduct Cases, with a Focus on the Vaccine-Autism Scandal
Gonnerman, Chad, Erik Jensen, Ken Marable, Michael O'Rourke, Ezgi Sertler and Zach Piso – Epistemologies of Ignorance and Interdisciplinary Research
Grasswick, Heidi – Epistemic Injustice and Responsible Trust in Science
Hankinson Nelson, Lynn – Reflections of a (Somewhat) Older Feminist (with no apologies to Susan Haack): How Do We Move Forward in Ways That Are Likely to Make a Difference?
Harding Sandra, Laura Foster, Deboleena Roy and Banu Subramaniam – Moving Beyond “Add Others and Stir?:” Feminist Postcolonial Science and Technology Studies
Henke, Jennifer – Science - A Girl Thing? Female Scientists in Fiction Film
Herbert, Cassie – Speaking from the Margins: The Pragmatics of Pseudonyms in Peripheral Speech
Hicks, Dan – Do GMOs Increase Crop Yields? It Depends Who You Trust
Hundleby, Catharine – Fallacies in Scientific Understanding: The Case of Adaptationism and the Fallacy of Accident
Itaas, Vaunell – Against Kairos: the Quiet Revolution of Polymerase Chain Reaction
Jacobson, Anne – Why Feminist Philosophers can Love their Brains, OR: How Cognitive Neuroscience isn’t the Basic Problem, though Stereotypical Analytic Philosophers (for the most part) Are
Jackson, Jennifer Kasi, Linda Fuselier, Melissa Latimer and Rachel Stoiko – Academic Gatekeeping: Feminist Epistemology in Textbooks and Tenure/Promotion
Kourany, Janet and Manuela Fernández Pinto – Towards a Science-Based Policy for Breast Cancer: A Taxonomy of Problems and Prospects
Kovacs, Agnes – The Philosophy of Science of Georg Lukács and How it Helps to Extend Standpoint Theory to the Physical Sciences
Lanthier, Jaclyn – Gendered Cognition and the Abolition Thereof: Rethinking Models in Neuroscience and Cognitive Psychology
Lehan, Vanessa – Reducing Stereotype Threat in Introductory Logic Classes
Liebow, Nabina – "Prehomosexual Behavior”: LGBT Oppression and the Public Uptake of Scientific Research
Liebow, Nabina and Bryce Huebner – Bias and Epistemic Injustice in Medical Decision Making
MacMillan, Blake – Crossfit, Five Fingers & Red Bull: The Science, Somaesthetics & Style of Athletic Skill
Malavisi, Anna – Epistemic Injustice in Global Development
Maloney, Cathy – Learning to Understand: International Education Programs and Intercultural Learning
Marino, Patricia – Feminist Perspectives on Rational Choice Theory and the Problem of Altruistic Preferences
McCann, Carole – Science and Mrs. Sanger: Boundary Objects of Demography
McHugh, Nancy – Scientific Integrity and Scientific Injustice
McKinney, Rachel – Extracted Speech and Epistemic Injustice
Meintjes, Ingrid – The Biopolitics of Delirium
Michaud, Janet – Transdisciplinary Collaboration and Critical Contextual Empiricism
Miller, Sarah – Epistemologies of Ignorance and Sexual Violence
Moosa, Shaheen – Responsibility for Climate Change: The Problem of Systemic Contributors
Mudde, Anna – Patience, Bonds, and the Small Scale: Thinking with Students About Science
Murphy, Claudia Steve Lindaas, Sara Anderson, Alison Wallace, Kathryn Lucero and Whitney Oxendahl – Fracking the Rez: Interdisciplinary Development of An Undergraduate Case Study
Nickoo, Najand – The Failure of Causal Accounts of Parental Obligations
Noll, Samantha – Method, Methodology, and Diversity in Philosophy
Payongayong, Ma Theresa – Her-story of a Feminist Philosop-her
Penny Light, Tracy and Diana Parry - Dark Desires: Feminism, New Media, and Women’s Consumption of Pornographic Materials
Pham, Michelle – Scientific Consensus
Pohlhaus, Gaile – "Do we really want to ask Grandma what she thinks?"
Porter, Lindsey – The Moral Significance of Gestation: Parental Rights
Przybylo, Ela, Sara Rodrigues, Veronika Novoselova and Shannon Bell – Oozing Technologies: Toward Technology as Feminist Methodology
Rodier, Kristin – Embodied Imagination, Feminist Autonomy, and the Phenomenology of Perception
Russell, Camisha – Race and Assisted Reproduction in a Neo-Liberal Era
Sample, Ruth – Research Under Suspicion: Three Scientific Programs at Risk for Implicit Bias and Stereotype Threat
Scheman, Naomi – Against Fantasy Physics: Toward a Relational Ontology
Schmitz, Sigrid – The Epigenetic Case: Opportunities, Challenges, and Resistances for Feminist Science Studies
Schueneman, Brooke – Knowing Nature Responsibly: Ecological Thinking and the Trouble with Encounter
Schwartz, Laura – Rethinking Silence: A Critical Examination of Classroom Participation
Sewell, Jamie – Commercial Surrogacy and the Capabilities Approach
Shapiro, Devora – Diversity, "Objectivity," and the History of Science: Feminist Philosophy and the Evolution of Methodology
Shotwell, Alexis – Intersectional Intents and Effects in Medico-Scientific Direct Action
Sisko, Adriana – Going All the Way, And Where Is That? A Reflection on Real Sex
Sreedhar, Susanne – Locke on Polygamy
Taylor, Chloë – "Interspecies Rape: Sexual Ethics and Other Animals”
Tikku, Radhika – Telling Tales: Constrictive Narratives
Toye, Margaret – "Poethics of Love” as Feminist Methodology in Luce Irigaray and Donna Haraway
Turrin, Natalie – Context Matters: Epigenetics and the Maternal Body
Valles, Sean, Naoko Wake and Mark Waddell – Inclusivity and Diversity in Science Studies Curricula for Science Undergraduates in a Residential College
Valtchanov, Bronwen, Diana Parry, Troy Glover and Caitlin Mulcahy – "Mom to mom”: The social support role of online advice on a social networking site for mothers
Vasko, Stephanie – Altmetrics: How Do We Define Impact?
Vasko, Stephanie – Creating Accessible Educational Materials for Nanoethics: Challenges and Opportunities
Videchak, Krista – Memory, Identity, and Hermeneutical Injustice: The Roots of Enduring Injustice for Blacks
Weaver, Sara – Social Harm and Fixing Bad Science: Is Good Science Enough?
Weiss, Dennis – Gender, Technology, and the Posthuman
Weitzenkorn, Rachel – Observing Biological Difference: A Meta-Analysis of the Standardization of the Female-mammal’s Receptive Mating Posture
Weller, Kris – Gender in the Scientific Study of Positive Mental Health
Whitten, Barbara L. – Resonant Phenomenon: Mutual Mentoring for Isolated Feminists
Wieten, Sarah – "Fact-based values”: Why the fact/value dichotomy plays too large of a role in critiques of “evidence-based ethics”
Willey, Angela and Sara Giordano – Playing with (Epistemic) Power: A Workshop on Critical Scientific Literacy for Feminists
Witt, Charlotte – Are Diseases Real?
Wolfe, Katharine - Autonomy and Vulnerability in Childbirth: Learning from Women’s Experience and Midwifery Practices
Woomer, Lauren – Paving the Way for a Unified Account of Ignorance
Zheng, Robin – How Philosophers Can Help: Responsibility, Causality, and Social Inequality