Bruno Latour, known as the most famous French philosopher and one of the most cited social scientists in the world, passed away last year. As Bruno himself was joking in his final interview, “librarians of the world are often frustrated with placing my books... they can be found in law, history, philosophy, sociology and even tourism and leisure sections". It is not easy to find a research area in current social sciences that was not influenced by Latour’s work.

On 7 February from 10-3 pm AEST ANU social researchers influenced by his writings will meet. Among those who will share their memories and discuss the influence of Latour’s work on their research will be Postdoctoral Fellow Dan Santos (Centre for the Public Awareness of Science (CPAS)); Professor Celia Roberts (School of Sociology); Professor Sujatha Raman (CPAS) and Professor Adrian Mackenzie (School of Sociology). 

The meeting will be held in a hybrid format, in-person in the Green Couch Room, Peter Baume Building at ANU and online Zoom. If you are attending online, please reach out to the Event Lead, Dr Dan Santos for further instructions.