AEST | Wednesday 24 | Thursday 25 | Friday 26 | |||||
9:00-9:15 | Conference opening | Social time | Social time | |||||
9:15-10:15 | Plenary 1 Dr Thao Phan: An Anthropogenic Table of Elements: Experiments in collaboration with the fundamental |
Session 7 Panel: Social Responsibility in Science |
Plenary 2 Dr Alice Gorman: Love on a high-grav world: social and cultural aspects of adaptation to variable gravity |
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10:15-10:30 | Morning Tea | Morning Tea | Morning Tea | |||||
10:30-12:30 | Session 1 Diversity in Knowing |
Session 2 Histories and Philosophy of Physics |
Session 3 Panel: Australia’s Nuclear History (I) |
Session 8 Australian Science |
Session 9 Time, Physics and Experience |
Session 10 Panel: Science and Public Engagement (I) |
Session 14 Politics of Expertise |
Session 15 Panel: Considerations in Space Traffic Management |
12:30-1:30 | Lunch incl. Postgraduate event | Lunch incl. Inclusion and Diversity Event | Lunch | |||||
1:30-3:30 | Sesson 4 Understanding Minds and Bodies |
Session 5 Virtual and Visual Cultures |
Session 6 Panel: Australia’s Nuclear History (II) |
Session 11 Material Practices |
Session 12 Panel: Law Enforcement (Realism and Laws of Nature) |
Session 13 Panel: Science and Public Engagement (II) |
AAHPSSS AGM | |
3:30-4:00 | Afternoon tea | ASLEC-ANZ
Plenary Dr Pauline Harris: The Great Reconnect: Creating a sustainable world through Indigenous frameworks |
Conference closing | |||||
4:00-4:30 | Langham Prize Session | |||||||
4:30-5:00 | Social time | |||||||
5:00-5:30 | ||||||||
5:30-6:00 | Social time | |||||||
6:00-7:30 | Online watch party – The Lady Anatomist | Dyason Lecture Dr Libby Robin: Soil in the Air |
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Wednesday 24 November
9:00–10:15
AAHPSSS 2021 Conference Opening
Plenary 1: Thao Phan: An Anthropogenic Table of Elements: Experiments in collaboration with the fundamental
Sessions
10:30–12:00
Session 1. Diversity in Knowing
- 10:30–11:00 Vincent Bicego – Object(ives): Embedding Indigenous Perspectives (EIP) into Art + Design curriculum
- 11:00–11:30 John Wilkins – The philosopher's Universal Topick: What makes a phenomenon significant?
- 11:30–12:00 Ge Fang – A focus on persistence for cultural evolution
10:30–12:30
Session 2. Histories and Philosophies of Physics
- 10:30–11:00 Kristian Camilleri – The Fluctuating Fortunes of David Bohm's Theory
- 11:00–11:30 Sophie Ritson – Something from Nothing: 'Non-discovery' and Transformations in High Energy Experimental Physics at the Large Hadron Collider
- 11:30–12:00 Kevin Orrman-Rossiter – A tale of two particles: the discovery of neutral antiparticles
- 12:00–12:30 Anant Tanna – A new concept of why a mover experiences less time
10:30–12:30; 1:30–3:30
Sessions 3 and 6. Australia’s Nuclear History (two panel sessions)
- Wayne Reynolds - The Australian Government’s Pursuit of Nuclear Weapons Capability in the 1950s
- Elizabeth Tynan - British Nuclear Testing in Australia
- Nic Maclellan - Voices from the South: Testimony from Operation Grapple
- Alexander Brown - The Hiroshima Panels Australian Tour
- Paul Brown - Creative Arts and Nuclear Weapons Politics
- JB Mittmann - Black Mist Burnt Country: Testing the Bomb – Maralinga and Australian Arts
12:30–1:30
Lunchtime event: Postgraduate session: Sustaining your research
Lunch session
1:30–3:30
Session 4. Understanding Minds and Bodies
- 1:30–2:00 Gemma Smart – Limits to Mechanistic Models of Psychiatric Phenomena: the limiting case of behavioural addictions
- 2:00–2:30 Ian Robertson – "Considerable angst": Recalcitrant emotions, insight, and the apparent puzzle of obsessive compulsions
- 2:30–3:00 Nicola Marks – A tale of two 1978 births: The contingency of success and recognition in IVF
- 3:00–3:30 Rose Gatfield-Jeffries – From Mice to Men: The problem of assuming relevant similarity when using the male human as a model organism
1:30–3:30
Session 5. Virtual and Visual Practices
- 1:30–2:00 Jolynna Sinanon and Gerhard Weisenfeldt– Trusting the sorcerer's apprentice: Knowledge, magic and technology
- 2:00–2:30 Kevin Korb – Mechanical Eudaimonia
- 2:30–3:00 James Bradley – Richard Berry's Atlas of Sectional Anatomy
- 3:00–3:30 Martin Bush – Drawing Down the Moon: The nineteenth century history of the moonscape
4:00–6:00
Langham Prize Session
- 4:00–4:30 Samara Greenwood – How context shapes science: A tale of two papers
- 4:30–5:00 Roberta Pala – Politics in vaccines
- 5:00–5:30 Tatiana Andersen – Assetization in the Life Sciences: a Critical Political Economy of Military Biosciences in the United States
- 5:30–6:00 Rebecca Johnson – The ghost in the machine has an American accent: Challenging US-centric values in AI models with culturally and linguistically diverse texts
6:00–7:30
Online Watch Party The Lady Anatomist
Thursday 25 November
9:30–10:15
Session 7. Social Responsibility in Science (panel session)
- Darrin Durant
- Matthew Kearnes
10:30–12:30
Session 8. Australian Science
- 10:30–11:00 Oliver Hochadel – A true bush naturalist: August Goerling and the riddle of the kangaroo birth
- 11:00–11:30 Maureen O'Malley and Daniela Helbig The woman who disappeared: Ilse Rosenthal-Schneider and her post-WW2 contributions to HPS
- 11:30–12:00 Ian Tasker – Funding Sydney Observatory between 1912 and 1941: Professor replaced with a Bureaucrat during a Constitutional Debate
- 12:00–12:30 Joel Lisk – Regulating Space: Industry driven regulation in Australia
10:30–12:30
Session 9. Time, Physics and Experience (panel session)
- 10:30–11:00 Sam Barons - The Causal Theories of Time
- 11:00–11:30 Peter Evans - A Physical Basis for Manifest time?
