Standards, Pedagogies, and Celebrating the STS Infrastructure Award to ESTS
Abstract
Volume 10 comes in two parts, issue 1 and 2 published together. The double issue includes two Thematic Collections, “Standards and their Containers” and “Pedagogical Intersections.” It also includes two original research articles and an engagements piece. With this issue, ESTS also celebrates winning the Infrastructure Award 2024 awarded by the Society for Social Studies of Science (4S).
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