Asia-Pacific Science, Technology and Society Network Biennial Conference

Disaster, Controversies and Public Engagement

Co-organized with EASTS Conference 2015

October, 1st~ 4th, 2015

Garden Villa Hotel, Kaohsiung, Taiwan

Final Program (announced September 30th)

2015, Oct 1st (Thursday)

14:00~16:00 Pre-conference workshop / meeting

16:00~ Registration Open @ Conference Center 1st Floor

16:30~18:30 Reception @ R102

2015, Oct 2nd (Friday)

8:30

~9:00

Registration Open @ Conference Center 1st Floor

09:00

~09:30

Opening @ Banquet Hall I (B1F)

Jerome Whitington, Convener, APSTSN;

Ruey-Lin Chen, President, Taiwan STS Association;

Wen-Ling Hong, Chair, Conference Organizing Committee

09:30

~10:30

Keynote Speech I @ Banquet Hall I (B1F)

Tadashi Kobayashi (小林傳司), Osaka University, Japan

National Energy Policy After Fukushima and the Aftermath: Did Deliberative Opinion Poll Work Well?

10:30

~10:40

Tea Break

10:40

~12:10

Panel Discussion: Governing Disasters @ Banquet Hall I (B1F)

Co-organized by APSTSN and EASTS

Chair：Chia-Ling Wu, National Taiwan University, Taiwan

Panelists:

The Media and the Politicization of Risk: Media Coverage of BSE in Korea in 2008

Hee-Je Bak, Kyung Hee University, South Korea

Resilience as an STS Problem

Sulfikar Amir, Nanyang Technological University, Singapore

A Bright Side of Natural Disasters: An Indigenous Perspective in Taiwan’s Context

Yih-Ren Lin, Taipei Medical University, Taiwan

12:10

~13:30

Lunch

@ Conference Center 1st Floor

13:30

~15:00

Concurrent Sessions A (Oral Presentation)

R101 R102 R103 R107 R201

Technological

Innovations and

Stigmatizations

Risk Communication

Counting Risks and

Disasters of

Transportation System

Mobilizing Science and

Law with the Public

EASTS: Science and

Geopolitics

Old Mechanical Typewriters

and New Computer

“Invisible” Pollution? The

Plight of Environmental

A Failure and Risk Analysis

Model of Transportation

Special Educational Contents

in Fukushima after 3.11,

Chair: Shang-Jen Li,

Academic Sinica, Taiwan

Typography in South Korea,

Tae-Ho Kim, Hanyang

University, South Korea

Innovation Triggered by

Locally Embedded

Agricultural Machine, Aiko

Hibino, Toru Soga, Hirosaki

University, Japan

The Shipwrecked Case of

Cijin 25 Ladies and the

Stigmatization of Wooden

boats, Wen-hui Anna Tang,

National Sun Yat-Sen

University, Taiwan; Wen-Ling

Hong, Jr-Ping Wang,

National Kaohsiung Marine

University, Taiwan

Knowledge Production in the

High-tech Sector, Wen-Ling

Tu, National Chengchi

University, Taiwan

A Community-based Risk

Communication Method for

Nuclear Applications, Naoki

Yamano, University of Fukui,

Japan

Gatekeeper’s Dilemma: Risk

Assessment of Toxic

Chemicals in the Legal

Arena, Sungeun Kim, Korea

Advanced Institute of Science

and Technology, South Korea

System Structure by ANT and

Uncertainty, Jeng-Horng

Chen, National Cheng Kung

University, Taiwan

Traffic Congestion in Urban

Asia: A Man-made Disaster?,

Waltraut Ritter, Bangkok

University, Thailand/Hong

Kong

The Huge and Advanced

Engineering as Trans-science,

Kohji Hirata, The Graduate

University for Advanced

Studies, Japan

Mariko Komatsu, Hiroshima

University, Japan

Taiwan Biobank and its

Publics, WanJu Lee,

Lancaster University,

UK/Taiwan

Implementing International

Law for Internally Displaced

Persons in Situation of

Natural Disasters, Yung-hua

Kuo, University of

Washington, USA/Taiwan

“Plants that Remind Me of

Home”: Collecting, Plant

Geography, and a Forgotten

Expedition in the Darwinian

Revolution, Kuang-Chi

Hung, National Taiwan

University, Taiwan

Between Universalism and

Regionalism: Universal

Systematics from Imperial

Japan, Jung Lee, Academic

Sinica, Taiwan/South Korea

“Developing the Southern

Regions”—Japanese Aid

Networks and Post-Colonial

Power in Cold War Asia,

Aaron Moore, Arizona State

University, USA

15:00

~15:20

Tea Break

15:20

~16:50

Concurrent Sessions B (Oral Presentation)

