Helga Nowotny

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Helga Nowotny is affiliated with the following schools: ETH Zurich, University of Vienna

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PhD Sociology University of Vienna

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According to Wikipedia, Helga Nowotny is Professor emeritus of Social Studies of Science, ETH Zurich. She has held numerous leadership roles on Academic boards and public policy councils, and she has authored many publications in the social studies of science and technology.

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Helga Nowotny's Published Works

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Published Works

The New Production of Knowledge: The Dynamics of Science and Research in Contemporary Societies (1994) (7274)
Re-Thinking Science: Knowledge and the Public in an Age of Uncertainty (2001) (3389)
Introduction: `Mode 2' Revisited: The New Production of Knowledge (2003) (1171)
Democratising expertise and socially robust knowledge (2003) (509)
Time: The Modern and Postmodern Experience (1996) (305)
The Potential of Transdisciplinarity (2001) (253)
Time, the Modern and Postmodern Experience (1995) (240)
Time and Social Theory (1992) (145)
The Increase of Complexity and its Reduction (2005) (133)
The Cunning of Uncertainty (2016) (96)
Reviews: Books : Anmerkungen zu Ilya Prigogine et Isabelle Stengers, La Nouvelle Alliance, Metamorphose de la science, Paris: Editions Gallimard, 1979 (1981) (87)
The place of people in our knowledge (1999) (71)
Selforganization : portrait of a scientific revolution (1990) (69)
How Many Policy Rooms are There? (2007) (61)
Transgressive Competence (2000) (59)
Re-Thinking Science: Mode 2 in Societal Context*) (2003) (56)
Women in Public Life in Austria (2018) (52)
Engaging with the political imaginaries of science: Near misses and future targets (2014) (49)
Insatiable Curiosity: Innovation in a Fragile Future (2008) (49)
The Need for Socially Robust Knowledge (1999) (49)
Socially distributed knowledge: five spaces for science to meet the public (1993) (48)
Cultures of Technology and the Quest for Innovation (2022) (46)
The Public Nature of Science under Assault: Politics, Markets, Science and the Law (2005) (46)
Social Studies of Science and Technology: Looking Back, Ahead (2003) (38)
Naked Genes: Reinventing the Human in the Molecular Age (2011) (34)
Re-thinking Science: From Reliable Knowledge to Socially Robust Knowledge (2001) (32)
The Changing Nature of Public Science (2005) (31)
Time Structuring and Time Measurement: On the Interrelation Between Timekeepers and Social Time (1975) (31)
‘Organization Studies as Applied Science: The Generation and Use of Academic Knowledge about Organizations’ (2006) (26)
Counter-Movements in the Sciences (1979) (24)
Real science is excellent science – how to interpret post-academic science, Mode 2 and the ERC (2006) (23)
The role of community research policy in the knowledge-based economy: Expert Group Report (2009) (23)
Knowledge for Certainty: Poverty, Welfare Institutions and the Institutionalization of Social Science (1990) (21)
Striking Gold in the 1990s: The Discovery of High-Temperature Superconductivity and Its Impact on the Science System (1992) (21)
High- and Low-Cost Realities for Science and Society (2005) (21)
Experts and Their Expertise: On the Changing Relationship Between Experts and Their Public (1981) (20)
Nineteen eighty-four : science between utopia and dystopia (1984) (20)
A Manifesto for Social Progress (2018) (20)
Joy in Repetition Makes the Future Disappear. A Critical Assessment of the Present State of STS (2003) (19)
The sociology of the sciences (1996) (19)
Science and Utopia: On the Social Ordering of the Future (1984) (18)
Joy in Repetition Makes the Future Disappear (2003) (15)
Towards the fifth Kondratiev upswing: elements of an emerging new growth phase and possible development trajectories Vers la cinquieme phase d'essor Kondratievien: premisses de I'emergence d'une nouvelle phase de croissance et trajectoires de developpement possi bles Der funfte Kondratieffsche Aufsc (2014) (13)
