Ulrike Felt

TL;DR: The authors make the case for a richer conception predicated on broader intellectual engagement and identify some preconditions for its practical fulfilment, and suggest that interdisciplinary dialogue should engender plural representations of Earth's present and future that are reflective of divergent human values and aspirations.

TL;DR: The work of the European Commission working group report as mentioned in this paper has been a mixture of privilege and pain: privilege to work with such a committed, engaged and high-quality group of colleagues from diverse arenas, not all of whom I knew beforehand,. I want to thank them all for their collegial commitment, well beyond their formal contractual obligations.

TL;DR: In this paper, the authors investigate the dynamic and performative construction of publics in public engagement exercises and develop conclusions about the public up-take of public participation in technoscience and the role of public engagement in current techno-political cultures.

TL;DR: This paper analyzes how PhD students and postdocs in the Austrian life sciences ascribe worth to people, objects and practices as they talk about their own present and future lives in research, and introduces the concept of “regimes of valuation”.