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Nersessian- ​Reengineering Biology: In Vitro Simulation Modelling in Biomedical Engineering Sciences

0:04:03

Elihu Gerson - Biological research and engineering collaboration: Some organizational considerations

0:03:12

Saliha Bayir - Bioremediation as Ecosystem Engineering: experimentation and narratives

0:05:31

Hanna Worliczek - Does epistemic object choice shape valuation of knowledge in cell biology?

0:03:16

Occurrences of 'Medical Device' and 'Medical Technology' in the British Newspaper Archive 1950-2007

0:46:39

Jonathan Chimakonam - The Logic of Decoloniality (22/3/2021)

0:00:36

ANNOUNCEMENT! - Table of contents for the Narrative Science project book is now available!

0:37:21

Chad Harris - The epistemic decolonisation path in Verran’s Science and an African Logic (11/3/2021)

1:03:50

Alison Wylie - Bearing Witness (16/2/2021)

0:52:33

Smita Sirker - Proof in Indian Logic & Maths: Analysing Epistemological Presuppositions (10/2/2021)

0:44:39

David Ludwig - How to Decolonize your Research Methods? Philosophy of/as Action Research (28/1/2021)

0:44:48

Veli Mitova - Epistemic Decolonisation: what, why, how? (15 Jan 2021)

0:32:16

Mary Morgan in conversation with Chiara Ambrosio - filmed for UCL module HPSC0014 on 20/11/2020

0:38:04

Dominic Berry, 7th December 15:00 GMT - The seven types of biological engineering

0:11:20

Analyzing Epistemic Strategies in Re-Using Data– A Case-Study in Bioprocess-Engineering (Mieke Boon)

0:04:56

The joke is on us? (Alfred Nordmann)

0:02:52

The seven types of biological engineering (Dominic Berry)

0:09:13

A life of their own: Host Organisms in Synthetic Biology (Robert Meunier)

0:04:57

Re-imagining Living material (Tiago Moreira and Margarita Staykova)

0:10:12

Botanical Space - Louise Coueffe (University of Angers)

0:19:22

Reading Renewables: Stories of Solar Power - Greg Lynall (University of Liverpool)

0:21:13

Narrating Human-animal Sexual Nature around 1920 - Ina Linge (University of Exeter)

0:14:41

Roadside Weeds - Ágota Ábrán ​(History and Art Museum Zalau)

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'British Nature was Lost Here': when scientists, writers & bureaucrats tell stories - Jon Agar (UCL)