Meet Benjamin Stewart! 📺

In Ep. 1 of 'Meet Our PhDs', Benjamin presents his research, exploring how #OpenScience is actually implemented in international research projects —and what this reveals about power, cooperation, and inequality in global #KnowledgeProduction.

Science Is Drowning in AI Slop Peer review has met its match.

What is at stake: "They’d become a permanent epistemological pollution that could never be filtered out." #AISlop #Science #Research #KnowledgeProduction #PeerReview
www.theatlantic.com/science/2026...

Warm invitation to join our next IMIS/SFB Lecture (on 27 January, 6pm) with Christina Boswell ( @skape-ed.bsky.social ) The lecture will take place at Osnabrück University (room 15/318) and will be streamed: youtube.com/@IMIS_UniOsnabrueck

#MigrationResearch #KnowledgeProduction #Migration

Queer Lit on Amplified Time for a cross-over! I had the absolute pleasure on being invited to join the Amplified network and appear on their superb podcast. Here is our episode and Amplified's show notes: "Amplified is an audio blog series about the sounds of scholarship from our team here at the Amplify Podcast Network. This month on Amplified, Stacey Copeland and Hannah McGregor are joined by Lena Mattheis to kick off a brand new series featuring the latest additions to our sustained cohort of podcasters. Lena is the creator and host of Queer Lit, a podcast about LGBTQIA2S+* literature and culture. In this conversation, we reflect on podcasting as a tool for community building and queer scholarly practice, tracing how Queer Lit emerged from Lena's teaching practice and a commitment to accessible feminist and queer knowledge creation."

📣 New Podcast! "Queer Lit on Amplified" on @Spreaker #amplified #audioresearch #knowledgeproduction #podcasting #podcastingpedagogy #podcastingstudies #queerknowledge #queernetworks #queerpodcasting #scholarlypodcasting

“We Have to, Like, Make Science”: Cultural Producers and the Production of Scientific Knowledge in UK Mass Media - Emily Dawson, 2025 Science saturates popular culture, but how might we understand the roles played by popular culture in producing scientific knowledge? Based on fieldwork and int...

New OnlineFirst (OA) article: '“We Have to, Like, Make Science”: Cultural Producers and the Production of Scientific Knowledge in UK Mass Media' by Emily Dawson #media #popularculture #television #newspapers #sciencecommunication #knowledgeproduction journals.sagepub.com/doi/10.1177/...

New OnlineFirst article: "Agencements and Qualculations: Fukushima, Knowledge-Making, and Radiation Contamination" by Louise Elstow #radiation #knowledgeproduction #qualculation #agencement #Fukushima journals.sagepub.com/doi/abs/10.1...

Find out in this first article from the new issue of Journal of Futures Studies, by Aina García Mestre! Explore the changes and crisis in #knowledgeproduction from a classical to a postnormal perspective. See how the #ThreeTomorrows and three different #futures #scenarioanalysis are applied with

Explore our newest title: "Empire, Tourism, and Colonial Knowledge in Nineteenth-Century Southeast Asia and Sri Lanka" by Mikko Toivanen.

Learn more and order the book here: lup.nl/publications...

#prototourism #colonialism #knowledgeproduction #transimperialhistory #travelwriting #SoutheastAsia

Boasblogs • Rethinking Collaboration in Social Anthropology Introduction The shift from extractive to collaborative models of knowledge production is about redefining the ethics and politics thereof, especially in North–South relations, interdisciplinary resea...

🌍 New on Co-Producing Knowledge:
“Rethinking Collaboration in Social Anthropology” by Lamine Doumbia, Peter Narh & Drissa Tangara ✍️
From extractive to collaborative models—rethinking ethics & politics of #KnowledgeProduction in North–South relations & African studies.
👉 boasblogs.org/coproducingk...

Excited to announce the launch of our blog "Co-Producing Knowledge" on boasblogs,
together with Ute Dieckmann, Gerda Kuiper and Hauke Peter Vehrs.

📖 Read the introduction here:
👉 boasblogs.org/coproducingk...

#CoProducingKnowledge #boasblogs #Collaboration #KnowledgeProduction

3/10 The paper outlines the epistemic shift caused by AI, from human interpretation to machine-assisted pattern recognition and text generation, raising questions about creativity and authority. #AIinResearch #KnowledgeProduction

10/10 By embracing the AI-Différance, we can leverage LLMs as active participants in dynamic knowledge production, reshaping epistemic and discursive landscapes. #AI #Philosophy #KnowledgeProduction

Rethinking China-Thailand Relations: Overseas Chinese and Knowledge Production during the Cold War - Kyoto Review of Southeast Asia Straddling the borders between Thailand and China, the overseas Chinese are agents who bring these two nearby geocultural domains into contact.

◤Trendsetters◢
Kyoto Review of Southeast Asia: Trendsetters' monthly column now available.

“A pragmatic approach towards peace in Southern Thailand” by Sascha Helbardt

#knowledgeproduction #overseasChinese #Thailand #nationalism #transnationalism
kyotoreview.org/issue-40/ret...

Knowledge Production between Mission, University, and Colonial Administration: Swahili Studies in Britain and Germany, 1840s–1940s The brutalist Philips Building in central London does not look very inviting at first. Nevertheless, it is a magnet for students and researchers from all over the world working on Asia and Africa. Nowadays probably the most important institution in the Global North for research on the Global South, SOAS (School of Oriental and African … Continue reading Knowledge Production between Mission, University, and Colonial Administration: Swahili Studies in Britain and Germany, 1840s–1940s

Read his blog post to find out more: ghil.hypotheses.org/....