R101 R102 R103 R107 R201

Politics of Disaster Problematizing

Environment

Political Landscape of

Oceanic Resource

Biotechnology and

Governance

EASTS: Bodily Politics

Is the 2015 Kaohsiung

Propane Explosion an

Accident? Failure? Or

Mistake? - Finding What is

Environmentalism of the

Poor: Tipaimukh Dam and

Ecological Disasters, Islam

Md Nazrul, Nanyang

From Fishing Village to

Cultural Tourism: The role of

Social Entrepreneurs in a

Fragmented Community,

Biodiversity, Precautionary

Principle, and the

Transnational Governance of

Synthetic Biology, Taemin

Chair: Sean Hsiang-Lin Lei,

Academic Sinica, Taiwan

Gender, Technology, and

Missing in Engineering

Education, Wen-Ling Hong,

Jr-Ping Wang, National

Kaohsiung Marine University,

Taiwan

Information Capital and

Disaster Resilience, Justyna

Katarzyna Tasic, Nanyang

Technological University,

Singapore

Chemical Controversy: The

Dilemmas of Public

Engagement, Graham Lucas,

University of Newcastle

Australia, Australia

Technological University,

Singapore

Content Analysis of

International Climate Change

News Articles, Pei-Ling Liu,

Shih-Yun Kuo, National

Science and Technology

center for Disaster Reduction,

Taiwan

Environmental Engineering

Department of Tsinghua:

Evolution in changing

Demands, Qinshuo Guo,

Tsinghua University, China

Shuwei Huang, National Sun

Yat-sen University, Taiwan

Oil Exploration in Late-

colonial East Timor: Geology,

Geophysics, Geopolitics, Alex

Grainger, Jember University,

UK

The Fish-Food Transition of

Milkfish across the Taiwan-

Strait, Kragen Ko-Kang

Chien, The University of

Edinburgh, UK/Taiwan

Woo, Buhm Soon Park,

Korea Advanced Institute of

Science and Technology,

South Korea

Noninvasive Prenatal Testing

and Fetal Genome

Sequencing: Exploring

Professional Discourse, Zoë

Barker, University Of

Wollongong, Australia

Emerging Science, Emerging

Democracy: Making Policies

and Publics in Taiwan,

Jennifer A. Liu, University of

Waterloo, Canada

Body Politics: The Search for

the Original Female Japanese

Body, Izumi Nakayama, The

University of Hong Kong,

Hong Kong

A Glocal Rationality in

Science and Law? Tobacco

Litigation in Korea in an Era

of Global Risk, Doogab Yi,

Seoul National University,

South Korea

You’ve Got the Point?

Acupuncture and the

Technopolitics of Bodyscape,

Wen-Hua Kuo, National

Yang-Ming University, Taiwan

16:50

~17:00

Break

17:00

~18:00

Concurrent Sessions C (Oral Presentation)

R101 R102 R103 R107 R201

Policy Making and

Governance

Performing

Technoscience

Civic Epistemologies Risk Society and

Energy Use

EASTS: Nuclear

Energy Policy Development of Workshop for

Handling Trans-science

Problems, Gensei Ishimura,

Miho Namba, Hokkaido

University, Japan

The Technicalization of

How and What Women

Perform in Different Social

Media, Feichi Chiang, Fo

Guang University, Taiwan

The Senile Cyborg: Aging

and Technoscience in Ghost

Why Popper Can't Solve the

Debate Over Global

Warming, David Mercer,

University of Wollongong,

Australia

The Formation of Energy

Citizenship at the Zero

Energy Village, Hansol Choi,

Kyung Hee University, South

Korea

What Makes a Country

Chair: Sungook Hong, Seoul

National University, South

Korea

Reconstructing the Public in

Old and New Governance: A

Korean Case of Nuclear

Administration: Critical

Review of Scientific

Evidences in the

Administrative Process, Chia

Liang Shih, National

Chengchi University, Taiwan

in the Shell, Hyung Wook

Park, Nanyang Technological

University, Singapore

Authorship, Authority and

Accountability in Citizen

Science Projects, Shun-Ling

Chen, Academia Sinica,

Taiwan

Nuclear? Insights from

Southeast Asia, Itty Abraham,

National University of

Singapore, Singapore

Energy Policy, Hyomin Kim,

Ulsan National Institute of

Science and Technology,

South Korea

High-level Radioactive Waste

Policy: Case Study of Another

Possible “Structural Disaster”

