The Science, Technology and Society (STS) research groups bring together researchers investigating the complex relationships between science, technology, innovation, and society. Spanning topics from research evaluation and pharmaceutical innovation, to the history of personal computing, these groups explore how knowledge is created, shared, and applied.
BIRCH RESEARCH GROUP
Between Economy and Democracy: Reorganizing Research Evaluation through Metadata in the Digital Era
THE DOUGLAS RESEARCH GROUP
Social (Pharmaceutical) Innovation:
Reorienting the ways we approach the research, development and deployment of new medical technologies, towards more socially robust, responsive and responsible outcomes.
THE LUNGU RESEARCH GROUP
The Macintosh User Groups during the formative years of personal
computing: from knowledge sharing to user innovation, 1989-90.