Wen-Hua Kuo

Coinciding with the day on which EASTS published its first issue with Routledge, March 11 marked the tenth anniversary

Trevor J. Pinch, eminent Science & Technology Studies scholar—a field he was instrumental in founding and...

I have come to the end of my second term as Editor in Chief of East Asian Science, Technology and Society

After nearly 30 months living with Covid, in April 2022 National Yang Ming Chiao Tung University launched a new herbal

This issue opens the year 2022, the sixteenth year since EASTS’ birth and the third of living with the Covid virus and

Having first broken out in early 2020, by the time this issue is published the Covid pandemic will have entered...

Established in 1985, The Institute of Science, Technology and Society at Tsinghua University was the first of its kind

Despite Covid not yet being fully under control, East Asian STS scholars have gradually resumed their regular activities

In the evening of 7 May 2021 (EST), over one hundred scholars around the world–many of them East Asian–gathered in...

On 11 March 2019, Nanyang Technological University launched a new initiative to respond to the so-called...

We’re excited to be able to welcome our new publishing partner, Routledge, of Taylor & Francis Group (T&F)

Curated by renowned STS scholar and EASTS editor Bruno Latour and his colleague Martin Guinard, the Taipei Biennial 2020

This issue is “new” in two senses. It opens what we might call the “new normal” after a year since the COVID outbreak.

This issue will see out the first year of our partnership with Routledge, which has been full of excitement...

Having first broken out in early 2020, by the time this issue is published the Covid pandemic will have entered its...

Despite Covid not yet being fully under control, East Asian STS scholars have gradually resumed their regular...

Just like other academic fields, STS respects language. This is especially so in East Asia, where English has long...

This issue will see off the year 2017, the first year of EASTS's second decade and the first full year I have served...

As an expanding community and a field that keeps attracting scholars from various disciplines, STS seems to have been...

Unlike new journals, many of which are electronic only or open access, EASTS reads in the old-fashioned way. While...

This issue sees off three years of my serving, from 2016 to 2018, as editor-in-chief of EASTS. As I did when I...

We are delighted to formally introduce our editorial board for 2019 to 2021. As some of you may know, as soon as the...

Writing this note in the midst of a trade war between China and the United States, I cannot help but think of China...

This issue sees out 2019, the first year of EASTS’s inclusion in the Arts and Humanities and Social Science Citation...

While curating the material for this issue, I found myself unable to avoid one particularly tough situation that goes...

Following the announcement by the WHO in March 2020 of the COVID-19 pandemic, the virus seems have created a...

On 11 March 2019, Nanyang Technological University launched a new initiative to respond to the so-called ’fourth...

We’re excited to be able to welcome our new publishing partner, Routledge, of Taylor & Francis Group (T&F), who are...

This issue is “new” in two senses. It opens what we might call the “new normal” after a year since the COVID outbreak...

EASTS first reported the decision to dissolve the STS Institute at Tsinghua University, China, in our issue that...

Coinciding with the day on which EASTS published its first issue with Routledge, March 11 marke,d the tenth...

In the evening of 7 May 2021 (EST), over one hundred scholars around the world–many of them East Asian–gathered in...

This paper analyzes Taiwan's engagement with the standardization of pharmaceutical clinical trials at the turn of...

Culturally bound and socially contested, race has been debated by humanities and social science scholars over the...

EASTS has recently undergone a smooth transition in its editorship. After her three-year term as editor in chief came...

Let me first remind readers of Professor Chia-Ling Wu's farewell remarks in our previous issue (10, no. 3); they end wit

With neither intention nor planning, this issue has nevertheless emerged as one on differentiating and...