Please see below for a workshop hosted by Data & Society that may interest many in SIGCIS: --- Data & Society is organizing The Craft of Science with AI: Evidence, Judgment, and Practice (online, March 19–20, 2026), an academic workshop organized around the concrete ways that AI tools are reshaping questions, shifting what counts as evidence, and altering practices of interpretation, verification, and collaboration. The format centers on small-group sessions, each anchored by pre-read drafts and discussants who help sharpen the analysis and surface points of friction. Drafts remain with authors; confidentiality is the default, and anonymization is supported where needed. We welcome scientists, STS and social science researchers, research-software engineers, librarians, policy and legal scholars, lab managers, and others working at the intersection of scientific reasoning and computational practice. Whether you bring a project-in-progress (~75% complete) or plan to contribute as a participant offering rigorous feedback, we invite you to apply by December 8, 2025 (Anywhere on Earth) What: The Craft of Science with AI: Evidence, Judgment, and Practice (online) When: Thu–Fri, March 19–20, 2026 Focus: How AI tools reshape questions, evidence, interpretation, verification, writing, and lab coordination. Format: Small-group feedback sessions with pre-reads and discussants. Drafts remain with authors; confidentiality by default. Who: Scientists; STS/anthropology/sociology/philosophy of science/HCI; research-software engineers; librarians and data stewards; policy/legal researchers; lab managers; applied R&D. Apply by: Mon, Dec 8, 2025 (AoE). Authors (~75% draft) or Participants (prepared feedback). Details: https://datasociety.net/announcements/2025/11/05/the-craft-of-science-with-a...