This project investigates the effects of the Covid-19 containment measures in several countries in Africa, Asia and North America.

Based on the increasing use of civil drones, this project examines new spatial formats that emerge through the development, testing and translation of new technical infrastructures in Africa.

This project inquires into genomics and precision medicine in Asia. Gene banks collect, decode and store samples and data of DNA, and are thus key to conducting genomic research and to developing precision medicine.

This project investigates on the practice of medical and natural sciences in Eastern Africa. It mainly focuses on relations between fieldworkers and their fields in different settings.

This project asks how lay people come to know and trust scientific evidence of otherwise unobservable toxicity and translate this knowledge into quests for accountability.

This project examines the cultural, normative and political inscriptions of assistive devices for disabled bodies being more than technical replacements for the body.

This project explores how reflection on and labor over the toxic have come to define both ethical subjects and emergent objects of knowledge and practice in East Africa.

This project follows emerging forms of humanitarian design to inquire into the ethics and politics of interventions that seek to do good by saving lives.

This project investigates venture investment in humanitarian aid financing. It looks at value and risk mediations in humanitarian data and financing mechanisms as anticipatory and speculative technologies of care.

This project examines how the efficacy of pre-exposure prophylaxis for HIV in trials has been proven and translated into African sites of implementation.

This project investigates technologies for controlling mosquito-borne diseases as a window into science and public health policies in Brazil.