Publications
2022
Bickerstaff K (2022) ‘Living on with Sellafield: Nuclear infrastructure, slow violence and the politics of quiescence’, Transactions of the Institute of British Geographers https://doi.org/10.1111/tran.12540
Martell, M., Perko, T., Zeleznik, N., Molyneux-Hodgson, S. (2022). Lessons being learned from the Covid-19 pandemic for radiological emergencies and vice versa: report from expert discussions. Journal of Radiological Protection, 42(1), 011518-011518. Abstract. DOI.
2021
Dawney, L. (2021). The multiple temporalities of infrastructure: Atomic cities and the memory of lost futures. Environment and Planning D: Society and Space, 39(3), pp. 405-422.
Dawney, L. (2021). Dramatising deindustrialisation. In W. Price, M. Rhodes II, A. Walker (eds.) Geographies of Post-Industrial Memory, Place, and Heritage, pp. 123-138 London: Routledge.
2020
Dawney, L. (2020). Decommissioned places: Ruins, endurance and care at the end of the first nuclear age. Transactions of the Institute of British Geographers, 45(1): pp. 33-49.
2019
Perko, T., Van Oudheusden, M., Turcanu, C., Pölzl-Viol, C., Oughton, D., Schieber, C., Schneider, T, Zölzer, F., Mays, C., Martell, M.
Van Oudheusden, M. Turcanu, C. & Molyneux-Hodgson, S. (2018). Absent, yet present? Moving with ‘Responsible Research and Innovation’ in radiation protection research. Journal of Responsible Innovation, https://doi.org/10.1080/23299460.2018.1457403.
2017
Dawney, L, Harris O, and Sorensen, T. (2017). Future Worlds: Anticipatory archaeology and the late human legacy. Journal of Contemporary Archaeology, 4(1), pp 107-129.
Dawney, L., 2017. On finding hope beyond progress. In Dawney et al. (eds.) Problems of Hope Lewes: ARN Press.
2016
Dawney, L. and Brigstocke, J. 2016. Into Eternity. In Brigstocke, J and Noorani, T. (eds.) Listening with Non-Human Others, pp 75-84 Lewes: ARN Press.
Hietala, M. (2016). Nuclear disaster news: a case study. Hitchhikers Guide to Nuclear Blog. 25 March.
Molyneux-Hodgson, S. and Hietala, M. (2016). Socio-technical imaginaries of nuclear waste disposal. In: R. Hindmarsh and R. Priestley, eds., The Fukushima Effect: A New Geopolitical Terrain. London: Routledge.
Presentations
2022
December 15: Florian Abraham presents a paper ‘Materialising energy futures through a lens of extraction: conflicting materialities and contingent socio-technical imaginaries’ at the ‘Nuclear Renaissance’ workshop at the University of Basel, Switzerland.
October 11: Susan Molyneux-Hodgson gives a talk ‘Ethical challenges in the AI and medical radiation protection space’ at the ERPW 2022 conference in Estoril, Portugal.
2021
September 9-10: Florian Abraham presents a paper ‘REEs supply, innovation, and new geographical spaces’ at AsSIST-UK 2021 conference.
2019
May 17: Florian Abraham presents a paper “Why Is Uranium So Controversial?” at “Making SPAce: SPA PGR Conference”, Exeter, UK.
2018
December 14: Marika Hietala presents a paper “Safer-than: Making Underground Safety” at “Science in Public”, Cardiff, UK.
September 10-11: Florian Abraham presents a paper at ESRC Seminar Series: Nuclear Futures: re-making socio-technical research agendas.
September 10-11: Marika Hietala presents a paper at ESRC Seminar Series: Nuclear Futures: re-making socio-technical research agendas.
May 10: Florian Abraham presents a paper “Governing uranium mining in Greenland“ at SPA Annual Postgraduate Conference, Exeter, UK.
March 29: Florian Abraham presents a paper “Governing uranium mining in Greenland“ in “SPA PGR Seminar Series”, Exeter, UK.
2017
November 23: Marika Hietala presents a paper “Making Sense of the Deep Future of Radwaste Disposal“ in “SPA PGR Seminar Series”, Exeter, UK.
August 31: Marika Hietala presents a paper “Predicting the Unpredictable: Mapping the Deep Future of Radwaste Disposal” at 4S “STS (In)Sensibilities”, Boston, MA.
March 1: Susan Molyneux-Hodgson a paper “Socio-Technical Studies at the University of Exeter” at a “UK / Ukraine Workshop on Chernobyl Decommissioning”, Sheffield, UK.
2016
September: Marika Hietala gives a talk “Pioneers and Problems: Implementing Geological Disposal of Nuclear Waste” at 4S/EASST “Science and Technology by Other Means – Exploring collectives, spaces and futures”, Barcelona, Spain.
April 21: Susan Molyneux-Hodgson gives a talk “Managing Wastes and Containing Publics” at a workshop “In the wake of Japan’s Nuclear Tsunami: reflections on the nature of disaster in the 21st century” funded by DAIWA Anglo-Japanese Foundation, Sheffield, UK.
April 21: Marika Hietala gives a talk “The effects of Fukushima on Nuclear Waste Management Projects in the UK and Finland” at a workshop “In the wake of Japan’s Nuclear Tsunami: reflections on the nature of disaster in the 21st century” funded by DAIWA Anglo-Japanese Foundation, Sheffield, UK.
January 6-8: Marika Hietala gives a talk “For The Sake of Knowledge: Researching Geological Disposal“ at NGN CDT Winter School, Birmingham, UK.
2015
November: Susan Molyneux-Hodgson gives at talk “Sociological perspectives on scientific practice” at Pacific Northwest Nuclear Laboratories, Hanford, WA, USA.
September: Marika Hietala gives a talk “Nuclear our friend?” at Martinlaakso Secondary School, Vantaa, Finland.
2014
September: Marika Hietala presents a paper “Sociotechnical imaginations of nuclear waste disposal” at EASST “Situating Solidarities: Social Challenges for Science and Technology Studies”, Torún, Poland.
June: Marika Hietala presents a poster “Considering Containment: Deep Geological Disposal as a Matter of Concern” at IGD-TP conference, Manchester, UK.
January: Marika Hietala presents a poster “Decommissioning Cultures: Nuclear Waste Management Practice and Policy in the UK and Finland” at Nuclear FiRST CDT Winter School, Buxton, UK.
Others
2016
Susan Molyneux-Hodgson: Member, ESRC-iUK Innovation Caucus
2015-2016
Susan Molyneux-Hodgson: Member of Independent Oversight Group, Department of Energy and Climate Change to oversee Sciencewise project on public dialogues for community engagement in nuclear waste disposal
2015
Susan Molyneux-Hodgson: Evidence on social aspects of geological waste disposal, peer review on behalf of Radioactive Waste Management.