Author: GSEJ

We are pleased to share that Futuring Biological Commons, a project hosted by GSEJ, has been featured in a recent Nature spotlight article, Engineering resilient … Read more

In the early afternoon of 6 May, the Centre for Global Science and Epistemic Justice (GSEJ), University of Kent, together with the China Association for … Read more

Congratulations to GSEJ PhD candidate Layne Robinson on recently delivering a TEDx talk exploring why even well-designed systems often fail to achieve their intended outcomes. … Read more

The Centre for Global Science and Epistemic Justice (GSEJ), University of Kent, will co-organise a high-level side event at the 11th United Nations Multi-stakeholder Forum … Read more

  We are delighted to share that our first-year PhD researcher, Ceylan Hassan, has successfully led a competitive bid to convene and chair one of … Read more

We are pleased to congratulate GSEJ External Member Camille Serisier on her selection as a 2026 British Pavilion Fellow with the British Council, representing the … Read more

The Centre for Global Science and Epistemic Justice at the University of Kent announces a major publication of the ARIA-funded Futuring Biological Commons project,: Pritchard … Read more

GSEJ members Dr. Oliver Pritchard-Moore, Dr. Katie Dow and Dr. Matthew McKenna are convening an open panel P014-  Commoning socio-technical frontiers: Navigating cutting-edge science and technology … Read more

We are delighted to co-organise, with the Department of Science and Technology Studies, Faculty of Science, Universiti Malaya, a thematic stream discussion for the International … Read more

As we wrap up another remarkable year, a huge THANK YOU  to everyone who has contributed to GSEJ’s work—through ideas, collaborations, conversations, and sheer intellectual … Read more