#SwahiliStudies #ColonialHistory #AfricanLinguistics #KnowledgeProduction #archivalresearch

📷 Folio of the Swahili poem ‘Utenzi wa Ndiwa na Kozi’ (SOAS, MS 45022c) via SOAS Digital Collections, CC BY-NC-SA 3.0.
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'Epistemology for Interdisciplinary Research – Shifting Philosophical Paradigms of Science' - a Tajseer Journal article published by Qatar University Press on #ScienceOpen:

🔗 www.scienceopen.com/document?vid...

🖇️ #Epistemology #InterdisciplinaryResearch #PhilosophyOfScience #KnowledgeProduction

📢 There are several new publications by #SFB1604 members i.e. on anti-Muslim #racism, #knowledgeproduction in #migrationstudies, production of #integration, education and #migration, translation...Find a list of all #publications on our website: buff.ly/rz6rU92

#Migrationsforschung

We have to create the knowledge that accurately represents our voices, fears, dreams and aspirations. Document it all. We will tell our own stories.

#EndVAWG
#FeministQuotes
#ToniMorrison
#Feminist
#DocumentEverything
#Liberation
#Justice
#AfricanFeminists
#KnowledgeProduction
#EndViolence

Now live on our YouTube channel: www.youtube.com/@IMIS_UniOsn...

#Migration #Knowledge #KnowledgeProduction #Migrationsforschung #Wissen #Wissensproduktion #Research #MigrationResearch

Invitation to a special IMIS / #SFB1604 lecture: After 6 years of joint research, the research group The Production of #Knowledge on #Migration is coming to an end. Inken Bartels, Philipp Schäfer & Laura Stielike will reflect on migration-related #knowledgeproduction. Livestream: buff.ly/NZ4Sbys

#AI #Algorithm #AlgorithmicCulture #ContentStrategy #DigitalAnthropology #DigitalCulture #DigitalSociety #KnowledgeProduction #MediaEthnography #PlatformGovernance #PlatformStudies #SciCom #ScienceCommunication #SocialMediaAlgorithms #SocialScience #STS #TechAndSociety #VisibilityPolitics

Thank you to all who joined us! What a brilliant webinar on 'Geographies of #KnowledgeProduction in #EducationalLeadership'.

Those registered and joined represented 22 countries, and six continents!

📢 NEW BLOG POST | In this blog post, Manjusha Kuruppath examines the several forms of bias that a researcher encounters in the written archive.

Read it here! ➡️ combattingbias.huygens.knaw.nl/news/histori...

#blog #bias #archive #history #knowledgeproduction

Really looking forward to this online panel discussion on "Geographies of Knowledge Production in Educational Leadership."

Join us!

Register: forms.gle/7NQsjv66gKfj...

#KnowledgeProduction
#EducationalLeadership

Still walking around with #gems & the high of my first #PIPSA2025 last week,hosted by Vic in #Wellington & even clocked in some #research time at Turnbull Library! #toogood #oceania medium.com/@vasivikaHER...

#PIPSA2025 #pacificpolitics #knowledgeproduction #security #vasivikascholars #wansolwara

Marija Todorova has been awarded the Miladin Životić Award for Critical Engagement!

Award Ceremony:
📅 Dec 20, 2024 | 12 PM
📍 IFDT/Online

Details: ifdt.bg.ac.rs/cfsj

#BalkanStudies #CriticalEngagement #KnowledgeProduction #AcademicSky #MiladinZivotic

Transnational Intersectionality | Sea | Gender Appearance Ethnicity Age Marine Knowledge Production YouTube video by IDOS

How do gender, ethnicity, and age influence #KnowledgeProduction in #MarineSciences? Discover intersectional challenges at sea in a new publication by
@ramonahaegele.bsky.social & Anna-Katharina Hornidge:
📹 youtu.be/DWNkC-5tNJg @cogitatiooas.bsky.social

Why should we pay attention to trust in debates on #openaccess ?

Read our guest post by Willa Tavernier: 'Towards a Cartography of Trust in Knowledge Production'.

blog.doaj.org/2024/11/25/t...

#KnowledgeProduction #TrustInResearch #InformationTrust #GuestPost #AcademicChatter

The Moral Economies of Reflexive Migration Studies Abstract. Reflexive Migration Studies has emerged as a subfield of Migration Studies. Drawing on moral economy perspectives, we explore how the entanglemen

Now available #openacces: #MigrationStudies article by IMIS members Laura Stielike, Phillipp Schäfer and Inken Bartels as well as by IMIS and #SFB1604 member Maurice Stierl on “The Moral Economies of Reflexive #Migration Studies”. go.uos.de/lNKSg

#KnowledgeProduction #Reflexivity in #Science

The Moral Economies of Reflexive Migration Studies Abstract. Reflexive Migration Studies has emerged as a subfield of Migration Studies. Drawing on moral economy perspectives, we explore how the entanglemen

New article on “The Moral Economies of Reflexive Migration Studies” by IMIS members Laura Stielike, Philipp Schäfer, Maurice Stierl and Inken Bartels published in #MigrationStudies Journal @OUPAcademic: academic.oup.com/migration/ar...

#Migration #KnowledgeProduction #MigrationResearch #Reflexivity