Maria Rentetzi is one of a handful of scholars working at the intersection of science and technology studies, nuclear diplomacy, and gender. Her research focuses on two intertwined areas of inquiry: the investigation of the politically and historically situated character of technoscience and the critical examination of gender as a major analytic category in technoscientific endeavors. She joined FAU in January Rentetzi has been trained as a physicist at the Aristotelian University of Thessaloniki, Greece.
Through her ERC project, she currently leads the development of a new strand of research: Diplomatic Studies of Science. Bauer and M. She has also curated Notes on Oriental Tobacco , a museum exhibition on tobacco technologies and gender practices in processing tobacco in early twentieth-century Greece.
She is currently working on a book called The Gender of Things co-edited with Aida Bosch about the ways epistemic and technological objects become gendered. Opitz and Banu Subramanian. Skip navigation Skip to navigation Skip to the bottom Simulate organization breadcrumb open Simulate organization breadcrumb close.
Home about Prof. Maria Rentetzi. Alper Yurttas Ariadne Papageorgiou M. Aske Nielsen Dr. Donatella Germanese Dr. Kapil Patil Dr. Maria Rentetzi Prof. Alexandros-Andreas Kyrtsis Prof. George Vlahakis Prof. Maria Rentetzi Biographical Note Maria Rentetzi is one of a handful of scholars working at the intersection of science and technology studies, nuclear diplomacy, and gender. Research Interests science, technology and gender studies diplomatic studies of science history and sociology of modern physical sciences history of radiation protection history of tobacco.
Books Rentetzi, Maria, ed. New York: Routledge, Pittsburgh: University of Pittsburgh Press, Boxes: A Field Guide. Manchester: Mattering Press, Rentetzi, Maria, and Spiros Flevaris. Tobacco: Notes on Oriental Tobacco. Exhibition catalogue. Athens: Benaki Museum, [in Greek]. Rentetzi, Maria, ed. The Gender of Technology and the Technology of Gender.