- 11:30–12:00 Patrick Dawson - What role could the present play within quantum theory?
- 12:00–12:30 Jules Rankin - What Kind of Phenomenon is Flow?
10:30–12:30; 1:30–3:30
Sessions 10 and 13. Science, public engagement and deliberative democracy in Australia and New Zealand (two panel sessions)
- 10:30–10:40 Sujatha Raman – Introduction – science, engagement and democratic innovation in Australia and Aotearoa New Zealand
- 10:40–10:55 Wendy Russell – The political decontextualization of science and technology issues in deliberative processes
- 11:00–11:15 Rachel Ankeny – Using participatory approaches to explore food values: Prospects and limits
- 11:20–11:35 Rebecca Paxton and Simon Niemayer – The Australian Citizens’ Jury on genome editing and lessons for convening its Global Citizens’ Assembly counterpart
- 11:40–11:55 Tatjana Buklijas – “Deliberative workshops” on future water sources for Auckland: International models and local context
- 12:00–12:30 Discussion
- 1.30–1.45 pm Simon Niemeyer and Rebecca Paxton – Epistemic deliberation: Comparison of citizen deliberative reasoning on human genome editing to experts
- 1.50–2.05 pm Matthew Kearnes (co-authored with Laura McLauchlan, Richard Mellor, Kari Lancaster and Alison Ritter) – Atmospheres, spaces and huddles: reflecting on participation-in-practice in drug policy reform
- 2.10–2.30 pm Discussion. Chair: Sujatha Raman or Rachel Ankeny – Part II. 60-minute session of workshop – deliberative methods to support an inclusive and decisive discussion to develop a research/action agenda for Australia + New Zealand
12:30–1:30
Lunch Event: Inclusion and Diversity networking session
1:30–3:30
Session 11. Material Practices
- 1:30–2:00 Angelique Hutchison – Collecting climate change at the Powerhouse Museum
- 2:00–2:30 Ian Wills – The Amalgamated Printing Trades Union Review : Mirror to an era
- 2:30–3:00 Ellen McLinden – Conflict and Controversy in the University of Halle: Social Control and the Early Sciences in Germany, c. 1694–1730
- 3:00–3:30 William Palmer – Five early Scottish chemists: stories of adventurers and entrepreneurs
1:30–3:30
Session 12. Law Enforcement: Realism and Laws of Nature, Classical and Quantum (panel session)
- 1:30–2:00 John Bigelow - Laws’ Dominions
- 2:00–2:30 Martin Leckey - Galileo and Idealizations in Laws of Nature
- 2:30–3:00 Adrian Flitney - Realist Interpretations of Quantum Mechanics
3:30–5:30
ASLEC-ANZ Plenary
Dr Pauline Harris : The Great Reconnect: Creating a sustainable world through Indigenous frameworks
Dyason Lecture
6:00–7:30 Libby Robin: Soil in the Air
Friday 26 November
9:15–10:15
Plenary 2: Dr Alice Gorman: Love on a high-grav world: social and cultural aspects of adaptation to variable gravity
10:30–12:30
Session 14. Politics of expertise
- 10:30–11:00 Adam Lucas – Connecting covert networks to lobbying, donations and the revolving door in energy policy
- 11:00–11:30 Cobi Calyx - Changing positions regarding synthetic biology
- 11:30–12:00 Darrin Durant – Are (Pandemic) Experts Control Freaks?
10:30–12:30
Session 15. Practical ethical considerations in Space Traffic Management and access to space (panel session)
- Thomas Cullum
- Trevor Sandlin
- Patrick Neumann
- Thomas Green