Developing a novel approach to participatory technology assessment through science fiction in the case of climate geoengineering
在气候地球工程的案例中,通过科幻小说开发一种参与式技术评估的新方法
基本信息
- 批准号:2747171
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- 依托单位国家:英国
- 项目类别:Studentship
- 财政年份:2022
- 资助国家:英国
- 起止时间:2022 至 无数据
- 项目状态:未结题
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项目摘要
This PhD project aims to develop a new approach to participatory technology assessment through science fiction in the case of climate geoengineering.Prospective technologies such as climate geoengineering - i.e. 'large scale interventions in the Earth's climate system' including carbon removal and solar radiation management - pose multiple un-intended implications to the environment and society. Work in the interdisciplinary field of Science and Technologies Studies (STS) has continuously stressed the need to advance further in attending to the social futures that come forward with climate geoengineering technologies via incorporating alternative, creative, and artistic imagination of these new scientific advances in assessment practice. However, existing attempts to engage publics and wider society in participatory technology assessment processes have mainly been formal invited exercises of participation facilitated by experts and framed within the scientific imagination of climate geoengineering. This project seeks to open up and diversify technology assessment practice by bringing together work on participatory technology assessment and sociotechnical imaginaries with climate geoengineering science fiction for the first time. It will do this via a systematic mapping of diverse instances of climate geoengineering science fiction and public engagements with them occurring in the UK since 2006 (when the term 'geoengineering' was formalised in scientific literature); analysis of the imagined geoengineered futures evident within these science fiction climate geoengineering engagements; and the development of a participation experiment through which it will test and evaluate a new science fiction-based approach to participatory technology assessment. These methods will be used in turn to answer the following research questions:1) What is the nature of diverse forms of public engagement with science fiction on climate geoengineering occurring in the UK?2) What kinds of sociotechnical futures are being imagined in these public engagements with climate geoengineering science fiction?3) How can these science fiction-based visions and public engagements be used to open up participatory technology assessments of climate geoengineering?Being a focal point for participatory technology assessments in the UK, climate geoengineering is projected to play a major role in mitigating climate change following the recent COP26. This PhD therefore offers empirical, theoretical, and methodological contributions with regard to the way climate geoengineering technologies are being developed, via articulating the importance of artistic forms of public engagement in future-making and the production of new insights on the social dimensions of climate geoengineered futures. Additionally, through greater accountability of diverse public views on climate geoengineering in science fiction, this project will bring forward new concerns and possibilities regarding climate geoengineering that might not have yet formed, but which will be significant to academic and policy initiatives such as the UKERC Public Engagement Observatory, and the UK's Greenhouse Gas Removal demonstration programme.
该博士项目旨在通过气候地球工程的科幻小说开发一种新的参与式技术评估方法。气候地球工程等前瞻性技术——即“对地球气候系统的大规模干预”,包括碳去除和太阳辐射管理——构成对环境和社会产生多种意想不到的影响。科学技术研究(STS)跨学科领域的工作不断强调需要通过将这些新科学进展的替代性、创造性和艺术想象力纳入评估,进一步推动气候地球工程技术带来的社会未来。实践。然而,现有的让公众和更广泛的社会参与参与性技术评估过程的尝试主要是由专家推动并在气候地球工程的科学想象框架内进行的正式邀请参与活动。该项目旨在通过首次将参与式技术评估和社会技术想象与气候地球工程科幻小说结合起来,开放技术评估实践并使技术评估实践多样化。它将通过系统地绘制自 2006 年(“地球工程”一词在科学文献中正式出现)以来发生在英国的气候地球工程科幻小说的各种实例和公众参与来实现这一目标;分析这些科幻小说气候地球工程中明显的想象中的地球工程未来;以及开发参与实验,通过该实验将测试和评估基于科幻小说的新参与技术评估方法。这些方法将依次用于回答以下研究问题:1)英国发生的气候地球工程科幻小说的不同形式的公众参与的本质是什么?2)这些公众正在想象什么样的社会技术未来气候地球工程科幻小说中的参与?3) 如何利用这些基于科幻小说的愿景和公众参与来开启气候地球工程的参与式技术评估?成为气候地球工程中参与式技术评估的焦点在英国,气候地球工程预计将在最近的 COP26 之后在缓解气候变化方面发挥重要作用。因此,该博士通过阐明公众参与的艺术形式在未来创造中的重要性以及对气候地球工程的社会维度产生新的见解,为气候地球工程技术的开发方式提供了经验、理论和方法论的贡献。期货。此外,通过对科幻小说中气候地球工程的不同公众观点进行更严格的问责,该项目将提出有关气候地球工程的新担忧和可能性,这些担忧和可能性可能尚未形成,但对学术和政策倡议(例如 UKERC Public)具有重要意义。参与天文台和英国温室气体去除示范计划。
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Observation of a resonant structure near the D + s D − s threshold in the B + → D + s D − s K + decay
观察 B – D s D – s K 衰减中 D s D – s 阈值附近的共振结构
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