Hannah Star Rogers is the most important voice in theorising Art, Science and Technology Studies today, and in this volume, she has brought together a range of voices that explore the complex relationships between curators, artists, and scientists and their collective claims to knowledge on the exhibition floor.

Jahnavi Phalkey, Director/Founding Director of Science Gallery Bengaluru

What Curators Know is on the forefront of mapping out how curatorial work can be understood as an intrinsic method within Science and Technology Studies... You'll be all the wiser for reading these reports from a diverse range of international curator/theorists whose work addresses everything from nuclear culture to GM to AI.

Sarah Cook, Professor of Museum Studies, University of Glasgow

The cultural and intellectual role of curation is rising exponentially: we curate everything these days. But what knowledge is created? And what know-how do curators apply? At the forefront of interdisciplinary curation, Rogers' important volume establishes a landmark that raises, and begins answering, these fascinating questions.

Ken Arnold, Director, Medical Museion, University of Copenhagen