This is a really fascinating field, and the one that I deal with the most as an anthropologist amongst computer scientists. Last semester I ran a reading group on the topic, and although we got a late start we got into some interesting readings.
Bruno Latour is probably one of the most well known anthropologists writing about science & technology (See Laboratory Life or Aramis or the Love of Technology. Sharon Traweek's Beamtimes & Lifetimes is also a classic. More recently there's work that I like by Diana Forsythe, such as her article about the ways that researchers in artifical intelligence construct their work culture (Forsythe, D. 1993. The Construction of Work in Artificial Intelligence. Science, Technology, & Human Values 18:460-479.).
Thanks for the comment Judd!
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