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  Qualitative exploration of the medical learner's journey into correctional health care at an academic medical center and its implications for medical education 

  Hashmi, Ahmar H.; Bennett, Alina M.; Tajuddin, Nadeem N.; Hester, Rebecca; Glenn, Jason E. (2020-10-19)

  Correctional systems in several U.S. states have entered into partnerships with academic medical centers (AMCs) to provide healthcare for persons who are incarcerated. One AMC specializing in the care of incarcerated ...
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  A Successful Experiment in Participatory Science for Promoting Change in a French Industrial Region 

  Allen, Barbara L. (Society for Social Studies of Science, 2017)

  The author and her team worked with the residents in an industrial area in France to produce a participatory epidemiological study about their health. The final report, drafted with input from the citizens, attracted the ...
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  Making effective participatory environmental health science through collaborative data analysis 

  Allen, Barbara L. (Manchester University Press, 2020-07-14)
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  Cost-Effectiveness of Risk-Stratified Colorectal Cancer Screening Based on Polygenic Risk: Current Status and Future Potential 

  Naber, Steffie K.; Kundu, Suman; Kuntz, Karen M.; Dotson, W. David; Williams, Marc S.; Zauber, Ann G.; Calonge, Ned; Zallen, Doris T.; Ganiats, Theodore G.; Webber, Elizabeth M.; Goddard, Katrina A. B.; Henrikson, Nora B.; van Ballegooijen, Marjolein; Janssens, A. Cecile J. W.; Lansdorp-Vogelaar, Iris (2020-02)

  Background: Although uniform colonoscopy screening reduces colorectal cancer (CRC) mortality, risk-based screening may be more efficient. We investigated whether CRC screening based on polygenic risk is a cost-effective ...
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  Transmobility: Possibilities in Cyborg (Cripborg) Bodies 

  Nelson, Mallory Kay; Shew, Ashley; Stevens, Bethany

  This creative, experimental contribution blends written words and sketches depicting our crip bodies engaging with various mobility technologies, including crutches, walkers, prosthetic limbs, and manual and power wheelchairs. ...
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  Collaborative Workshops for Community Meaning-Making and Data Analyses: How Focus Groups Strengthen Data by Enhancing Understanding and Promoting Use 

  Allen, Barbara L.; Lees, Johanna; Cohen, Alison K.; Jeanjean, Maxime (MDPI, 2019-09-11)

  Community-based participatory research is a growing approach, but often includes higher levels of community engagement in the research design and data collection stages than in the data interpretation stage. Involving study ...
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  Does America Need More Innovators? 

  Wisnioski, Matthew; Hintz, Eric S.; Kleine, Marie Stettler (MIT Press, 2019-04)

  Corporate executives, politicians, and school board leaders agree—Americans must innovate. Innovation experts fuel this demand with books and services that instruct aspiring innovators in best practices, personal habits, ...
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  New Technology for a New Nation: Building an Internet Culture in Estonia 

  Abbate, Janet (1999)

  As in many areas of the history of technology, studies of the Internet are still largely limited to the United States and other established capitalist democracies. More research is needed on how such technologies are ...
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  Remaking the Innovator Imperative 

  Wisnioski, Matthew; Hintz, Eric S.; Kleine, Marie Stettler (The MIT Press, 2019)

  “Remaking the Innovator Imperative” is Chapter 19 of the edited volume Does America Need More Innovators? (The MIT Press, 2019).
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  The Innovator Imperative 

  Wisnioski, Matthew (The MIT Press, 2019)

  “The Innovator Imperative” is Chapter 1 of the edited volume Does America Need More Innovators? (The MIT Press, 2019).
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  Make Maintainers: Engineering Education and an Ethics of Care 

  Russell, Andrew L.; Vinsel, Lee (The MIT Press, 2019)

  “Make Maintainers: Engineering Education and an Ethics of Care” is Chapter 13 of the edited volume Does America Need More Innovators? (The MIT Press, 2019).
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  Code Switch: Rethinking Computer Expertise as Empowerment 

  Abbate, Janet E. (Virginia Tech, 2016-05-06)

  Claims that technical mastery of computing and new media will provide a route to economic success for oppressed groups have become ubiquitous in American public discourse. From commercial enterprises like Codecademy, to ...
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  Good to Think With: Educational Visions and the Materiality of Computing 

  Abbate, Janet E. (2015-10-09)
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  Strongly Participatory Science and Knowledge Justice in an Environmentally Contested Region 

  Allen, Barbara L. (Sage, 2018)

  This article draws insights from a case study examining unanswered health questions of residents in two polluted towns in an industrial region in southern France. A participatory health study, as conducted by the author, ...
• Up-Standing Norms, Technology, and Disability 

  Heflin, Ashley Shew (2016-05-13)

  Presentation as part of a panel on Discrimination and Technology at IEEE Ethics 2016
• WE CAN REBUILD YOU: disabled bodies in technological imagination 

  Heflin, Ashley Shew (2016-02-04)

  Invited Talk at Old Dominion University
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  Epistemic Burdens and the Value of Ignorance 

  Olson, P. (2015-12-13)
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  Custody of the corpse: controlling alkaline hydrolysis in US death care markets 

  Olson, P. R. (Routledge, 2016-02-14)
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  Review essay: Killer Apps and Technomyths 

  Abbate, Janet E. (Historical Studies In The Natural Sciences, 2013-02-01)
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  Rediscovering the King of Woodpeckers: Exploring the Implications 

  Walters, J. R.; Crist, E. L. (Resilience Alliance, 2005-12)

  The Ivory-billed Woodpecker has long held a special place in the psyche of North American conservation, eliciting unusually colorful prose, even from scientists, as an icon of the wild. The reverence in which it was held ...

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