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Ingunn Brita MoserNorskTitle: Telephone:22841625 E-mail: i.b.moserATtik.uio.no Mag.art in sociology 1993. Researcher in TIK, earlier TMV, since 1993. I defended my PhD thesis on ‘Road traffic accidents: the ordering of bodies, subjectivities and disability’ in 2003. Currently I am working on two projects: one a collaborative project on ‘Efficiency through user involvement’ with Sintef Tele and Communication, which focusses on the significance of user involvement in development and implementation of new ICT technology in the public sector. My part in this is a study of the development and implementation of an electronic patient journal in Rikshospitalet, a university hospital in Oslo. Second, I will be starting up a postdoc-project on ‘Alzheimer\'s disease in science, politics and everyday life’ in 2004. This makes part of the bigger TIK-project ‘Nature in science, politics and everyday life’, with international partners in CSS, Lancaster University, and CSI, Ecole des Mines, Paris. Subject InterestSocial and cultural studies of science, technology and medicine (STS, STM). Feminist science and technology studies. History and philosophy of science. Production and mediation of nature, bodies and mateirality. New technologies and change, social practices and complexity. Empirical philosophy, praxis-philosophy.Selected PublicationsRoad Traffic Accidents: The Ordering of Subjects, Bodies and Disability, Dr.art-dissertation, Unipub Forlag, Oslo, 2003. ‘\'Making Voices\': New Media Technologies, Disabilities, and Articulation’, with John Law, forthcoming in Rasmussen, Terje, Liestøl, Gunnar, Morrison, Andrew (eds.) Innovation: Media, Methods, and Theories, MIT-Press, 2002Teknovitenskapelige kulturer,(eds. Kristin Asdal, Brita Brenna and Ingunn Moser), Spartacus Forlag, Oslo 2001 Entry 48 on ‘Cyborg’, with John Law, in International Encyclopedia of the Social and Behavioral Sciences, Section Science and Technology Studies, editor prof. Sheila Jasanoff, editors in chief Neil J Smelser and Paul B Baltes, Pergamon Press, Elsevier Science, 2001 ‘Against Normalisation: Subverting Norms of Ability and Disability’, in Science as Culture, No.2, Vol. 9, 2000. ‘Managing, Subjectivities and Desires’, with John Law, in Concepts and Transformation. International Journal of Action Research and Organizational Renewal, No.4, Vol.4, 1999. ‘Good Passages, Bad Passages’, with John Law, in ANT & After, John Law and John Hassard (eds.), Sociological Review Monographs, Basil Blackwell, Oxford, 1998 ‘Kyborgens rehabilitering’ in Betatt av viten. Bruksanvisninger til Donna Haraway, Kristin Asdal, Anne-Jorunn Berg, Brita Brenna, Ingunn Moser og Linda Rustad, Spartacus Forlag, 1998 ‘Materiality, Writing and Subjectivity. Notes on Desire, Complexity, Inclusion’, with John Law, in Concepts and Transformation. International Journal of Action Research and Organizational Renewal, Vol.1, No.4, 1998, John Benjamins Publ. ResearchCurrently I am working on two projects: one a collaborative project on Efficiency through user involvement with Sintef Tele and Communication, which focusses on the significance of user involvement in development and implementation of new ICT technology in the public sector. My part in this is a study of the development and implementation of an electronic patient journal in Rikshospitalet, a university hospital in Oslo. Second, I will be starting up a postdoc-project on Alzheimer\'s disease in science, politics and everyday life in 2004. This makes part of the bigger TIK-project Nature in science, politics and everyday life, with international partners in CSS, Lancaster University, and CSI, Ecole des Mines, Paris. |