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The Centre for Biomedicine, Self and Society, @EdinburghUni. Supported by @wellcometrust, explores interdisciplinary understandings in Health & Social Sciences
Edinburgh, Scotland
Joined October 2017
RT @EdinUniUsher: Have you seen the latest issue of our monthly newsletter, Illuminate? Stay informed with the latest updates, insights and…
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ICYMI: Our latest look back at 2024 highlights collaborative working on public engagement across the college @cmvm_research by @JGarciaIglesias.
@giulia_de_togni @RoslynMalcolm @chaseledin In August 2024, Dr @JGarciaIglesias delved into the ethical considerations in public engagement and co-authored Ethical Considerations in Public Engagement: Developing Tools for Assessing the Boundaries of Research and Involvement . 🔍 Take a look:
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🎉Great news as Professor Martyn Pickersgill receives funding from @ARIA_research as part of the ground-breaking ‘Precision Neurotechnologies’ Programme.
Professor Martyn Pickersgill @PickersgillM breaks new ground through his @ARIA_research exploring how neurologists perceive and experience emerging neurotech, in order to better align clinical need with technological innovation. Read more 👉
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ICYMI: Here's our next January reflection on 2024, featuring @chaseledin
@giulia_de_togni @RoslynMalcolm In June, @chaseledin published an insightful article: 'Fugitive Publics: Sex, Sexuality and Science Communication' 🏳️🌈 Chase's article explores the absences and silences of sexual identity and knowledge in science communication scholarship. Take a look:
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ICYMI: Next in our reflective thread was Andrea's work co-editing Hormonal Theory: A Rebellious Glossary.
@giulia_de_togni In March Hormonal Theory: A Rebellious Glossary was published 📚. Co-edited by Andrea Ford, Lisa Raeder, @RoslynMalcolm, Sonja Erikainen and Celia Roberts, the book explores the idea that hormones can be conceived as discrete entities. Book synopsis:
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ICYMI: our first 2024 reflective post: The paper is in a collection edited by Giulia titled 'Robots and Artificial Intelligence for Healthcare in Japan and South Korea' published in East Asian Science, Technology and Society. Full collection @tandfonline:
First up in our research reflection, is the fascinating paper by @giulia_de_togni from January 2024 'Staging the Robot: Performing Techno-Politics of Innovation for Care Robotics in Japan'. 🤖 Read the abstract:
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