Undone Computer Science

We are happy to announce that the special issue Philosophia Scientiæ 30(2): Undone Computer Science has now appeared in print (Éditions Kimé, Paris) and online by OpenEditions (doi.org/10.4000/16959). Guest editors: Chantal Enguehard, Guillaume Munch-Maccagnoni and Alberto Naibo. Contents ⤵️

5. Felienne Hermans How The Social Construction of Disciplinary Boundaries and Disciplinary Hierarchies Shapes What Computer Science Gets Done (doi.org/10.4000/16956) ⤵️

We are happy to announce that the special issue Philosophia Scientiæ 30(2): Undone Computer Science has now appeared in print (Éditions Kimé, Paris) and online by OpenEditions (doi.org/10.4000/16959). Guest editors: Chantal Enguehard, Guillaume Munch-Maccagnoni and Alberto Naibo. Contents ⤵️

3. Sophie Quinton and Jean-Bernard Stefani Conviviality for Digital Degrowth (doi.org/10.4000/16954) ⤵️

We are happy to announce that the special issue Philosophia Scientiæ 30(2): Undone Computer Science has now appeared in print (Éditions Kimé, Paris) and online by OpenEditions (doi.org/10.4000/16959). Guest editors: Chantal Enguehard, Guillaume Munch-Maccagnoni and Alberto Naibo. Contents ⤵️

1. Chantal Enguehard, Guillaume Munch-Maccagnoni and Alberto Naibo Qu’est-ce que la science informatique non faite ? (doi.org/10.4000/16952) What is ‘undone computer science’? (English translation, doi.org/10.48550/arX...) ⤵️

Announcing Undone CS 2026: 2nd conference on Undone science in Computer science A conference in computer science to pause and reflect on the epistemological and ethical dimensions of the field, through the concept of undone science Full call for presentations at www.undonecs.org/2026/cfp.html

• Luxembourg, 23-25th March 2026 (hybrid) • Calling for short talk proposals (1-3 pages abstracts) • Submission deadline: October 9th 2025 (anywhere on Earth) • Post-proceedings model: we will send a call for full papers after the conference More info at www.undonecs.org/2026/

Announcing Undone CS 2026: 2nd conference on Undone science in Computer science A conference in computer science to pause and reflect on the epistemological and ethical dimensions of the field, through the concept of undone science Full call for presentations at www.undonecs.org/2026/cfp.html

• Luxembourg, 23-25th March 2026 (hybrid) • Calling for short talk proposals (1-3 pages abstracts) • Submission deadline: October 9th 2025 (anywhere on Earth) • Post-proceedings model: we will send a call for full papers after the conference More info at www.undonecs.org/2026/

Introduction👋 *Conferences on undone science in computer science* Our goal is to provide a space to pause and reflect on the epistemological and ethical aspects of computer science. (1/7)

We follow a post-proceedings model: short talk proposals (1-3 pages) are selected by a programme committee for presentation at the conference. We accept exploratory contributions that would benefit from discussion at the conference prior to their development into full papers. (6/7)

Introduction👋 *Conferences on undone science in computer science* Our goal is to provide a space to pause and reflect on the epistemological and ethical aspects of computer science. (1/7)

for instance related to limitations of available methodologies, blind spots of dominant paradigms, institutional and industrial biases, lack of social representation, or other factors. (4/7)

Introduction👋 *Conferences on undone science in computer science* Our goal is to provide a space to pause and reflect on the epistemological and ethical aspects of computer science. (1/7)

We propose the concept of undone science as a line of inquiry: the notion that areas of research may remain incomplete, overlooked, or unfunded despite being found worthy of exploration by some—and the exploration into the causes of these situations. (2/7)