in Post-Fukushima Japan,

Kohta Juraku, Tokyo Denki

University, Japan

18:00

~18:20

Transportation to Banquet @Front Entrance

1st bus leave at 18:10, 2nd bus leave at 18:20

18:30

~20:30

Banquet

@ Courtyard of Fong-Ping Temple (鳳屏宮), Ho-Jin (後勁)

The 1st bus leaves for Garden Villa at 20:30, and the 2nd bus leaves at 21:00.

2015, Oct 3rd (Saturday)

8:15~ Registration Open @ Conference Center 1st Floor

8:45~

9:15

Traditional Indigenous Opening Ceremony By Kaohsiung Indigenous College

@ Banquet Hall I (B1F)

9:15

~10:15

APSTSN Keynote Speech II @ Banquet Hall I (B1F)

Helen Verran, Charles Darwin University, Australia; University of the Arctic, Norway

Indigenous Governance and Modern Nation State Governance. What Can Thinking Through STS Contribute?

10:15

~10:30

Tea Break

10:30

~12:30

Concurrent Sessions D (Oral Presentation)

Banquet Hall I

(B1F)

Banquet Hall II

(B1F)

R101 R102 R103 R201

When STS Meets

Indigenous

Communities:

Revised Tradition or

Collective

Reinvention

Indigenous Fair From Mind to

Body: Putting

Knowledge and

Material in the

Social Context

Communicating

Science

Intergenerational

Democratic

Deliberation for

the Long-term Risk

Management

EASTS:

Controversy and

Activism

Role-playing Games

(RPG) Model for

Community Development

with Local Knowledge in

Eco-tourism, Wei-Ling

Chiang, National Dong

Hwa University, Taiwan

Hunting Microbes for

Hacker’s Communities:

Transplanting Agronomy,

Farmers’ Networking, and

Self-help Organic

Movement in Taiwan, Yi-

tze Lee, National Dong

Hwa University, Taiwan

Building for the Common:

Amis Construction

Organized by

Indigenous Affairs

Commission,

Kaohsiung City

Government

Professions, Resources

and Policies: The

Making of Dementia

Diagnosis in Taiwan,

Chen-Shuo Hong,

National Taiwan

University, Taiwan

Making Convergence

Research: Brain

Research Policy in

Comparative

Perspective, Youjung

Shin, Korea Advanced

Institute of Science and

Technology, South

Korea

How Were Popular

Science Articles Written

in Taiwan？, Chun-Lin

Liu, Kuei-Jen Chiu,

Ruey-Lin Chen,

National Chung Cheng

University, Taiwan

How can We

Communicate About

Disasters?, Hideyuki

Shiroshita, Kansai

University, Japan

Utilizing Knowledge

Under Scientific

Incertitude: Lessons

from Law Court,

Tsuyoshi Hondou,

On Intergenerational

Reciprocity, Takayuki

Kira, Utsunomiya

Kyowa University,

Japan

Disaster Management

and Administrative Law

-- Administrative

Structure, Restrictions

and the Risk, Mayu

Terada, International

Christian University,

Japan

Immigration Issues in

Interegenerational

Society, Anna

Nakamura, Japan

Chair: Wen-Yuan Lin,

National Tsing-Hua

University, Taiwan

From Mass Scientific

Experiment to

Participatory Action

Research: The Legacy of

the Mao Era in

Contemporary Chinese

Agricultural Science

Activism, Sigrid

Schmalzer, University of

Massachusetts, USA

Civilian Control of

Techno-Science? :

Thyroid Cancer, Nuclear

Waste and Reactivation

Working Units in the

Cities, Kudai Gahawa,

National Dong Hwa

University, Taiwan

From Marginalized

Barbarian Soil to the Name

of Indigenous Traditional

Territory: How the Hybrid

Concept of Land Tenure

Becomes, Paoling Chiu,,

National Dong Hwa

University, Taiwan

Health Fiction in the

Global Pharmaceutical

Market: A Polanyian

Critique, Kanlin Hsu,

Tunghai University,

Taiwan

Manufacturing Health

Function Claim:

