Janet Vertesi, Princeton University

Martine Lappe, Cal Poly San Luis Obispo

Benjamin Shestakofsky, Cornell University

Daniel Ray Morrison, University of Alabama in Huntsville

Kate Elizabeth Burrows, National Coalition of Independent Scholars

Mariana Craciun, Tulane University

Pauline Leonard, University of Southampton

AI as anti-social media: Changing patterns in collaboration between multilingual computer scientists - Haley Lepp, Stanford University

AI for All? Unpacking Digital Inequalities in the AI Era - Yi Yin, Utah Valley University; Joni Hayward Marcum, Utah Valley University

“Trust equals less death-it’s as simple as that!” Developing Trustworthy AI in Defence and Security Workplaces - Pauline Leonard, University of Southampton

Janet Vertesi, Princeton University

Jonathan Nathaniel Redman, California State Polytechnic Univ-Pomona

“Cool Dudes” and Cultural Capital: Extending System Justification to the Legitimacy Crisis - Bridget McCann, University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee

Uncertain Experts: Legitimation, Discourse, and Masculinity among “Preppers” - Jonathan Nathaniel Redman, California State Polytechnic Univ-Pomona; Saverio Roscigno, University of California-Irvine

Situating Police Use of Gunshot Detection Technology - Alex Joseph Niner, University of California, Irvine

Unruly Exposure: The Subversive Practices of Online Exhibitionist Communities - Evan Jiancheng Zhao, Northwestern University

Janet Vertesi, Princeton University

Ozgecan Kocak, Emory University

Why we disagree: decoding the debate between AI “doomers” and “boomers” using an ensemble of LLMs - Ozgecan Kocak, Emory University; Phanish Puranam; Nghi Truong

The Multiple Dimensions of Spuriousness in Machine Learning - Samuel James Bell, Meta; Skyler Wang, McGill University

Using LLMs to Track Methodological and Substantive Publication Patterns in Sociology - Jonathan Andrew Mellon, West Point; Ryan Briggs, University of Guelph; Vincent Arel-Bundock, University of Montreal

The Guidelines and Risks of Using Large Language Models for Coding in Social Science Research - Hao Lin, Stony Brook University; Yongjun Zhang, Stony Brook University

Dialogic Implementation: The Group-in-the-Loop Large Language Model System - Christopher Shane Elliott, UNCW; Sang Teck Oh, University of North Carolina Wilmington; Sathvik Thota, University of North Carolina Wilmington; Luke Butler, University of North Carolina Wilmington; Douglas J. Engelman, University of North Carolina Wilmington; Christain Cole, University of North Carolina Wilmington

Janet Vertesi, Princeton University

People and land conflict governance under the poverty alleviation relocation-- The sociotechnical imagination of modern agriculture - Pengrui Ou, Tsinghua University

Research-in-Progress: A Pragmatist Study of Regenerative Agriculture as an Emerging Institutional Field - Jo Ann Brooks

The Data Divide in Agriculture 4.0: Who Benefits, and Do Small Farmers Buy In? - Angelic Du, University of Washington

Janet Vertesi, Princeton University

Joan H. Robinson, CUNY-City College

“Dignity Bills”: The Politics of Ignorance and Expertise at the Intersection of Reproductive Justice and Incarceration - Molly Clark-Barol, University of Wisconsin-Madison

Periodizing Players’ Lives: Enacting Gender and Science through Menstrual Cycle Syncing in Elite Women’s Football - Cassidy Gabriel, Yale University

(Re)configuring the "Female" Athlete: Contextualizing the Emerging Female Athlete Health Science Movement - Cassidy Gabriel, Yale University

Testing time: temporalities and politics in narratives of home pregnancy testing - Joan H. Robinson, CUNY-City College

Southern Feminist Envisioning of Anti-Evaluation Knowledge Spaces - Chetna Khandelwal, University of Calgary; Pallavi Banerjee, University of Calgary; Pratim Sengupta, Werklund School of Education, University of Calgary; Megha Sanyal, University of Calgary; Santanu Dutta, University of Calgary

Janet Vertesi, Princeton University

Anthony Jack Knowles, University of Tennessee-Knoxville

Becoming a Professional Survey Taker via Work Games: Distraction and Traction - David C Joseph-Goteiner, University of California-Berkeley

Technology as Leverage: Worker Framing Strategies in Technological Labor Disputes - Natalia Luka, University of California-Berkeley

Generative AI Art Tools and the De-professionalization of Labor: Technological Transformation in Artistic Creation - Xinxin Xu, Peking University

The Electric Vehicle Transition and the Future of Work - Anthony Jack Knowles, University of Tennessee-Knoxville

Janet Vertesi, Princeton University

Joshua Silver, The University of Chicago

The Micro-Privatization of Social Problems: An Organizational Narrative Analysis of GoFundMe - Hayden James Fulton, University of South Florida

The Blame Game of “Whoops” : Nuclear Energy, Organizational Failure, and Blame Attributions - Matthew Gougherty, Eastern Oregon University

Unruly Laboratories: Automation contra Rationalization - Karin Knorr Cetina, University of Chicago; Joshua Silver, The University of Chicago

What Makes You So Special? Elite Philanthropy, Organizational Distinction, and the Reed College Nuclear Reactor - Jack R. Thornton, Bryn Mawr College; Caroline Yao, Haverford College

Janet Vertesi, Princeton University

Barbara Sena, University of Bergamo

"Doing your own research". French Yellow Vests' knowledge practices - Alexandre Dafflon; Zakaria Bendali, University of Lausanne; Paul R. Lichterman, University of Southern California

