In my previous progress reports I suggested that geographers might attend more to the leaky
boundaries of 'science'and 'technology'and to their imbrications in the mundane spaces of …

Pregnancy apps have become a popular healthcare tool with millions of users worldwide.
While branded as inclusive, they nevertheless normalise a particular pregnancy journey …

As mariculture—the cultivation of aquatic organisms in marine environment—intensifies to
meet the demands of sustainable blue growth and national policies, novel ethical …

Promising independence in old age, smart home technologies are increasingly being
mobilized as a solution to the care crisis in western industrialized societies. A widely …

The objective of this article is to outline the emerging field of the “digital geographies of
mundane violence”, which is characterised by a critical and reflective engagement with the …

Noting the recent relational turn in disciplines such as anthropology and sociology, this
paper draws on insights from the Russia-Ukraine war, also named special military operation …

We adopt a feminist perspective that recognizes knowledge as both partial and situated,
while also embracing intersectionality to illuminate how people are embedded within social …

This paper addresses the historically biased selection of problems in technoscience, which
has been predominantly shaped by Western male perspectives. We propose a novel …

This dissertation explores the convergence of networked technologies and feminist art in the
1980s. In an era of rapid technological change, the work of Judy Malloy, Nancy Paterson …

The role that our engagements with digital technology play in producing urban public space
is often and easily taken for granted. Seeking to remedy this, there has been a groundswell …