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Robert K. Merton Centre for Science Studies

We are analysing how scientific knowledge is produced and how science is embedded in social processes.
Homepagehttps://www.rmz.hu-berlin.de/en/rmz
Podcasthttps://blogs.hu-berlin.de/scienceworks/feed/rss/
Lecture Serieshttps://www.rmz.hu-berlin.de/de/termine/rmz-jour-fixe
LanguagesDE, EN
RMZ HU3d ago
Next Wednesday we begin our Jour Fixe series with Dieter Plehwe (@WZB_Berlin) and his talk "Science and think tanks: A complicated relationship"
15.04.26, 11 CET, join the discussion in person or via zoom (link on website)!
https://www.rmz.hu-berlin.de/de/termine/science-and-think-tanks-a-complicated-relationship
RMZ Jour Fixe / Science and think tanks: A complicated relationship

Dieter Plehwe (Wissenschaftszentrum Berlin für Sozialforschung, Germany)

Robert K. Merton-Zentrum für Wissenschaftsforschung
RMZ HUApr 1
We're thrilled to share the line-up for our upcoming Jour Fixe. Every other Wednesday at 11am, different scholars present their current work on boundary between science and politics. No registration necessary, join the discussion via zoom or visit us in person!
https://www.rmz.hu-berlin.de/de/termine/rmz-jour-fixe
RMZ HUMar 30
David Schröder & Sheena Bartscherer are hosting their open panel 'Science Unbound' at this year's 4S in Toronto (Canada). Submit your abstract via the website and join the discussion on transdisciplinary reform movements in science and beyond if you're interested! https://www.4sonline.org/accepted_open_panels_toronto.php
Accepted Open Panels

RMZ HUMar 25
Tomorrow our colleague Sheena Bartscherer will join the Research Ethics Conversation Series at Trinity College Dublin with her talk "Who decides how Open science should be?".
Event starts at 16.00 CET, zoom link upon request ([email protected])
RMZ HUMar 6
Although we have been a little quiet here during the semester break, we are still publishing regularly on our podcast feed. So check out our recent episodes, especially if you are interested in biobanks, the M87* Black Hole or the competing imaginaries of research literature.
#science #sciencestudies #podcast #database #astronomy #biobanks #genetics
RMZ HUJan 28

Next week our jour fixe will conclude for the semester with Prof. Catherine Herfeld's talk on "Model Transfer and its Role in Awakening Sleeping Beauties in Science".

04.02.26, 11:00 join us in person or remotely (link on website)!
https://hu-berlin.zoom-x.de/j/66137712462?pwd=bTF4VG9Ca1BxMkFqOE9xTFZxYldWQT09

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RMZ HUJan 27
Are you a researcher in Berlin? Share your perspective on your work by taking part in the new Berlin Science Survey. Questions on working conditions, Open Science, and knowledge transfer await you.
Check your inbox for your personal invitation – or contact us at [email protected]
RMZ HUJan 25
From our archive: "In der Wissenskrise? Politisierung von Wissen und Expertise als Herausforderung für die Soziologie" by Sebastian Büttner (Friedrich-Alexander-Universität Erlangen-Nürnberg). If you attended last year's @dgsoziologie you know that the topic is as relevant as it was in 2023. https://hu.berlin/episode32
#32 SCIENCE WORKS/ Jour fixe: In der Wissenskrise? Politisierung von Wissen und Expertise als Herausforderung für die Soziologie | Science Works

RMZ HUJan 23
In case you missed last December's jour fixe on "The (anti)social replication of replication: exploring how replication moves across epistemic communities" by S. Bartscherer, S. Ulpts, B. Penders & S. Field you can listen to the excellent talk on our #podcast feed.
https://blogs.hu-berlin.de/scienceworks/2026/01/07/31-science-works-jour-fixe-the-antisocial-replication-of-replication-exploring-how-replication-moves-across-epistemic-communities/
#science #sciencestudies #replication
#31 SCIENCE WORKS / Jour fixe: The (anti)social replication of replication: exploring how replication moves across epistemic communities | Science Works

RMZ HUDec 3
We're excited for our last Jour Fixe this year in which S. Bartscherer, S. Ulpts, B. Penders & S. Field present their work on "The (anti)social replication of replication"
https://www.rmz.hu-berlin.de/en/news-and-events/rmz-jour-fixe-the-anti-social-replication-of-replication-exploring-how-replication-moves-across-epistemic-communities
10.12.25, 11:00 CEST, join in person/ via zoom!
@IBI_HU
RMZ Jour fixe/ The (anti)social replication of replication: exploring how replication moves across epistemic communities

Sheena F. Bartscherer (RMZ, Humboldt-Universität zu Berlin, Germany), Sven Ulpts (Danish Centre for Studies in Research and Research Policy, Aarhus University, Denmark), Bart Penders (School for Public Health and Primary Care, Maastricht University, Netherlands), Sarahanne Field (Faculty of Behavioural and Social Sciences, University of Groningen, Netherlands)

Robert K. Merton-Zentrum für Wissenschaftsforschung