Events

Overwhelmed, Alone, Uncool: Visions of the Listener in Algorithmic Recommendation

Who are recommender systems for? Algorithmic recommendation is a ubiquitous feature of the contemporary internet, filtering…

Austin Cooper, Doctoral Candidate

“Radiation Atrocity” Stories and Popular Protests against the French Bomb in 1960s Morocco

African outrage engulfed the proving of France’s atomic bomb in February…

Bill Rankin, Yale University

The Visual Epistemology of Population and the Politics of Blobs and Dots after 1919

The immediate goal of the Peace Conference of 1919 was to draft new territorial…

Discussion with Professor Nahyan Fancy, DePauw University

What makes particular…

Ezelle Sanford III,  Program on Race, Science, and Society and Project Manager for the Penn Medicine and the Afterlives of Slavery Project at Penn

Segregated Medicine:…

Doctoral Candidate Nicole Welk-Joerger is defending her dissertation, "Feeding Others to Feed Ourselves: Animal Nutrition and the Politics of Health, 1900-2019."  on April 21st at 12 pm.

Mary Morgan, London School of Economics

TBD

Join us for a joint Debt and Disaster / Science Beyond the West meeting this Friday at 3:30 pm EST. We'll be speaking with Rob Rouphail,…

Nick Seaver, Tufts University

Overwhelmed, Alone, and Uncool: Visions of the Listener in Algorithmic Recommendation

Who are recommender systems for? Over the relatively short history of algorithmic…