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CSHPS Call for Papers 2013

Submitted by situsci on Mon, 2012/09/24 - 12:36pm
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Deadline: Feb 1, 2013

CALL FOR ABSTRACTS

The Canadian Society for the History and Philosophy of Science (CSHPS)is holding its annual conference as part of the Congress of the Humanities and Social Sciences (CFHSS) at the University of Victoria,June 2-4, 2013.

Student Essay Competition

Submitted by situsci on Thu, 2013/12/05 - 10:14am
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NSIS and Situating Science invite students to submit essays on science for their Student Essay Competition.

Nova Scotia Institute of Science Essay Competition

The Nova Scotian Institute of Science (NSIS) sponsors an annual Student Science Writing Competition.

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cstha-ahstc xviii conference / colloque

Submitted by Sharon Woodill on Mon, 2013/09/16 - 5:34pm
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UQAM: Nov 1-3,2013 Deadline Sept 20. The theme for the Canadian Science and Technology Historical Association's conference is ENERGY AND SOCIETY: An Energy Rich Canada in an Energy Hungry World

CALL FOR PAPERS and POSTERS
Nov. 1-3, 2013, UQAM, Montreal
 Canadian Science and Technology Historical Association

ENERGY AND SOCIETY

Call for Abstracts for Science and Society Student Poster Session

Submitted by situsci on Thu, 2013/08/29 - 11:44am
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Deadline extended to Sept. 20: Student poster session (200$ prize!)

CALL FOR ABSTRACTS FOR STUDENT POSTER SESSION

Science and Society 2013: Emerging Agendas for Citizens and the Sciences
Poster session to be held the evening of Mon. Oct. 21, 2013

BEST POSTER PRIZE: 200$!
Travel support available – see criteria below

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CALL FOR PAPERS The Changing Political Economy of Research & Innovation: Public Policy, Commercialization & Neoliberal Technoscience

Submitted by Jasmine Smart on Fri, 2013/06/07 - 2:37pm
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December 9-10th 2013 | York University, Toronto. Deadline: 31st July 2013.

Neoliberal globalization is in crisis with significant backlash against ‘free markets’ and a groundswell of political opinion calling for ‘responsible capitalism’. These trends profoundly challenge the IP-intensive, neoliberal global model of science-based innovation that has dominated in recent years.