BioSocieties

Our fantastic December Special Issue: Reconceptualising Toxicity and Environmental Justice is out now! link.springer.com/journal/41292/…

Read and download 119 brilliant Open Access BioSocieties articles! link.springer.com/search?search-…

After 20 yrs, @biosocieties founding editor & global leader in social studies of the life sciences, Prof @Nikolas_S_Rose, steps down from his active editorial role. We reflect on this significant transition in the journal's history and pay tribute to him. biosocieties.org/our-thanks-to-…

Thanks to my dear colleagues in the editorial collective of BioSocieties for this incredibly generous tribute as I step down from my editorial role after 20 years - I'll continue to support this terrific journal from the sidelines... biosocieties.org/our-thanks-to-…

@Nikolas_S_Rose @WaldbyC @ayo_wahlberg

Our brilliant founding editor Nikolas Rose has stepped down. Read more at biosocieties.org/our-thanks-to-…

BioSocieties is now also on Bluesky 🦋 @biosocieties.bsky.social

Delighted to share my new article written and researched in collaboration with Sahra Gibbon, Taylor Riley and Tatiane Muniz, on public understandings of #biosocialscience @biosocieties @BbcrNetwork It’s open access - check it out! link.springer.com/article/10.105…

Our fantastic December Special Issue: The politics of suspension is out now! link.springer.com/journal/41292/…

@biosocieties @cryosocieties @HannahLandecker @SaraLF The collection is an attempt to extend 'cryopolitics' (@JoannaRadin, @profemmakowal) to a more general 'politics of suspension' (Thomas Lemke): how can we understand and politicise the ability to manage life and time through ultra-cold preservation? #citeas" target="_blank" rel="nofollow noopener">link.springer.com/article/10.105…

Another thing I finally have time to type down after a couple of deadlines: our special issue on the politics of suspension is out this week in @biosocieties! Featuring @cryosocieties, @HannahLandecker @SaraLF, Ruzana Liburkina, Thomas Lemke & Klaus Hoeyer

The latest brilliant issue of BioSocieties is out and viewable here: link.springer.com/journal/41292/…

Happy to see this one out @biosocieties ! With hindsight, it is astonishing to see how people (in Austria) already in 2020 had a nuanced and circumspect perspective on the #COVID19 #pandemic and the requirements for (and perils of) pandemic #governance !

Our brilliant June issue is out and available to view online here: link.springer.com/journal/41292/…

New blog alert! 📢 J. Niewöhner and P. Bieler explore "knowledge after progress: re-assembling life through socio-molecular studies" biosocieties.org/knowledge-afte…

For me it is still worthwhile to revisit some of his work. Many colleagues & companions have remembered Herbert Gottweis. This valediction @BIOSOCIETIES blends the person and the academic, the innovative thinker as well as PI, colleague, mentor link.springer.com/article/10.105…

Fresh from the press my latest article in @biosocieties on "limits" and the social dimensions of synthetic biology, addressing the role of the Asilomar conference in laying out design principles and ideas of biocontainment link.springer.com/article/10.105… 1/n

Check out our new @biosocieties article on hormonal emplotment! We show that hormones remain vital protagonists in the contemporary constitution of bodies, affects, selves, environments and politics. @SErikainen @andreaford @RaederLisa link.springer.com/article/10.105…

In memorium of the wonderful Adele Clarke, former senior editor of @biosocieties and much much more. Sadly missed by colleagues, students and activist: see aus01.safelinks.protection.outlook.com/?url=https%3A%…

Our brilliant December Special Issue: National cultures of animals, care and science can be viewed at link.springer.com/journal/41292/…