EASST is seeking nominations for 3 new awards to celebrate collaborative activity
Awards - of 1,000 Euros in each case - will be made at the Copenhagen Conference in October 2012.
In honour of Olga Amsterdamska, an award will be made for a significant creative collaboration in an edited book in the broad field of science and technology studies.
In honour of Chris Freeman, an award will be made for a publication which is a significant collective contribution to the interaction of science and technology studies with the study of innovation.
In honour of John Ziman, an award will be made for a significant innovative cooperation in a venture to promote the public understanding of the social dimensions of science.
EASST is seeking nominations – including self-nominations – by 30
th June 2012 for these awards relating to activities
or publications in the time period 1 July 2010 to 30 June 2012. Full information on these awards is available from the homepage of the EASST website (www.easst.net) . Nominations must be made following the procedure specified there and using the downloadable nomination form.