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Past Events
April
22
Register to attend in person Register to attend online Limited number of lunches available for registered guests on day of event. About the event: Autonomous weapons systems (AWS) have sparked...
April
8
RSVP Here This event will only be held in-person Sucro Carbo Petro: A Genealogy of Modern Energy This talk discusses the evolution of the high energy growth paradigm of northern modernity through…
February
25
This event is open to the Stanford community. Please join us for an in-depth discussion on the EU AI Act with Professor Iris Eisenberger (University of Vienna, STS Visiting Scholar) and Sacha…
February
24
Join the STS Peer Advisors and fellow students for a mindfulness and meditation event designed to help you relax and unwind. Food from Bare Bowls will be provided for those who RSVP. After you RSVP…
February
20
Since its emergence in 1960 as a subfield of psychology, behavior genetics has functioned primarily as what the historian of science Michael Gordin terms a “counter-establishment science.” While…
January
30
The STS Film Forum is kicking off the winter quarter with a highly anticipated screening of The Substance, a 2024 feminist science fiction thriller that explores beauty, aging, and the dark side of…
January
29
Join STS and your fellow peers in kicking off Winter quarter with Sprinkles cupcakes and coffee! There will also be fun activities! You can drop by at any time and staying the entire time is not…
January
13
This talk examines what biocentrism means to users of an urban park in Santiago, Chile, to advance theorizing on biocentrism – a philosophy or worldview in which nature comes first, alongside…
December
3
Join your STS peers for a fun painting and coloring event to distract yourself from studying for finals and enrollment stress. Snacks and materials will be provided!
November
19
How are avatars, drones and data infrastructure (re)shaping European liberal democracies? What do fully technologized borders mean for the liberal subject? How does the AI-Act change the discourse…