“Up Against the Medical Industrial Complex:” How Functional Medicine Advances a New Paradigm for Medical Knowledge - Sara Snitselaar, UChicago

Complementary medicine as a Health Social Movement: a biopolitical reading of its decolonisation struggle within biomedicine - Barbara Sena, University of Bergamo

Re-politicize Health: Intersected Inequities in Health Knowledge Production and Application - Manning Zhang, Brandeis University

The "Acting Out" of Transference: Managing the Epistemic Authority of Psychoanalytic Institution in a Translocal-Local Process - Xi Wang, Northwestern University

Janet Vertesi, Princeton University

Ficto-primitive capital: The case of American shamans collecting healing traditions - Catherine Do Tan, Vassar College

Centering coloniality in Filipino immigrant experiences of medical practice in Spain: failed care, chauvinism, and non-knowledge. - Simon Fern, Rice University

Reckoning with Statistics’ Eugenicist Past and the Queering of Quantitative Methods - W. Jamie Yang, University of Oregon; Clare Rosenfeld Evans, University of Oregon

Sexual Violence and the Technoscience of Credibility: Colonial Origins and Developments in Legal Reform in Bangladesh - Esha Sraboni, Cornell University

Janet Vertesi, Princeton University

Peter McMahan, McGill University

Taiwan Biobank, Participants’ Public Imaginaries, and Civic Epistemologies - Yu-yueh Tsai, Academia Sinica

How technology infrastructure across states structures healthcare access during Covid - Junlan Ren, University of Connecticut

Evaluating the role of state power on variations in Southeast Asian digital identification systems - Clarice Handoko, University of Wisconsin-Madison

Technology as Tool: State and civil conflict over the use of HIV testing in immigrant detention - Emma Josephine Menardi, Princeton University

Do states make scientific fields? - Peter McMahan, McGill University; Gabriel Venne Lévesque, McGill University

Janet Vertesi, Princeton University

Jill A. Fisher, University of North Carolina-Chapel Hill

Divergent Concretizations: Satellites and Computers Between Climate Science and the Military-Industrial Complex - Daniel Cunha, Pennsylvania State University

The right tool for an emergency: naloxone, epinephrine, and pharmaceutical delivery devices - Laura Halcomb, Virginia Tech; Stephanie Anne Nairn, University of Central Florida; Jill A. Fisher, University of North Carolina-Chapel Hill

Public Health and the "Medical Problem" - Marquisele Mercedes, Brown University

Religious Representation in Science: How Scientists in the U.S, Mexico and South Africa Respond - Moses Ohene Biney, Rice University; Zikang Hou, Rice University; Elaine Howard Ecklund, Rice University

Challenging Technology Expertise - Ari Ezra Waldman, University of California, Irvine

Janet Vertesi, Princeton University

Tsung-Yen Tsou, Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State University

Regulating Microplastics at Coastal California - Tsung-Yen Tsou, Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State University

Trust in Science: The Discourse of Public Trust and Scientists’ Morals - Elizaveta Sheremet, Columbia University

Worldviews and public attitudes toward gene-edited foods in Japan - Tomiko Yamaguchi, International Christian University; Ildeung Na, International Christian University

Social Media Use and Conspiracy Beliefs - Saverio Roscigno, University of California-Irvine

What is a fact today? Facts and Facticity as Cultural Entities - Elena De Leo, University of California-San Diego

Janet Vertesi, Princeton University

Innovations and Modes of Existence of Semiconductor chips in South Korea and Taiwan - Tzung-wen Chen, National Chengchi University

Negotiating Silicocratic Biomedicalization : Healthcare, Market, and the Emergence of Biomedical-AI Dual Experts in South Korea - June Jeon, Korea Advanced Inst of Science and Tech

The Market is the Medium: Femtech Capital as Politics After Dobbs - Edith Hollander, University of Southern California

Janet Vertesi, Princeton University

Ni'Shele Jackson, University of Illinois-Chicago

“How Much Weight Was on My Shoulders”: Emotional and ethical burdens in clinical substance use research - Kate Jaffe, University of Massachusetts Amherst; Celia Fisher

Saying No to Weight-Loss Drugs: The Paradox of the Patient Consumer and Stratified Biomedicalization - Ni'Shele Jackson, University of Illinois-Chicago

Erratic Exemption: A theoretical intervention for racialized organization studies in medical sociology - Alex Kailani Torrez, University of California, Berkeley

Producing Racialized Risk: Scientific Discourse on Lead Poisoning, 1849-1978 - Margaret Schmits-Earley, University of Wisconsin-Madison

Janet Vertesi, Princeton University

Yu Tao, Stevens Institute of Technology

HBCUs as Baccalaureate Origins of Black Ph.D. Recipients: Field, Gender and Cohort Effects - Yu Tao, Stevens Institute of Technology; Willie Pearson, Georgia Institute of Technology

Rethinking the role of universities in the Crisis of Higher Education - Hyeonseo Lee, SUNY-Binghamton

Collaborative Networks as Gendered Relational Opportunity Structures in Global Science Networks - Kjersten Bunker Whittington, Reed College; Molly M. King, Santa Clara University; Ruodan Liu, Santa Clara University; Megan E Frederickson, University of Toronto

The Hidden in the Hidden Curriculum: Technocentrism, Race and Colonialism in Medical Knowing and Feeling - Ariel Ducey, University of Calgary; Pratim Sengupta, Werklund School of Education, University of Calgary; Martina Kelly, Cumming School of Medicine, University of Calgary

Experiences of Political Conflict in Scientific Training - Jason Manning, West Virginia University; Andrew Phillip Stover, West Virginia University

Janet Vertesi, Princeton University