…“disease implication” within the ecosystem. Although Newman and his colleagues moved to confirm their insights in new research projects, the anthropologist must examine more closely how Newman discovered the unexpected….

…wind turbines. Many residents complained that only a small group of wealthy landowners (like Montero) had amassed the promised benefits, with new revenues ploughed into fancy trucks and new homes…

…produced in India by Whisper Design of New Delhi, coordinated by Sunita Chakravarty of the Regional Water and Sanitation Group in New Delhi in 1994. This copy owned by the…

…an effort to create a new “social contract” with biomedicine in which people agree to share their data in exchange for new knowledge that helps all people (Lu 2013). The…

…unknown) to consumers. Instead of waiting for companies and governments to provide truthful representations of foods and their ingredients, citizens are encouraged to “take things into their own hands,” append…

…arguing that engineered systems for generating electricity, increasing agricultural productivity, and expanding habitable terrain were having disastrous effects on wildlife and on ecosystems. New publics emerged to speak for those…

…algorithms. We’re not adept at appreciating what it takes to design a tool like Trends – one that appears to effortlessly identify what’s going on, yet also makes distinct and…

…point of production to the point of consumption.” Systems thinking gave rise to a new approach known as ‘integrated distribution management’, a new name for the field ‘business logistics’, and…

…to improving conditions of existence and the quality of lives. They thus require and entail the assembly of new kinds of expertise, new visions of a better future (whether for…

…knew that he knew, and other people would later know, so even though I was driving while brown, there were limits on how bad it could get. “You too, sir.”…

…Clu to trial. As in the recent WannaCry ransomware attack, or the Apple iPhone vs. FBI San Bernardino terrorism investigation of summer 2016, this case reveals the entanglement of security…

…perceived.”[2] This curtain was an intellectual one—it featured news coverage, for example, that neglected the concerns of the distant and the poor—but it was also something more. Lomax had begun…

…can be severely damaged by a single catastrophic chain of events.” Seen in this way, it quickly becomes apparent that the problem of systemic risk is by no means new;…

…was making its way down the bestseller list, its alarmist speculations appeared to find justification in real-world events. For three weeks in May 1995, news media issued daily reports on…

…description for a new paradigm of knowledge-production: where hospitality is taken to frame the conditions of possibility of new knowledge. Works Cited Candea, M. & G. da Col. 2010. The…

…be considered a relatively new form of control – one that approaches “ultrarapid forms of free-floating control” (Deleuze 1992: 3). As technical means of “getting in tune with the reality…

…first or “index” case, the disease has “ping-ponged” from village to city and back, moving into new districts, spilling across borders, and boarding planes. The reasons for this outbreak’s magnitude—approaching…

…research was only one of many controversies that have flared up around research on polar bears since the initial push for a new “machinery” of surveillance and prediction in the…

…will pass. (Madeleine Akrich, Michel Callon and Bruno Latour, “The key to success in innovation”) Prototypes in public. A new question arises with another visualization system, the application for an…

…members. By enabling new approaches such as open hardware development for developing environmental health research tools, Public Lab acts as an infrastructure for DIY sentinel devices. Josh’s home spectrometry set…

…hackerly and Open Source approach to biological construction [is] one that trades on the equation of DNA to source code and then posits that such code must be editable and…