Government

Regulations, Scientific

Experiment Standards,

and the Health-Food

Certification of LingZhi

in Taiwan, Chin-Chih

An, National Taiwan

University, Taiwan

Tohoku University,

Japan

Who Speaks for the

Environment? A China-

India Comparative

analysis, Pin-Hsien Wu,

University of Sussex, UK

Women's College, Japan

Neuroscientific Basis for

Intergenerational

Deliberation, Soichiro

Toda, Kyoto University,

Japan

of Nuclear Power Plants

in Post 311 Japan, Togo

Tsukahara, Kobe

University, Japan

The Material Culture of

Social Movement:

Analyzing the

Performance of Material

Things in Korean

Protests, Eun-Sung

Kim, Kyung Hee

University, South Korea

12:30

~13:30

Lunch

@ Conference Center 1st Floor

APSTSN Member Meeting

@ 102

13:30

~15:00

Concurrent Sessions E (Oral Presentation)

Banquet Hall I

(B1F)

Banquet Hall II

(B1F)

R101 R102 R103 R201

Indigenous Forum I:

Disasters,

Reconstruction and

Tribal Name Claim

(in local languages)

Indigenous Fair Disasters Across

Species: Science

and Public

Engagement with

Disaster Beyond

Fukushima,

Construction, and

Representation

Politics of

Expertise

EASTS: Industrial

Risk and

Environment

Justice

the Human Chair: Yih-Ren Lin, Taipei

Medical University, Taiwan

主持人：

林益仁，台北醫學大學

Discussant與談人：

Qucung Qalavangan,

Indigenous Affair

Commission Kaohsiung

City Government

谷縱‧喀勒芳安

高雄市政府原住民事務委員會 主任委員

Mei-Hui Chiang

江梅惠

Chi-Ting Kuo

郭基鼎，部落

Yueh-Chung Kung

孔岳中，部落

Organized by

Indigenous Affairs

Commission,

Kaohsiung City

Government

Elephant TB : an

Emerging Zoonotic

Disease at the

Domestic/Wildlife

Interface, Nicolas Lainé,

Collège de France,

France

Sentinels for the

Environment :

Birdwatching Societies

in Hong Kong and

Taiwan, Frédéric Keck,

Collège de France,

France

The Pandemic

Reservoir: The

Ecology of Duck

Farming and the Science

of Pandemics in Rural

China, Lyle Fearnley,

Nanyang Technological

University, Singapore

The Construction of

Constructivism: Western

Newspaper Coverage of

Fukushima, Christopher

Leslie, New York

University, USA

Missing Links among

Policy, Expertise and

Values in Post-

Fukushima Nuclear

Governance, Kohta

Juraku, Tokyo Denki

University, Japan

The Fukushima Effect:

A New Geopolitical

Terrain, Richard

Hindmarsh, Griffith

University, Australia

The Politics of Expertise

in the New Filed of

Human IVF, Jung-Ok

Ha, Seoul National

University, South Korea

Numbers, Experts, and

the Objectivity of Health

Technology Assessment

in Korea, Ji Eun Park,

Korea Advanced

Institute of Science and

Technology, South

Korea

The Construction of

Race in

Pharmacogenomics: A

Study of the

Researchers’ Perspective

in the United Kingdom,

Gayathri Haridas,

Nanyang Technological

University, Singapore

Chair: Wen-Ling Tu,

National Cheng-Chi

University, Taiwan

Hidden Exposure:

Evidence Reconstruction

of Water and Air

Pollution at the RCA

Toxic Tort, Yi-Ping Lin,

National Yang-Ming

University, Taiwan

The Use of

Epidemiology in Recent

Litigations on Electronic

Workers in Taiwan and

Korea: RCA and

Samsung, Hsin-Hsing

Chen, Shih Hsin

University, Taiwan

The Promises and

Pitfalls of Litigation as a

Medium for Mobilising

Expertise for Social

Justice, David Mercer,

The University of

Wollongong, Australia

15:00

~15:15

Tea Break

15:15 Concurrent Sessions F (Oral Presentation)

~16:45 Banquet Hall I (B1F) Banquet Hall II

(B1F)

R101 R102, R103 R201

Indigenous Forum II:

Disasters, Local

Knowledge and Policy

(in local language)

Indigenous Fair Bio Stories in Action:

