The Cleveland Meeting, 3-5 November 2011

Annual Meeting Sessions Opening Plenary: Dealing with Disasters: Perspectives on Fukushima from the History and Social Studies of Science and Technology (co-sponsored by SHOT, HSS, and 4S) Chair: Yuko Fujigaki, University of Tokyo, Japan Panelists: Spencer Weart, American Institute of Physics (HSS); Gabrielle Hecht, University of Michigan (SHOT); Hugh Gusterson, George Mason University (4S) Science, Technology and Development Roundtable (sponsored by the international outreach committee) Organizers: Harro Maat,Wageningen University, Netherlands; Rob Hagendijk, University of Amsterdam, Netherlands Chair: Rob Hagendijk, University of Amsterdam, Netherlands Commentators:Wiebe Bijker, University of Maastricht, Netherlands; Sheila Jasanoff, Harvard University Participants: Annapurna Mamidipudi, University of Maastricht, Netherlands; Matthew Harsh, Arizona State University; Ivan da Costa Marques, Federal University of Rio di Janeiro, Brazil Beyond the Science-Technology Relationship (co-sponsored by HSS) Organizer: Eric Schatzberg, University of Wisconsin-Madison Chair and Commentator: W. Patrick McCray, University of California, Santa Barbara Papers: "German Roots of the Science-Technology Debate," Eric Schatzberg, University of Wisconsin-Madison; "The Natural History of Industry: Revisiting the Question of Chemical 'Science' and Industry during the Second Half of the Long Eighteenth Century," Lissa Roberts, University of Twente, Netherlands; "The Origins of Pure and Applied Science in Gilded Age America," Paul Lucier, University of Rhode Island Mobilizing Media Chair and Commentator: Jonathan Coopersmith, Texas A&M University Papers: "The Revolution Will Be Televised: The IRT Antú and the Chilean Road to Socialism," Michael Lemon, Indiana University; "Cultural Stereo- Types: The Rise and Fall of the Ghetto Blaster, 1975-2000," Richard L. Perry, Elon University; "Dissident Visions through Technological Use: Radio and Television Solidarity in Poland, 1982-1989," Carmen V. Krol, Cornell University Constructions of Gender Chair and Commentator: Amy Bix, Iowa State University Papers: "Phrenology as Technology: Mapping the Gendered Mind in Nineteenth- Century America," Carla Bittel, Loyola Marymount University; "Air Fashions of U.S.Women Aviators between the World Wars," Barbara Ganson, Florida Atlantic University and International Women's Air and Space Museum; "'Masculinity in a Spray Can': Deodorant and the Cure for Effeminacy in the US," Cari Casteel, Auburn Univ