The Quest for Innovation and Cultures of Technology (2006) (13)
Counter-movements in the sciences : the sociology of the alternatives to big science (1979) (13)
Actor-Networks vs. Science as a Self-Organizing System: A Comparative View of Two Constructivist Approaches (1990) (12)
After the Breakthrough: The Emergence of High-Temperature Superconductivity as a Research Field (1997) (12)
A New Branch of Science, Inc. (1993) (12)
Social Aspects of the Nuclear Power Controversy (1976) (11)
The use of typological procedures in qualitative macrosociological studies (1971) (11)
Scientific Purity and Nuclear Danger (1977) (11)
Information and opposition in Austrian nuclear energy policy (1977) (10)
Time to care in tomorrow's welfare systems : the Nordic experience and the Italian case (1986) (10)
Experts in a Participatory Experiment: The Austrian Debate on Nuclear Energy (1982) (10)
Individual Autonomy and Autonomy of Science: The Place of the Individual in the Research System (1990) (10)
Speed - Visions of an Accelerated Age (1998) (9)
A marginal discipline in the making: Austrian sociology in a European context (1993) (9)
In Search Of Usable Knowledge: Utilization Contexts And The Application Of Knowledge (1990) (9)
The Role of the Experts in Developing Public Policy: The Austrian Debate on Nuclear Power (1980) (8)
Science and society. High- and low-cost realities for science and society. (2005) (7)
The radical openness of science and innovation (2015) (7)
Policy: Social-progress panel seeks public comment (2016) (6)
Helga Nowotny: an itinerary between sociology of knowledge and public debate (2009) (6)
Marienthal and After (1983) (6)
The Production of Knowledge beyond the Academy and the Market: A Reply to Dominique Pestre (2000) (6)
Preserve the European Research Council's legacy (2013) (6)
SCIENTIFIC PURITY AND NUCLEAR DANGER The Case of Risk-Assessment (1977) (5)
The Changing Face of Welfare (1987) (5)
The dynamics of innovation: on the multiplicity of the new (1995) (5)
COVID-19 and beyond: a call for action and audacious solidarity to all the citizens and nations, it is humanity’s fight (2020) (4)
Re-discovering friction: all that is solid does not melt in air (1993) (4)
Wish fulfilment and its discontents (2003) (4)
The unfinished agenda of modernization: trends in European sociology (1993) (4)
Science and Its Critics: Reflections on Anti-Science (1979) (4)
Re-Imagining and Re-Legitimising the University - Where Past and Future Imaginaries Meet (2017) (4)
Improving ERC Ethical Standards (2013) (3)
Views from a continent in flux (2019) (3)
Self-Organization: Portrait of a Scientific Revolution. Sociology of the Sciences Yearbook XIV (1993) (3)
An Orderly Mess (2017) (3)
After the breakthrough (1997) (2)
Europe's nuclear debate (1): Austria: a case study (1977) (2)
ERC—the next 10 years (2017) (2)
European Research Momentum (2004) (2)
The consequences of dissent: Sociological reflections on the controversy of the low dose effects (1993) (2)
Selforganization — the Convergence of Ideas An Introduction (1990) (2)
Approximative BCS‐like solution of the eliashberg gap equation (1976) (2)
Social groups: fear of nuclear power and economic interests (1976) (2)
After The Breakthrough: Contents (1997) (1)
Innovation machine on the boil (1999) (1)
The Response of the Legal Order: Final Commentary from a Social Studies of Science Perspective (2005) (1)
The Austrian penal act, 1852 and 1945 as amended to 1965 (1966) (1)
Decisive Day for European Research (2004) (1)
Impact Re-Loaded (2019) (1)
Rediscovering Friction: Not All That Is Solid Melts into Air (2018) (1)
What the European Research Council is looking for in applications (2010) (1)
In AI We Trust: How the COVID-19 Pandemic Pushes us Deeper into Digitalization (2021) (1)
How to Tell a Story in the Sciences: Settings and Lessons (2001) (1)
The Emparassment of Complexity (2017) (1)
Shaping forensic science innovation (2010) (1)
The Beginnings of Scientific Modernity (1987) (1)
It Could Be Otherwise: Social Progress, Technology, and the Social Sciences (2018) (1)
