Dr. Raquel Velho’s Hacking the Underground explores accessibility in public transportation.

In his new book, Guy describes relationships between municipal and grassroots composting in NYC, and examines how different compost systems embody different imaginaries of urban composting, from neoliberal development to just sustainability.

In his new book, Jim Malazita explores the Unreal Engine, one of today's major contemporary game development platforms, through feminist, race, and queer theories of technology and media, revealing how Unreal produces, and is produced by, broader intersections of power.

Naked Fieldnotes brings together examples of ethnographic writing from anthropologists, sociologists, and geographers with the aim of demystifying how they conduct qualitative research.

Earth Week festivities included a Repair Cafe, as well as a book talk by Shannon Mattern.

STS Colloquium, April 2, 2024: Denielle Elliot's current research explores the embodied experience of people living with altered neuro states and knowledge-making practices in the clinic, laboratory, and neuro-tech industry, and their convergences.

Rensselaer’s Science and Technology Studies Department Adds Three Faculty This Academic Year