1/ 🚀 How do we study the future in Science and Technology Studies (STS)?
Our new paper, w/ Iván Ojeda and Fernando Campos, opens the methodological black box of future-oriented research. Spoiler: there's much work to do
🔍 Insights, gaps & proposals 👇
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Me honra profundamente contarles que fui seleccionado para la Beca Chile Doctorado 2025 y cursaré mi DPhil en Antropología en la Universidad de Oxford desde octubre 2025 🇨🇱🇬🇧Gracias a quienes me han apoyado. Espero próntamente devolver esta oportunidad al país al que le debo todo

After months of waiting on PhD decisions, I’m thrilled to share that I’ve been accepted to the University of Oxford! Now begins the next stage: applying to Becas Chile and waiting to hear the results from my Clarendon nomination. If all goes well, I’ll be in Oxford this October🎓

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🧵 Excited to share my new paper in SocTheory on how "chains of reference" help us rethink realism in the sciences! I argue that both social and natural sciences achieve epistemi success through shared practices, not just theories. Curious? Read on! (1/6)

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