Transformation and

Interpretation of Bio-

knowledge / Narratives

in Postwar Taiwan

(Preparing for

STS Fair)

EASTS: Trans- Science

and Discipline

Chair: Yih-Ren Lin, Taipei

Medical University, Taiwan

主持人：

林益仁，台北醫學大學

Discassiants與談人：

Ai-Ching Yen, National

ChengChi University, Taiwan

顏愛靜，政治大學

Da-Wei Kuan, National

ChengChi University, Taiwan

官大偉，政治大學

Yapit‧Tali

亞弼‧達利

Ataw‧Yupas

阿道‧優帕司，泰雅族，新竹縣鎮西堡部落

Organized by Indigenous

Affairs Commission,

Kaohsiung City Government

Narrating “bio” in East Asia:

an Textual Analysis on the

Rise of Bio-pharmaceuticals

in Postwar Taiwan, Wen-Hua

Kuo, National Yang-Ming

University, Taiwan

Dissemination of Health

Knowledge in Taiwan: A case

Study of Harvest,

1950s~1970s, Shu ching

Chang, Chang Gung

University, Taiwan

Strange Environment and

Peculiar Body: Popular

Understanding of Allergy in

Early Post-war Taiwan, Hung

Bin Hsu, National Chung

Hsing University, Taiwan

Chair: Wei Wang, Tsing-Hua

University, China

Transpacific Science and

Politics: American-Chinese

Scientific Interactions from

Arms Control to Climate

Change, Zuoyue Wang,

California State Polytechnic

University, USA

Gender Differences in

Productivity among Scientists

and Engineers in the U.S. and

China: Similarities and

Differences, Wei Hong, Tsing-

Hua University, China

Managing the Trading Zone

Effectively: How Philosophy

Can Help in Developing

Interdisciplinary Pidgin,

Tetsuji Iseda, Kyoto

University, Japan

16:45

~18:20

STS Fair

R101 R102 R103

Film showing STS Fair (Table Exhibits)

2014, Oct 4th (Sunday)

9:15

~10:15

APSTSN Keynote Speech III: @ R102

Kuei-Tien Chou, (周桂田), National Taiwan University, Taiwan

Cosmopolitan Approach of Trans-boundary Risk Governance in East Asia

10:15

~10:30

Tea Break

10:30

~12:00

Concurrent Sessions G (Oral Presentation)

R101 R102 R103 R106 R201 R203

Energy, Risk

Communication,

and Governance

Facing Disasters

through Teaching:

Reflections and

Responses to the

Tohoku Japan

Disasters and

Sewol Ferry

Sinking

Public

Engagement,

Democracy and

Techno-Scientific

Controversies:

Conditions,

Commitments,

Framings and

Arrangements

EASTS

International

Editorial Meeting

Discovering

'Public' from

Renewable Energy

in Taiwan

Politics of Diseases

and Treatments

A Workbook for

Understanding and

Judging the Use of

Facing Disaster:

