James Inglis (University of St Andrews): Typewriters and female entrepreneurs in Scotland, 1880s to 1920s
Ritaja Mukherjee (Jadavpur University): Adventures of Tintin: Colonial use of technology on Environment and Culture
James Esposito (The Ohio State University): Engineering a Human Torpedo: Admiralty Experimental Diving Unit High Pressure Oxygen Research at the Siebe‐Gorman Company 1942‐1945
Caitlin Fendley (Purdue University): First Contact: The Apollo 11 Astronauts as Explorers, Field Workers, and Test Subjects
Matthew Wiseman (Western University): Defence Research Medical Laboratories: Operational Stress and Military Experiments in Cold War Toronto
Vanessa Heggie (University of Birmingham): Everyday Technologies of Survival: Belonging and Innovation in the Anthropocene
Gemma Cirac‐Claveras (Universitat Pompeu Fabra): Satellite remote sensing in France: From natural resources to the global environment.
Johan Gärdebo (KTH Royal Institute of Technology): Sustaining the Digital Baltic Sea: Swedish Satellite Remote Sensing and Databases for the Baltic States in the post‐Cold War era
James Schwoch (Northwestern University): Earth‐Orbiting Satellites and the Making of the Environment: Radio Spectrum Auctions, Earth‐Exploration Satellite Service, and 24GHz