| Jan 18 | [no talk; introduction to course] | |
| Jan 25 | Patrick Forber(Tufts STS & Philosophy) | Conflict, Convention, and the Origins of Ownership |
| Feb 1 | Christoph Riedl (Northeastern Network Science) | Learning from Mixed Signals |
| Feb 8 | Nick Seaver (Tufts STS & Anthropology) | Avidity and Difference in Algorithmic Recommendation |
| Feb 15 | Alisha Rankin (Tufts STS & History) | Testing Antidotes in Renaissance Europe |
| Feb 22 | Jennifer Hsieh (Harvard Fairbank Center) | “Do you hear that?” Sonic Encroachments and the Techno-Semiotic Ear |
| March 1 | Gili Vidan (Harvard History of Science) | Cryptography and the Politics of Decentralization |
| March 8 | Ricky Crano (Tufts English & STS) | Swipe Life: Neoliberal Epistemology and the Digital Dispositif |
| March 15 | Evan Hepler-Smith (BC History and Science & Tech) | Do Molecules have Politics? |
| March 22 | Spring Break – No Seminar | |
| March 29 | Deirdre Loughridge (Northeastern Music) | Discourses of Nature and Technology in EDM-Pop Music |
| April 5 | Rory Smead (Northeastern Philosophy) | Spite, Inequity Aversion, and Revenge |
| April 12 | Jennifer Light (MIT STS) | Constructing the Sheltered Childhood |
| April 19 | Debbie Weinstein (Brown American Studies) | The Eugenics of War and Peace |
| April 26 | Jess Keiser (Tufts STS & English) | The Pineal Gland: A Comedy in Three Acts |