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@RogerSoraa

Dr of Science & Tech. . Researching , at . Editor . & 🇳🇴🏳️‍🌈

Trondheim, Norway
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Joined September 2016
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    Jan 18

    Just picked up the book I wrote with designed by published by and it looks AMAZING! I’m so fortunate to have worked with such a great team and hope that you’ll enjoy reading our !

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  2. Mar 1

    Read our newly published article “The social dimension of domesticating technology: Interactions between older adults, caregivers, and robots in the home" published in Technological Forecasting and Social Change by

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  3. Feb 27

    3/3 For those who don't see what the big deal is, imagine always having to correct people, especially in medical settings it's important that personal data is correct. Should I instead say "a member of my household" or "a good friend" for it to not be confusing? What a toothache.

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  4. Feb 27

    2/3 Of course we can think of it a bit humorously, and as minorities, we are often assumed to be part of the straight "normalized" majority. 1 honest mistake is fine, but 5? I thought and would be a bit more inclusive for people.

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  5. Feb 27

    1/3 Called the dentist today for my partner and had to explain at least 5 times that no, my partner was not a woman, but a man... The receptionist was blown out of her mind and kept referring to "my wife"😐. I then had to describe the size of a tooth (er..like a..fly?)

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  6. Feb 25

    Read Latour's (2017) "Down to Earth: Politics in the New Climatic Regime" which provides an interesting provocation through the concept "Terrestrial" (Earthbound) as a new political actor, landing somewhere else than "nature/society", or politically "left/right." 9/.

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  7. Feb 25

    What a great podcast on the newest publication on our collaborative research between and !

    In this podcast, I talk about a recent contribution we did with and called: A little told me your : Gender inferences in social media:
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  8. Feb 25

    I often have this exact issue – and do a whole lot of unpaid labor with presentations (30 min lecture = 8h preparation if good quality)... Can’t take it from work hours, so it steals time from my weekends. I wish upfront honorariums were more common, easier to say yes/no then.

    Any tips on how to politely respond to presentation/invited lecture requests when you don't really want to do it, but would consider it if it was ok/well paid?
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    Feb 24

    Literature Review at PhD-level course offered 16 June 2021 with myself and Rune J. Krumsvik

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  10. Feb 24

    Read the informative book "Situating everyday life" by Pink (2012) who argues that we need to account for how practices intersect with other processes and things—seeing the relationship between body, mind, materiality, and sensory environments. 8/.

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  11. Feb 24

    Such fascinating discussions in our "Caring futures" project – is morality pre-inscribed and are we just declining due to society's influence?

    Getting ready for our reading group this morning! We'll be discussing Zygmunt Bauman's sociology of morality and social ethics
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  12. Feb 22

    Me: "It's so nice to read a scholarly book before sleep, then I can dream about the theories and epistemologies." My partner: "You woke up screaming during the night, what on earth did you dream about!?" My search history: "Are scallops fish+Callon+ANT" ...-dreams😬

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  13. Feb 22

    Just finished "digitalSTS: A Field Guide for Science & Technology Studies." Some compelling contributions and fascinating ethnographies (I particularly enjoyed 's study of favelas and technology divides). Wish the book provided more "guidance" though! 7/.

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  14. Feb 20

    I'm fascinated by entrepreneurship in the car industry, but also how gendered innovation works as a practice and as a structural, material problem. I recommend not seeing the trailer, but just jumping into this to avoid spoilers. Happy watching!

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  15. Feb 20

    Weekend movie recommendation! Interested in , , , , , , and, were you fascinated by ? Then look no further, I've found the documentary for you! "The Lady and the Dale: Official Trailer"

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  16. Feb 18

    Had a fun time presenting my research at 's course on "Law and Artificial Intelligence," great discussions with students (all with cameras on, asking questions, wonderful digital learning environment!)

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  17. Feb 18

    Our new article on the impact of & was just published! "A little bird told me your gender: Gender inferences in ." Published in the journal Information Processing & Management. Happy readings, , .

    Just baked! Wanna know more about the impacts of ? Check our piece "A little bird told me your gender: Gender inferences in " with and from the
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  18. Feb 16

    Highly relatable.

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    This is me, and so many academics I know 😬😩😅 (credit )
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  19. Feb 16

    Had my first for students during the today, and I must say it's strange having a hundred blank screen-faces staring back at you, not knowing if anyone is listening or not. And then you start answering yourself to keep it going.🙃

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  20. Feb 15

    5/x: d)Encourage critical discussions of books in labs, projects, research groups, in order to create a culture of reading. I wish you happy readings in 2021, and I'm tremendously glad to discuss these 17 books or future readings with other bookworms!📚

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  21. Feb 15

    4/5: a) Read an hour a day (for me it's before bedtime), which takes me through 1 book a week. b) Start/join a book club where you can discuss your readings (which helps you understand and remember the content). c) Lend books to your friends, give books as presents.

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