64 Black patients may have lost a chance at a kidney transplant because of an algorithm that treats Black patients differently from whites. wired.trib.al/vIqMqwh (From 2020)

Glad to see that our article with Mohammed Cheded exploring touch in a digital realm has now been published in the Fifty Four Degrees magazine of Lancaster University Management School Lancaster University LUMS Marketing Centre for Consumption Insights You can read it here: lancaster.ac.uk/lums/business/…

Thanks for having me ETHOS and for all the useful feedback

Excited to have you for what promises to be a fascinating talk!!

Thought provoking talk from Susi Geiger on collective good and the COVID-19 vaccination - for the seminar series of the Organisation, Work and Technology department at Lancaster University Management School

Thank you Carl and Mohammed Cheded for the fantastic presentations this week at our hybrid ETHOS meeting! Very inspiring research on disruptive dialectics of early career researchers and on social movement narratives around breast cancer. Good luck with the papers!🤞🤞

University bosses need to stop pretending they can't afford to pay staff properly The sector is awash with money They are forcing us onto picket lines #OneOfUsAllOfUs

I’m happy for all of you getting booster shots. Truly. But as of yesterday only 633,344 Malawians are fully vaccinated. Out of 18 million citizens. We are entering the fourth wave with omricon spreading. This is an injustice. #VaccineApartheid

Best news to kick off the final week of an awful term... Our paper with Chihling Liu on(un)becoming a crossdresser is published online in Marketing Theory Marketing Theory doi.org/10.1177/147059…

Mood for this year😂

Good news: Our book volume "Healthcare Activism: Markets, Morals, and the Collective Good" is now available as an audio edition. I have a few free codes for the book to give away, please DM me if the audio version helps you access this book! MISFIRES-ERC

Très fier de la publication d'un docu BD avec Fabien Roché, Marlène Benquet et moi-même dans La Revue Dessinée de juin! "La finance sauvage" porte sur l'histoire des liens entre droite eurosceptique et secteurs financiers au Royaume-Uni...

Week 7 and chapter 7 already in our reviews for Oxford Academic #Healthcare #Activism! In this chapter, Mohammed Cheded and Gillian Hopkinson analyse the narratives and counternarratives in the #Breastcancer movement, pre-, peri- and post-illness. 1/4

Book publication pending 🎉 Transhumanisms and Biotechnologies in Consumer Society Jennifer Takhar, Rika Houston, Nik Dholakia Available for pre-order on November 7, 2022 #Transhumanism #Genetics #Healthconsumption routledge.com/Transhumanisms…

Academics: If you’re invited to speak about decolonisation and aren’t already familiar/working with decolonisation literatures/movements and/or actively supporting anti-colonial movements, you’re taking the place of someone who is and this is a form of coloniality in the academy.

Next Thursday 10th Nov Gregson Centre, we will explore touch and contact through a dance and movement workshop with the incredible Joshua Hubbard Now that's a fun way to translate theory and disseminate research. Open to all! Register below

Tonight - with Mohammed Cheded LUMS Marketing Lancaster University Management School Alex Skandalis a novel way to share thoughts and findings on post-pandemic life - come along ready to #dance Gregson Centre #Lancaster #ESRCFestival Economic and Social Research Council

Delighted to see our paper with @NiallRCurry, Alan Gilchrist & Gillian Hopkinson published in @orgjournal Part of a fab special issue on 'Online Identities' - thanks for the SI editors and anonymous reviewers for such a constructive review process