I am an interdisciplinary researcher whose research articulates around how physical and digital infrastructures, especially those that are commonly produced, respond to and are shaped by societal challenges. I’ve worked as an architect, drupal developer, project manager, lecturer, data scientist, and currently as Principal Research Software Engineer.
My research interests revolve around the social aspect of technology and methods to surface the world-views that are invariably embedded in technical artefacts such as cities, software or platforms. To do so, I use mixed methods with a preference for digital methods, participatory methods and data visualisation and a keen interest in EDI and open research best practices to make research Findable, Accessible, Interoperable, and Reusable
Note This collaborative post was originally published at the Software Sustainability Blog and was authored by some of the Responsible AI Study Group members: Joseph Shingleton, …
A systematic analysis of OSM's tagging proposals from an inclusion standpoint
Preliminary results of the DisCouRSE funded project on computing skills pedagogies
Post published on Global Policy
On AI-assisted coding, a personal reflection for Convivial Code workshop
I’m going to share a couple of struggles that I’m experiencing in my everyday work as a Senior Research Software Engineer at the Centre for Interdisciplinary Methodologies. But …
A firt version for a Governance Lexicon for Digital Public Infrastructures
A theory for characterising social media migration
Map-making is a serious business. There’s a science devoted to that, and only highly specialised companies and organisations can endeavour to translate every feature on Earth into …