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PUBLICATIONS

  • Schönbauer, S. (2024 forthcoming). How to Care for Marine Plastic Litter. Global TA and Care. TATuP Journal.

  • Schönbauer, S. and Pöchhacker, N. (2025 forthcoming). Situating Reflexivity: Coming home to STS. In: Davies, S. et al. (eds.): Revisiting Reflexivity: Liveable Worlds in Research and Beyond. Bristol University Press.

  • Schönbauer, S. (2024). Environmental Engagements: Marine Scientists Care for Environmental Changes. Minerva. 1-21. https://doi.org/10.1007/s11024-024-09538-y.

  • Schönbauer, S. (2022). Editorial on Waste. EASST Review.

  • Schönbauer, S., & Müller, R. (2021). A Risky Object? How Microplastics Are Represented in the German Media. Science Communication, 43(5), 543-569.

  • Schönbauer, S. (2021) A passion for science. Addressing the role of emotions in identities of life scientists. In: Kastenhofer, K./ Molyneux-Hodgson, S. (eds.): Communities and Identities in Contemporary Technosciences. Social Science Yearbook. Dordrecht: Springer.

  • Müller, R., & Schönbauer, S. M. (2020). Zero Waste––Zero Justice?. Engaging Science, Technology, and Society, 6, 416-420.

  • Schönbauer, S. (2020) ‘From bench to stage’ How life scientists’ leisure groups build collective self-care. Science as Culture.

  • Müller, R., Schönbauer, S., Decker, T., et al. (2020): Plastik in der Umwelt: Sozialwissenschaftliche Perspektiven. Diskussionspapier, URL: https://bmbf-plastik.de/de/publikation/diskussionspapier_qst4

  • Schönbauer, S. und Bergmann, S. (2019) Microplastics by other means? How microplastics can be a tool for inter/trans-disciplinary engagement. Marine Coastal Cultures. https://marinecoastalcultures.com/2019/06/12/microplastics-by-other-means-how-microplastics-can-be-a-tool-for-inter-trans-disciplinary-engagement/#more-388

  • Schönbauer, S. (2019) „At least a little bit of stability. How scientists do identity work in contemporary life sciences”. Doctoral thesis. University of Vienna.

  • Schönbauer, S. and Attenborough, R. (2018) Scientific identities: how to re-engage with identity and its politics. EASST review.

  • Schönbauer, S. (2019) We Are Standing Together in Front. How Scientists and Research Groups Form Identities in the Life Sciences. Published online first in Science & Technology Studies. 32(1): 60-80.

  • Schönbauer, S. (forthcoming) A passion for science. Addressing the role of emotions in identities of life scientists. In: Kastenhofer, K./ Molyneux-Hodgson, S. (eds.): Communities and Identities in Contemporary Technosciences. Social Science Yearbook. Dordrecht: Springer.

  • Schönbauer, S. (2017) How biologists „meet“. In: Jonas, M./Lassnigg, L./Littig, B./Wroblewski, A. (eds): Practice theories and their methodology. Reflecting on research practices. Dordrecht: Springer.

  • Schönbauer, S. (2011) Illuminating the functional role of PTPA via knock down analyses and determination of its subcellular localization. Diploma thesis. University of Vienna.

TUM School of Social Science and Humanities / STS Department

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