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  1. Synchronicity: Time, Technicians, Instruments, and Invisible Repair.Joeri Bruyninckx - 2017 - Science, Technology, and Human Values 42 (5):822-847.
    Sociological studies of work and time have argued that academic temporalities are increasingly rationalized and rendered accountable, resulting in a divergence of planned and experienced time in academic work. Shared research facilities that provide platform technologies to large user pools are no exception to this, as its administrations seek to increase the profitability of limited instrument time. Based on an ethnographic study of three facilities at an American university, this article examines how diverging rhythms are enacted in organizational schedules and (...)
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  • Commodified science and social wellbeing.Angathevar Baskaran & Rebecca Boden - 2007 - AI and Society 21 (3):267-285.
    This paper explores the increasing trend towards the commodification of public research and development (R&D) and the impact of this on social wellbeing. In many developed countries, the changes introduced by governments to funding mechanisms for universities and public research institutions has led to a fundamental shift in the focus of public R&D. The focus has shifted from creating useful public, codifiable knowledge to creating a knowledge commodity driven by commercial imperatives. Although there may be an economic argument to be (...)
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