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Division of History of Science, Technology and Environment

The Division of History of Science, Technology and Environment does integrative research, PhD and undergraduate training and societal collaboration in its core areas of history. We have a diverse collection of expertise in history and the integrative humanities working in areas such as climate, energy, heritage, media, political ecology, urban studies, research policy and innovation, science and technology studies (STS), the environmental humanities, and the posthumanities.

If you have any questions, don't hesitate to contact: history@abe.kth.se

In Focus

Publications

[1]
A. Kaijser, "Ny kärnkraft kan ge enorm överproduktion," Svenska Dagbladet, 2024.
[2]
J. Zalasiewicz et al., "The meaning of the Anthropocene: why it matters even without a formal geological definition," Nature, vol. 632, no. 8027, pp. 980-984, 2024.
[3]
M. Balmaceda et al., "Rethinking energy materialities in the shadow of Russia's war on Ukraine," Energy Research & Social Science, vol. 117, 2024.
[4]
F. Larosa and A. Wickberg, "Artificial Intelligence can help Loss and Damage only if it is inclusive and accessible," npj Climate Action, vol. 3, no. 1, 2024.
[5]
L. Rahm, "Bildung : an exploration of postdigital education in the Anthropocene," in Framing Futures in Postdigital Education : Critical Concepts for Data-driven Practices, Anders Buch, Ylva Lindberg, Teresa Cerratto Pargman Ed., : Springer Nature, 2024, pp. 119-137.
[6]
L. Rahm, "The Power of Data : When Section 1050 Stopped Computers," in Europe and AI’s History, 2024.
[7]
P. Roberts and K. Lindström, "Animals, colonialism and Antarctica," in Colonialism and Antarctica : Attitudes, logics and practices, Roberts, P. and Mancilla, A. Ed., Manchester : Manchester University Press, 2024, pp. 225-247.
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