Dr. James Cuffe's recent article on "Diffuse Disciplining" relating to the social and agentive impact of surveillance and algorithic justice is now available open access here at the link below.
This was published as a chapter in the volume Automating Crime Prevention, Surveillance, and Military Operations by Springer in 2021. Eds Završnik & Badalič.
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2 year full time post doc in Anthropology
1 year part-time Research Assistant in Anthropology
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PI Dr. James Cuffe attended the STS Lab Summer School discussing key themes of innovation: “Probing Innovation: Prospecting, Valuing, and Negotiating F®ictions”, organized by the STS Lab - Laboratoire d'étude des sciences et des techniques, University of Lausanne, from 6 to 9 June, 2023.
The 2023 Atlantic Anthropological Workshop was a huge success as students and staff from far and wide gathered in Dingle to talk all things anthropology.
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CyberSocial awarded Future Humanities Institute seed funding for project "Conversing the Void: The Humanities and the Conversation Engine."
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PI Dr. James Cuffe is invited to speak at the Universidad Tecnológico de Monterrey, Mexico.
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CyberSocial PI Dr James Cuffe was invited to give a guest lecture on the 14th November titled "Still this puzzle and promise of technology".
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CyberSocial PI Dr. Cuffe gives keynote to Logitech Company Conference on Socializing Cybersecurity
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