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Conroy, Colleen

Cooper, Lisa H.

Member Profile Website Biography I am a medievalist whose research sits at the intersection of literary studies and the history of craft, labor, and technology in the premodern world, particularly in fourteenth- and fifteenth-century England. My first book, Artisans and Narrative Craft in Late Medieval England (Cambridge, 2011), explored the representation of artisans and their …

Delborne, Jason

Member Profile Website Biography Jason Delborne is an associate professor in the La Follette School of Public Affairs at University of Wisconsin-Madison. Hired to focus on science and technology policy, He is an STS scholar with strong policy interests, especially focused on the governance of emerging technologies. His research addresses public and stakeholder engagement as …

Dodds, Tomás

Member Profile Website Biography I examine how technological systems, particularly Al, social media platforms, and open-source investigative tools, reshape journalistic practices, knowledge production, and professional boundaries. I approach journalism as a socio-technical system, studying how infrastructures, actors, and norms interact and how these interactions influence democratic values, trust, and epistemic authority.

Downey, Greg

Member Profile Website LinkedIn Gregory J. Downey Twitter @gjdowney Biography Professor Downey’s research uses historical and geographical methods to uncover and analyze “information labor” over time and space. He is the author of Telegraph Messenger Boys: Labor, Technology, and Geography 1850-1950 (2002), Closed Captioning: Subtitling, Stenography, and the Digital Convergence of Text with Television (2008), …

Edwards, Morgan

Member Profile Website Website Climate Action Lab Twitter @energymorgan Biography I am an Assistant Professor of Public Affairs whose research and teaching focus on human-centered energy responses to the climate crisis across policymaking scales. I draw on mixed quantitative and qualitative methods, combining large datasets and community knowledge with systems modeling, to assess and track …

Eiermann, Martin

Member Profile Website Biography I just published a book titled “The Limiting Principle How Privacy Became a Public Issue” with Columbia University Press on privacy in the Early Information Age. It explores changes in privacy governance and norms amidst the moral panics, technological changes, and social dislocations of the late 19th and early 20th centuries. …