Miscellaneous Contributions
Felt, U. (Author), Fochler, M. (Author), Richter, A. (Author), Schroeder, R. (Author), & Sigl, L. (Author). (2018). How to weave societal responsibility into the fabric of universities. Web publication, Reflections - Blog of the STS Department at the University of Vienna. blog.sts.univie.ac.at/2018/09/06/how-to-weave-societal-responsibility-into-the-fabric-of-universities/
Felt, U., Fochler, M., Richter, A., Schroeder, R., & Sigl, L. (2018). Scientific excellence and social relevance are two sides of the same coin. Times Higher Education.
Fochler, M. (2018). Book Review: Stephen Hilgartner, Reordering life: Knowledge and control in the genomics revolution. Public Understanding of Science, 1012-1013.
Akyuz, K. (Editorial Journalist). (2018). Responsibility in social sciences. Web publication, Reflections - Blog of the STS Department at the University of Vienna. blog.sts.univie.ac.at/2018/07/11/responsibility-in-social-sciences/
Felt, U. (Author). (2017). More work is required to make academic “timescapes” worth inhabiting and to open up space for creative work. Web publication
Bellamy, R. (Author), Merkel, W. (Author), Felt, U. (Editorial Journalist), & Verloo, M. (Author). (2017). Chapter 14—Challenges of Inequality to Democracy’. Report of the International Panel on Social Progress (IPSP). Web publication
Born, D. (Editorial Journalist). (2017). Too bad to fail?. Web publication, Reflections - Blog of the STS Department at the University of Vienna. blog.sts.univie.ac.at/2017/02/27/too-bad-to-fail/
Aarden, E. (Editorial Journalist). (2017). Expectations and the challenge of making research infrastructures work. Web publication
Waller, L. (Author), & Witjes, N. (Author). (2017). Sensor Publics: Report from a workshop on the politics of sensing and data infrastructures. Web publication, EASST Review. easst.net/article/sensor-publics-report-from-a-workshop-on-the-politics-of-sensing-and-data-infrastructures/
Aarden, E. (Editorial Journalist). (2017). 3 Tips for interdisciplinary writing: Advice from winner of the Critical Policy Studies prize. Web publication