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Feminist cultural studies of science and technology (4)

Chatterjee, Bela Bonita Law

Dr Chatterjee welcome expressions of interest from potential doctoral students in the following areas:

Socio-Legal studies, in particular:

Gender, Sexuality and Law

Film/Media and the Law

McNeil, Maureen Sociology

politics, theories, representations and popular narratives of reproduction
feminist technoscience studies
genomics and the media
bioart and genomics
popular biographies of scientists
science and technology in popular culture
cultural studies of technoscience
power, theory and knowledge (particularly with reference to gender)
feminist theory, practice and pedagogy
class politics and relations, gender and class, inequalities and social justice

Moore, Karenza Applied Social Science

Drug and alcohol use (risks, harms, pleasures); clubbing/raving; electronic dance music (EDM) cultures; crime, deviance and transgressionin the night-time economy; national and international drug policy; youth crime; cybercrime; crime and new technologies; crime and the media; sociology of 'the future'.

Through my links with Lancaster University's Centre for Gender and Women's Studies (http://www.lancs.ac.uk/fass/centres/gws/index.php), I'm also interested in potential doctoral students in the areas of: female illicit drug use; gender and illicit drug use;gender and EDM club cultures.

Suchman, Lucy Sociology

I'm interested in supervising postgraduate research in science and technology studies, particularly projects involving ethnographic research on any aspects of practices of technology design/production and consumption/use, and in the area of feminist technoscience, particularly with respect to information and communications technologies; robotics, artificial intelligence and the cyborg; human-computer interaction and new media.

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