Science Technology & Human Values

Papers
(The TQCC of Science Technology & Human Values is 4. 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 2022-01-01 to 2026-01-01.)
ArticleCitations
Introduction: Science, Technology, & Human Values at Fifty25
Citizen Observations as Legal Obligations: (Dis)Associations and Representation at the Swedish Land and Environment Court of Appeal25
Interstitial Politics: Thinking in Catastrophic Times21
Multi-Faceted Platform Politics in the Design of the Korean Digital Environmental Impact Assessment System20
Scripts of Security: Between Contingency and Obduracy16
Cryovalues beyond High Expectations: Endurance and the Construction of Value in Cord Blood Banking16
Becoming a (Neuro)Migrant: Attachment, Early Stimulation, and the Government of the Future of Chile15
Reading Boxes, Exhibiting Practices15
Thank you to our reviewers for 2021 and 202213
The Cryopolitics of Human Milk: Thermal Assemblages of Breast Milk in Donation, Banking, and Bioindustrial Research12
Consolidating the Strata: Geoscience and Underground Territory in South Korean Radioactive Waste Disposal12
Robot Drama: Investigating Frictions between Vision and Demonstration in Care Robotics11
QR Network Production: Labor Reskilling and Mass Customization in China's Shoe Supply Chain10
Constructing the “Cocreative Citizen”: Innovation Subjects, Statehood and the Common Good in Hybrid Public–Private Settings10
Small Chemicals of Trauma: Epigenetics as Colonial Unknowing10
Legal Pluralism and Science and Technology Studies: Exploring Sources of the Legal Pluriverse10
Human and Person When Life Is Fragile: New Relationships and Inherent Ambivalences in the Care of Dying Patients9
Formal and Informal Infrastructures of Collaboration in the Human Brain Project9
Making the Global Local: The Case of Chinese Research and Innovation Evaluation Systems9
Beyond the Egg and the Sperm?: How Science Has Revised a Romance through Reproductomics9
Vanguard Visions of Vertical Farming: Envisaging and Contesting an Emerging Food Production System9
Machine's Eye View: Postmodern Data Science and the Politics of Ground Truth9
Identity in Postgenomic Times: Epigenetic Knowledge and the Pursuit of Biological Origins8
Co-Design in Practice: Bringing STS to Post-Brexit Agricultural Policy8
Hydroelectric Chimeras and “Our” Mayan Rivers: De-inscribing Security in Guatemala8
Performance, Spectacle, Affect: The Polygraph’s Sexual Politics8
Science Estranged: Power and Inequity in Laboratory Life during the COVID-19 Pandemic8
Scaling-up Ancestral Knowledges: Indigenous Climate Initiatives’ Boundary Work in Amazonia8
The Performativity of AI-powered Event Detection: How AI Creates a Racialized Protest and Why Looking for Bias Is Not a Solution8
Afterword: Reflections on the (In)Visibility of Labor in Translational Medicine8
Public Perceptions of Risks and Benefits of Gene-edited Food Crops: An International Comparative Study between the US, Japan, and Germany8
Sensor-algorithmic Virtuality: Machinic World-making on Mars8
Eliciting Values for Technology Design with Moral Philosophy: An Empirical Exploration of Effects and Shortcomings7
Toward an Upgrade of Gaia-politics: A View from the East Asian Critical Zone7
Forgone, Not Forgotten: “DNA Fingerprinting,” Migration Control and Britain’s DNA Profiling Pilot Project7
Making Citra: Branding, Breeding, and the Co-production of New Aroma Hops in the Yakima Valley7
Change at Last? Dimensions of Disruption in the Swedish Electricity Market7
Coding Beauty and Decoding Ugliness: The Role of Aesthetic Concerns in Programming Practices7
African Experiments in Health and Healing: Science from the Home and Homestead7
Regulation and Altruism as Valuation Mechanisms: A Political Economy of Ova Markets in Ukraine and Spain6
Citizen Science in News Media: Boundary Mediation of Public Participation in Health Expertise6
Of Bridges, Translations, and Practical Necessities6
The Hidden Labor of Translation: Introduction to Special Issue6
Geological (Dis)orientations: Training Sites, Storytelling, and Fieldwork in the Chilean Andes6
Judging Importance before Checking Correctness: Quick Opinions in Mathematical Peer Review6
Judders, Jabs, and Slips: Automation, Anomalies, Movements5
The Efficacy Paradox Revisited: “Closing Up” Commitments in Nuclear Waste Governance5
Contained Redistribution: The Technopolitics of Plastic Burning5
Scripts of Alterity: Mapping Assumptions and Limitations of the Border Security Apparatus through Classification Schemas5
Infrastructuring Care: Co-Designing Computational Notebooks for Environmental Data Justice5
Spectacular Technology, Invisible Harms: Witnessing Techno-science on Waste Tours in China5
Becoming Scientific-Environmental Citizens Through Citizen Science in China5
Intersectionality and Science and Technology Studies5
Divisible Governance: Making Gas-fired Futures during Climate Collapse in Northern Australia5
Friction and Promise in Data Labor4
What Is an STS Contribution Now?4
Ethics and Practice in Communities of Care4
Self-updating Prophecies: An Inquiry into Imagining and Building Decentralized Sensor Networks4
Buttery Smooth: Privacy’s Bundling with Attention in Web Browser Performance4
Legal Repair: Domesticating European Legislation on Pig Welfare4
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