Banu Subramaniam (University of Massachusetts, Amherst) explores how science and religion come together in in contemporary Hindu nationalism
This symposium explores the intersections of feminist and biological and biomedical research, focusing on sex and gender within neuroscience, epigenetics, immunology, and epidemiology.
Feminist Science Studies lecture by Alison Wylie, Professor of Philosophy at the Universities of Washington (Seattle) and Durham (UK).
Feminist Science Studies lecture by Sharyn Clough, Professor of Philosophy, Oregon State University
Feminist Science Studies lecture by Kim TallBear (University of Texas-Austin)
In this presentation across disciplines, sociologist of medicine and gender Jennifer Reich (Ph.D.) and pediatric researcher Beth Tarini (M.D.) will talk about vaccination policy and newborn screening for genetic conditions as moments of negotiation between mothering, government, and medicine.
Rene Almeling, Assistant Professor of Sociology and Public Health at Yale discusses her current research examining the history of medical knowledge-making about men's reproduction and its social and clinical implications.