TASKS
Theory and Analysis in Science, Knowledge, and Society
A workshop at City College, CUNY
Science
Genetics, biotechnology, environmental science, reproductive health, platforms, digital technology, and artificial intelligence.
Knowledge
Knowledge production, epistemic communities, scientific cultures, academic networks, expertise, and research integrity.
Society
Science communication, public engagement, ethical, legal, and social issues, citizen science, controversies, and equity and equality.
About TASKS
Founded in 2024 at City College, CUNY, TASKS brings together empirically and theoretically-minded researchers of science, knowledge, and society to discuss and workshop new writing. We welcome researchers coming from disciplinary perspectives, such as from sociology, political science, anthropology, and history, as well as interdiscplinary insights, including science and technology studies, gender studies, and socio-legal studies.
Interested in participating?
Please reach out to Joan Robinson ([email protected]) and Larry Au ([email protected]).
Some of Our Participants
We are made up of faculty and students at CUNY and in New York City more broadly.
Joan Robinson
Assistant Professor of Social Science and Law
City College, CUNY
Larry Au
Assistant Professor of Sociology
City College, CUNY
Alyson K. Spurgas
Associate Professor of Sociology
Trinity College
Ke Li
Associate Professor of Political Science
John Jay, CUNY