Frontier Research in Europe (2010) (0)
Science Impact Conference Report (2007) (0)
Boltzmann Equation and Scattering Mechanisms (2001) (0)
Abstracts and Keywords (2005) (0)
[Microscopic and roentgenologic studies of aluminum foil]. (1951) (0)
COVID-19 and beyond: a call for action and audacious solidarity to all the citizens and nations, it is humanity’s fight [version 1; peer review: awaiting peer review] (2020) (0)
Are We Alone in the Universe? (2018) (0)
EIT's teething problems (2016) (0)
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innovation uncertainty is inherent in the openness towards the future (2015) (0)
Views from a continent in flux (2019) (0)
A voice for science in Europe (2010) (0)
Book Notes (2001) (0)
After The Breakthrough: Main events in the history of superconductivity before the discovery by Müller and Bednorz (1997) (0)
Fotis Kafatos (1940–2017) (2017) (0)
The Books Forum authors in conversation (2010) (0)
Dare to know, dare to tell, dare to play (2011) (0)
The Public Engagement of Science and Society (2018) (0)
Loss of Biodiversity, Ecology, and Economic Growth (2018) (0)
Social Science Infrastructure: European Union (Resourcing and Funding) (2015) (0)
Chronology of important events in high-temperature superconductivity in the early phase (1997) (0)
12 Questions to (2018) (0)
Digital Humanism: Navigating the Tensions Ahead (2021) (0)
COVID-19 and Beyond: A Call for Action and Audacious Solidarity to All the Citizens and Nations, It Is Humanity’s Fight (2020) (0)
The Compression Of Research Time And The Temporalization Of The Future (2010) (0)
Synthesizing the Future (2011) (0)
After The Breakthrough: Reconfiguring actors and knowledge: the organization of a new research field (1997) (0)
Embracing Uncertainty (2019) (0)
After The Breakthrough: References (1997) (0)
Shaping the Future: Human Technologies of Standardization (2011) (0)
Nowotny : an itinerary between sociology of knowledge and public debate Interview (2016) (0)
Book reviews (1974) (0)
Social science research in a changing world. (1986) (0)
Science Diplomacy in the UK, Russia and Beyond (2018) (0)
SOCIAL SCIENCE AND A RAPIDLY GLOBALIZING WORLD (1998) (0)
After The Breakthrough: The innovation machinery of science: the case of HTS (1997) (0)
A Sustainable Population for the Planet? (2018) (0)
Society and the environment: A Swedish research perspective: Uno Svedin and Britt Hagerhall Aniansson. Kluwer Academic Publishers, Dordrecht, the Netherlands, 1992, 336 pp., ISBN 0 7923 1796 3, [UK pound]67.00 (1994) (0)
Book Reviews (1995) (0)
After The Breakthrough: The context of the discovery (1997) (0)
The sociology of the sciences. Vol. 2 (1996) (0)
The Future as Synthesis (2011) (0)
Contested Futures: Everyday Experience and the Values Discourse (2011) (0)
Not Quite Human: Science and Utopia (1986) (0)
SOCIOLOGY OF THE SCIENCES MONOGRAPHS (1987) (0)
Designing as Working Knowledge (2021) (0)
The Geneticization of Achievement (2011) (0)
THE FUTILITY OF CONTROL (2020) (0)
The Visibility of the Genetic Future (2011) (0)
Science moves into the agora (2005) (0)
COVID-19 and beyond: a call for action and audacious solidarity to all the citizens and nations, it is humanity’s fight [version 1; peer review: 3 approved with reservations] (2021) (0)
CHAPTER 6 – A New Branch of Science, Inc. (1987) (0)
Book Reviews (1992) (0)
Don’t just complain, take the lead! Social Sciences and Humanities must look to integrate into Horizon 2020 targets. (2013) (0)
DESTRUCTION OF MATERIAL THROUGH CAVITATION. INVESTIGATION WITH AN OSCILLATOR INTERNAL REPORT NO. 15 (1962) (0)
After The Breakthrough: Academic research, science policy, and the industrial connection: setting up national high-temperature superconductivity programs (1997) (0)
After The Breakthrough: Introduction: the emergence of a new research field (1997) (0)
Laudatio for Gerald Holton, 1989 Bernal Prize Recipient (1990) (0)
After The Breakthrough: Science and the media: newspapers and their “HTS story” (1997) (0)
Disputed Affiliations: Who Belongs to Whom? (2011) (0)
Unity and Diversity (2004) (0)

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