Reflexive Perspectives

on Research and

Discussant：Adam

Lucas, University of

Wollongong, Australia

Towards a good

Governance of

Renewable Energy in

Technoscientific Politics

of Foot-and-Mouse

Disease in South Korea,

Nuclear Power in Japan,

Ariyoshi Kusumi,

Chukyo University,

Japan

Risk Communication

and Deliberative Risk

Governance: The Case

of EMF and Nuclear

Energy in Taiwan, Shu-

Fen Kao, Fo Guang

University, Taiwan

Transitions in Risk

Society: Regional Case

of Gujarat Solar Park,

Thounaojam

Somokanta, Central

University of Gujarat, India

Teaching, Ryuma

Shineha, Seijo

University, Japan

Pedagogy of The

Precarious in Disaster

Research and Teaching,

Rita Padawangi,

National University of

Singapore, Singapore

Teach Sewol and

Disaster Lessons from

South Korea, Chihyung

Jeon, Yoonjung Lee,

Korea Advanced

Institute of Science and

Technology, Korea

Disaster Management

101: Is It Shameful or

Empowering to Defer to

Experts?, Darrin

Durant, The University

of Melbourne, Australia

Making and Re-making

Participation: Science

and the Emergence of

Publics, Matthew

Kearnes, The University

of New South Wales,

Australia

Extractivist Culture

Wars? How Multi-

Stakeholder CCS

Projects Fail, Declan

Kuch, University of New

South Wales, Australia

Taiwan: a Review of

Off-shore Wind Power

Project, Szu-hung Fang,

Tze-Luen Lin, National

Taiwan University,

Taiwan

The Contested

Oceanscape of Offshore

Wind Farm

Development in Taiwan,

Hsin-yi Lu, National

Taiwan University,

Taiwan

Kiheung Kim, Pohang

University of Science

and Technology, South

Korea

Unearth the

Environmental Disease

Patients: Co-

construction of Policy

and Disease

Categorization in South

Korea, Yeonsil Kang,

Korea Advanced

Institute of Science and

Technology, South

Korea

“Atomic Bombs” or the

Knife: Competing

Treatments for

Hyperthyroidism since

WWII in Taiwan, Hsiu-

yun Wang, National

Cheng Kung University,

Taiwan

12:00

~13:00

Lunch

13:00

~15:00

Concurrent Sessions H (Oral Presentation)

R101 R103 R106 R201 R203

Knowledge and Policy

Acting out Knowledge;

Raising Awareness

Questioning Policy and

Regulations

Alternative Health

Practice, its

Science, Environment,

and Health: Exploring

Practitioners and Users Law and Regulation in

Korea Incorporating Value

Discussions into High Level

Radioactive Waste Disposal

Policy, Rin Watanabe,

University of Tokyo; Kohta

Juraku, Tokyo Denki

University, Japan

Taking Risk Intelligence

Seriously in Sustainable

Governance, Shirley Ou

Yang, Ming Chuan

University, Taiwan

Chinese Public’s Attitudes

towards the Risks of

Genetically Modified

Organisms (GMOs), Haidan

Chen, China Agricultural

University, China; Lan Lu,

Hangzhou Dianzi University,

China

Technology，Environment

and Human Being's

development ——

Philosophical Reflection on

the Global Environmental

Crisis , Fan Chen,

Northeastern University,

China

Can Climate Scientists

Deliver what Policymakers

and Citizens Want?, Shih-

Yun Kuo, Yung-Ming Chen,

National Science and

Technology Center for

Disaster Reduction, Taiwan

Finding Faults: Seismology

and the Politics of Predictive

Science, Georges

Papavasiliou, University of

Hong Kong, Hong Kong

Reacting to Global University

Rankings in the East Asian

Context, Jae Young Byon,

Korea Advanced Institute of

Science and Technology,

South Korea

Awareness Raising with

Nanotechnology Risk

Governance Framework:

Game-based Learning

Approach, Yu-Feng Wong,

National Cheng-Kung

University, Taiwan

FLOSS as Citizen Tools

against State Internet

Surveillance, Chao-Kuei

Hung, Chaoyang

University of Technology,

Taiwan

Constructing Technological

System as Transforming the

State: How the Local

Engineers Became

Policymakers and Activists in

Taiwan, KuoHui Chang,

Institute of National

Development, Taiwan

Market Devices and Stock

Trading in Taiwan, Yu-

Hsiang Chen, National Sun

Yat-sen University, Taiwan

Dancing between Chinese

Herbs and People: Learning,

Practice and Management, Po-

Hsun Chen, Chang Gung

University, Taiwan; Hen-

Hong Chang, Su-Tso Yang,

China Medical University,

Taiwan

The Use of Alternative

Medicine in Taiwan:

Homeopathy as an Example,

Daisy (Tai-Hsi) Fan, Taipei

Medical University, Taiwan

Cybernetic Selves? Qigong

Practitioners and the 2010

New Zealand Earthquakes,

Fabian Winiger, The

University of Hong Kong, Hong Kong

The Horticultural Therapy

Technology Development in

Taiwan Social Welfare Field,

Pey-chun Pan, Meiho

University, Taiwan

Environmental Risk &

Informational Regulation:

Particulate Matter Regulation

in Korea and Neoliberal

Governmentality, JooHui

Kim, Seoul National

University, South Korea

Contested Scientific Claims

and Legal Justice: Cigarette

Additives in Korean

Tobacco Litigation, Jinyoung

Park, Seoul National

University, South Korea

The Dark Age of

Environmental Science?:

Constructing Scientific

Management of

Environmental Pollution in

South Korea, 1963-1979,

Chuyoung Won, Seoul

National University, South

Korea

The Genomic Resurrection of

the Korean Tiger: Wildlife

Conservation in the

Biotechnological Era, Hanah

Sung, Seoul National

University, South Korea

15:00

~15:30

Closing @ R101