Publications – Stephanie Beth Jordan

Implants and Injections: Long-Lived Integrations with the Organic. Android, Assembled.

Jang, D. and Jordan, S.B. (2025). Implants and Injections: Long-Lived Integrations with the Organic. Ed. Jamie Banks. Android, Assembled: The Implicit and Explicit Anatomy of Social Robots. Social robots redefine humanity. Indeed, the category of human beings who can enjoy human rights has been defined differently by times, cultures, and hegemonies (Harvey, 1994). Now, social…

Coalition Science: Bridging Imaginaries Between Collocated Communities in the Polar Oceans. Feminist Encounters.

Jordan, S.B. and Leiberman, J.L. (2025) Coalition Science: Bridging Imaginaries Between Collocated Communities in the Polar Oceans. Feminist Encounters. ABSTRACT Analysing ethnographic data from observations and interviews with polar scientists, this article builds on feminist techno-science, queer ecologies, and indigenous Science and Technology Studies (STS) to offer urgent critiques and useable techniques for creating more…

Imagining Computing Futures and Mitigating Algorithmic Harm: Conversations Between Artistic Disciplines and Computing. CSCW ’24.

Angela Schöpke-Gonzalez, Justin Wyss-Gallifent, Charli Brissey, Steph Jordan, Libby Hemphill. (2024). Imagining Computing Futures and Mitigating Algorithmic Harm:Conversations Between Artistic Disciplines and Computing. CSCW Companion 2024: 672-674. Available online at https://dl.acm.org/doi/pdf/10.1145/3678884.3687140 ABSTRACTThis SIG invites interdisciplinary researchers in ethics, computing,and the arts; data professionals; and arts practitioners into a col-lective reflection on how these disciplines can…

Social Considerations for Successful Long-Lived Missions. NASA.

Vertesi, J, Bietz, M., Cohn, M., Jordan, S.B., and Reinecke, D. (2024). SocialConsiderations for Successful Long-Lived Missions. Triton and Pluto: The long lost twins ofactive worlds. AAS-IOP/NASA Triton Pluto. 1.1 IntroductionForty years of Voyager, twenty years of Cassini, ten years of Curiosity, and a decade-longcruise for New Horizons to reach its primary target. With the…

Assessing Sexual Harassment Policy Communication and Impact at Sea. White paper.

Conway, F., Jordan, S., Shroyer, E., Winters, J. (2023). Assessing Sexual Harassment Policy Communication and Impact at Sea. University-National Oceanographic Laboratory System. Available online at https://ir.library.oregonstate.edu/concern/defaults/rr172562q

A Conversation on Refusal. Refuse Journal.

Jordan, S.B., Hoffman, A.L., Garcia, P., asad, m. and Smirnov, N. (2022). Essay. A Conversation on Refusal. Refuse: A Journal of Iconoclasms. Available online at https://refusejournal.com/a-conversation-on-refusal/ This panel was built in parallel with the building of the Labor Tech Research Network as a501(c)3 nonprofit. So congratulations to all of us! And congratulations to Winnie Poster…

The Net Work: Amanda Thackray’s Quasi-Fictional Water Worlds. NJCU.

Jordan, S.B. (2021). The Net Work: Amanda Thackray’s Quasi-Fictional Water Worlds. Surface Tension, NJCU. Featured essay in artists’ catalog of Amanda Thackray’s work, Surface Tension. More info here .

Structure and Fluidity: An Exercise in Human Intervention in the Sea. Rejoinder.

Jordan, S.B and Thackray, A.J. (2021). Structure and Fluidity: An Exercise in Human Intervention in the Sea. Ed. Sarah Tobias. Rejoinder, 6. The following is an excerpt from an ongoing experimental artistic practice in service of new thinking around water, climate crisis and safer futures, where environmental, social and design justice are inextricably bound. Focusing…

Recipes for Technoutopia: On Hospitality and Infrastructure as Experimental Performance. Handbook on Art, Science and Technology Studies.

Jordan, S.B. Recipes for Technoutopia: On Hospitality, Hope and Infrastructure as Experimental Performance. Rogers, Halpern, Hannah, de Ridder-Vignone (Eds.) Handbook of Art, Science and Technology. Routledge Press. (in press). Presented at the 2019 Annual Meeting for the Society of the Social Study of Science (4S) in New Orleans, September 2019. invited presenter at the University…

Technoscience in the Era of #metoo and the Science March. Journal of Science Communication, 2019.

Steinhardt, S. (2019). ‘Technoscience in the era of #MeToo and the science march’. JCOM 18 (04), C03. https://doi.org/10.22323/2.18040303. Feminist technoscience theory offers perspectives for science communication that both question common narratives and suggests new narratives. These perspectives emphasize issues of ethics and care often missing from science communication. They focus on questions of what is…