iiinova — where your digital self keeps evolving

Joonha Jeon @realjoonha.bsky.social · 29/09/2026

A news piece on a nice work by @amnapottarath.bsky.social, which the preprint can be found from below: osf.io/2wq3b One question and one speculation follows:

osf.io

OSF

111

Joonha Jeon @realjoonha.bsky.social · 20/09/2026

My reflection on the dumbest moment of 2026. I was supposed to be in Paris last Tue for the tribute workshop of Callon, but wasn't. Still managed to make good use of my time by focusing on his work, but also hoping some could share their summaries..! tinkering-research.pikapod.net/my-dumbest-m...

tinkering-research.pikapod.net

My Dumbest Moment of 2026 (+ and my personal tribute to Michel Callon)

I was supposed to be in Paris this Tuesday, but ended up just reading his book in Leiden.

000

Reposted by Joonha Jeon

Alexander Schniedermann @aschniedermann.bsky.social · 12/06/2026

#PhDone What a day and what a great way to celebrate the end of my long journey. Many thanks to everyone who was part of this journey! I still have to process everything. #Dissertation @academic-chatter.bsky.social #AcademicLife #AcademicChatter @cwts.nl @unileiden.bsky.social #DZHW

2143

Reposted by Joonha Jeon

Data & Society @datasociety.bsky.social · 28/05/2026

Y2K showed that choices in computer design ultimately had implications for everyone. Today we can draw a clear parallel to AI: as the technology becomes intertwined with critical infrastructure, even those who swear off AI are becoming reliant it. just-tech.ssrc.org/articles/new...

just-tech.ssrc.org

New Initials, Old Issues: How Remembering Y2K Can Help Us Think about AI

A quarter of a century later, the year 2000 problem, also known as Y2K, may help us better understand our technology concerns. Historian Zachary Loeb explains the circumstances around Y2K and how the ...

084

Joonha Jeon @realjoonha.bsky.social · 26/05/2026

A really, really late post on the #STS-NL conference that took place last month, but about the experience I'm still pondering over: When the noise of the world gets too loud, can researchers really just "keep calm and carry on"? #stsnl #stsnl2026 tinkering-research.pikapod.net/sts-nl-2026-...

tinkering-research.pikapod.net

Can We Really Just "Keep Calm and Carry On"? (STS NL 2026)

When the noise of the world gets too loud, can researchers really just "keep calm and carry on"? Thoughts from STS-NL on academic responsibility, personal reflection on my uncomfortable preference sit...

010

Joonha Jeon @realjoonha.bsky.social · 07/03/2026

May 4th be with you :) And yes, I'll definitely be there!

031

Joonha Jeon @realjoonha.bsky.social · 24/02/2026

My first piece on Leiden Madtrics comes out from a triple joy: 1. Joy of reading a thought-provoking book and listening to the presentation from @samuelmoore.org 2. Joy of discussing with others who actually care the research commons 3. Joy of writing together with Tanya, a PhD colleague at CWTS

186

Joonha Jeon @realjoonha.bsky.social · 03/02/2026

I'll be serving as a discussant for the seminar (hybrid) this Friday and excited to share my thoughts on coerced or captured AI adoption in academia! Though my comment will be short, looking forward other's thoughts on the topic (find links for the open letter and the position paper in below page).

020

Reposted by Joonha Jeon

CWTS | Leiden University @cwts.nl · 07/01/2026

📣 First research seminar of 2026! @samuelmoore.org, scholarly communication specialist at Cambridge University Library, will give a talk on 'Publishing beyond the market'. 🎧 Make sure to join! 📅 Friday, 16/1/2025 | 3:00-4:15 PM (CET) 📌 Online & at CWTS www.universiteitleiden.nl/en/events/20...

universiteitleiden.nl

Publishing beyond the market

This talk will outline the argument in my new book Publishing Beyond the Market: Open Access, Care, and the Commons (University of Michigan Press, 2025). The book explores the evolution of the open ac...

064