Science Technology & Human Values

Papers
(The TQCC of Science Technology & Human Values is 5. The table below lists those papers that are above that threshold based on CrossRef citation counts [max. 250 papers]. The publications cover those that have been published in the past four years, i.e., from 2021-09-01 to 2025-09-01.)
ArticleCitations
Introduction: Science, Technology, & Human Values at Fifty29
Cryovalues beyond High Expectations: Endurance and the Construction of Value in Cord Blood Banking23
Between the Lab and the Field: Plants and the Affective Atmospheres of Southern Science21
Scripts of Security: Between Contingency and Obduracy21
Diversifying the Deliberative Turn: Toward an Agonistic RRI20
Artificial Intelligence from Colonial India: Race, Statistics, and Facial Recognition in the Global South20
Citizen Observations as Legal Obligations: (Dis)Associations and Representation at the Swedish Land and Environment Court of Appeal20
Reading Boxes, Exhibiting Practices19
Multi-Faceted Platform Politics in the Design of the Korean Digital Environmental Impact Assessment System19
Thank you to our reviewers for 2021 and 202218
Becoming a (Neuro)Migrant: Attachment, Early Stimulation, and the Government of the Future of Chile17
Legal Pluralism and Science and Technology Studies: Exploring Sources of the Legal Pluriverse16
Robot Drama: Investigating Frictions between Vision and Demonstration in Care Robotics16
The Cryopolitics of Human Milk: Thermal Assemblages of Breast Milk in Donation, Banking, and Bioindustrial Research16
Small Chemicals of Trauma: Epigenetics as Colonial Unknowing13
Consolidating the Strata: Geoscience and Underground Territory in South Korean Radioactive Waste Disposal13
Human and Person When Life Is Fragile: New Relationships and Inherent Ambivalences in the Care of Dying Patients13
Vanguard Visions of Vertical Farming: Envisaging and Contesting an Emerging Food Production System12
Making the Global Local: The Case of Chinese Research and Innovation Evaluation Systems12
The Performativity of AI-powered Event Detection: How AI Creates a Racialized Protest and Why Looking for Bias Is Not a Solution12
Platform NHS: Reconfiguring a Public Service in the Age of Digital Capitalism12
Formal and Informal Infrastructures of Collaboration in the Human Brain Project12
Machine's Eye View: Postmodern Data Science and the Politics of Ground Truth12
Seeking Public Values of Digital Energy Platforms12
Beyond the Egg and the Sperm?: How Science Has Revised a Romance through Reproductomics12
Science Estranged: Power and Inequity in Laboratory Life during the COVID-19 Pandemic11
Performance, Spectacle, Affect: The Polygraph’s Sexual Politics11
Identity in Postgenomic Times: Epigenetic Knowledge and the Pursuit of Biological Origins11
Co-Design in Practice: Bringing STS to Post-Brexit Agricultural Policy10
Afterword: Reflections on the (In)Visibility of Labor in Translational Medicine10
Public Perceptions of Risks and Benefits of Gene-edited Food Crops: An International Comparative Study between the US, Japan, and Germany10
Sensor-algorithmic Virtuality: Machinic World-making on Mars10
On Theory–Methods Packages in Science and Technology Studies9
Coding Beauty and Decoding Ugliness: The Role of Aesthetic Concerns in Programming Practices9
Reducing the Burden of Decision in Digital Democracy Applications: A Comparative Analysis of Six Decision-making Software8
Forgone, Not Forgotten: “DNA Fingerprinting,” Migration Control and Britain’s DNA Profiling Pilot Project8
Change at Last? Dimensions of Disruption in the Swedish Electricity Market8
Making Citra: Branding, Breeding, and the Co-production of New Aroma Hops in the Yakima Valley8
Microbial Extractions: Sequence-based Bioprospecting, Augmented Promises, and Elusive Politics8
Of Bridges, Translations, and Practical Necessities8
Eliciting Values for Technology Design with Moral Philosophy: An Empirical Exploration of Effects and Shortcomings8
Hydroelectric Chimeras and “Our” Mayan Rivers: De-inscribing Security in Guatemala8
The Hidden Labor of Translation: Introduction to Special Issue8
Toward an Upgrade of Gaia-politics: A View from the East Asian Critical Zone8
African Experiments in Health and Healing: Science from the Home and Homestead8
The Efficacy Paradox Revisited: “Closing Up” Commitments in Nuclear Waste Governance7
Judging Importance before Checking Correctness: Quick Opinions in Mathematical Peer Review7
The Racializing Womb: Surrogacy and Epigenetic Kinship7
Geological (Dis)orientations: Training Sites, Storytelling, and Fieldwork in the Chilean Andes7
Intersectionality and Science and Technology Studies7
Regulation and Altruism as Valuation Mechanisms: A Political Economy of Ova Markets in Ukraine and Spain6
Infrastructuring Care: Co-Designing Computational Notebooks for Environmental Data Justice6
Judders, Jabs, and Slips: Automation, Anomalies, Movements6
Scripts of Alterity: Mapping Assumptions and Limitations of the Border Security Apparatus through Classification Schemas6
Divisible Governance: Making Gas-fired Futures during Climate Collapse in Northern Australia6
Citizen Science in News Media: Boundary Mediation of Public Participation in Health Expertise6
Becoming Scientific-Environmental Citizens Through Citizen Science in China6
Spectacular Technology, Invisible Harms: Witnessing Techno-science on Waste Tours in China6
Ethics as Discursive Work: The Role of Ethical Framing in the Promissory Future of Data-driven Healthcare Technologies5
Self-updating Prophecies: An Inquiry into Imagining and Building Decentralized Sensor Networks5
“Samples Are Precious”: Value Formations in the Potentiality and Practices of Biobanking in Singapore5
Meditation Apps and the Promise of Attention by Design5
Reflections on an Inclusive Boundary Worker5
What Is an STS Contribution Now?5
Legal Repair: Domesticating European Legislation on Pig Welfare5
Contained Redistribution: The Technopolitics of Plastic Burning5
Ethics and Practice in Communities of Care5
Buttery Smooth: Privacy’s Bundling with Attention in Web Browser Performance5
CORRIGENDUM to the Special Issue Titled “Reproduction in the Postgenomic Age”, Volume 47, Issue 65
Making Measuring Bodies5
Friction and Promise in Data Labor5
Fixing Subjects, Fixing Outcomes: Civic Epistemologies and Epistemic Agency in Participatory Governance of Climate Risk5
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