We took part in the International Seminar on Social Systems, Networks and Complexity. At the seminar, we presented some aspects relating to the socio-material study of temporalities in healthcare.
On 14 September, we took part in the International Seminar on Social Systems, Networks and Complexity, having been invited to give a presentation on the current progress of our research project.
The event provided an opportunity to present elements that guide research into the subtle aspects involved in certain temporal dynamics within healthcare settings, as well as the practices through which they are organised. In particular, the notion of ‘sensitive trajectories’ is developed to highlight the vulnerable and precarious nature of certain temporal formations.
Pictures from the presentation.
The presentation is available on the Seminary’s channel. We have made it available below.
About the International Seminar.
The International Seminar on Social Systems, Networks and Complexity is an interdisciplinary forum that brings together researchers from various institutions around the world to examine contemporary socio-political and cultural dynamics.
The venue hosts exhibitions centred on current research topics. The list of exhibitions can be viewed via this link.