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Oct ‘21: Thriilled to be speaking at Chisenhale Gallery on remote work, mutual aid, and feminist technology for Remote Affinity: Working together from a distance curated by Hang Li!
Sep ‘21: Excited to speak on trustworthy and responsible AI with other computer engineers and environmental scientists at the 3rd NOAA Workshop on Leveraging AI in Environmental Sciences.
Jul ‘21: I gave a presentation on AI Ethics Otherwise with the Machine Learning Research Cluster at ESIP Summer Meeting ‘21.
Jun ‘21: I have successfully defended my dissertation, Afterlives of Authority: An Ethnography of Fire Prediction, Social Order, and Technocracy in Indonesia.
Apr ‘21: Delighted to give a talk entitled “Minimal Cloud: A Postcolonial (Low Carbon) Approach to Environmental Data Infrastructure and Computing” at the Low Carbon Methods & Media 2021 Lecture Series: register to watch me talk about cloud computing!
Mar ‘21: Serving on a panel, “Extensions of the Nonhuman: Models of Media in a Mechanic Present”, at SCMS 21!
Mar ‘21: Book conversation and talk: Technoprecarious at UC Irvine’s Labor Tech Research Network and UC Irvine’s Department of Film and Media Studies!
Nov ‘20: Excited to be selected as an ESIP Community Fellow 2021 in the Machine Learning Cluster!
Jul ‘20: Delighted to share that I am awarded the Rackham One-Term Dissertation Fellowship!
Jun ‘20: Thrilled to announce that our article “Scaling Techno-Optimistic Visions” has been published at Engaging Science, Technology, and Society!
Jun ‘20: Served as discussant at Mellon
Sawyer Seminar on Histories of AI: A Genealogy of Power on the theme of “Hidden Labor”.
Apr ‘20: My essay “How to Make a Forest” has been published on e-flux!
Mar ‘20: Happy to say that “Technoprecarious,” a book co-authored with fantastic colleagues at the University of Michigan, UC San Diego, The New School, Cornell University, University of Toronto, and UC Irvine will be avaliable from November 2020!
Dec ’19: Our co-authored “Digital Precarity Manifesto” is out on Social Text.
Jun ‘19: Honored to share that our article "Hacking Difference in Indonesia: The Ambivalences of Designing for Alternative Futures" has been awarded Recognition of Contribution to Diversity and Inclusion at DIS’19!
Oct ‘21: Thriilled to be speaking at Chisenhale Gallery on remote work, mutual aid, and feminist technology for Remote Affinity: Working together from a distance curated by Hang Li!
Sep ‘21: Excited to speak on trustworthy and responsible AI with other computer engineers and environmental scientists at the 3rd NOAA Workshop on Leveraging AI in Environmental Sciences.
Jul ‘21: I gave a presentation on AI Ethics Otherwise with the Machine Learning Research Cluster at ESIP Summer Meeting ‘21.
Jun ‘21: I have successfully defended my dissertation, Afterlives of Authority: An Ethnography of Fire Prediction, Social Order, and Technocracy in Indonesia.
Apr ‘21: Delighted to give a talk entitled “Minimal Cloud: A Postcolonial (Low Carbon) Approach to Environmental Data Infrastructure and Computing” at the Low Carbon Methods & Media 2021 Lecture Series: register to watch me talk about cloud computing!
Mar ‘21: Serving on a panel, “Extensions of the Nonhuman: Models of Media in a Mechanic Present”, at SCMS 21!
Mar ‘21: Book conversation and talk: Technoprecarious at UC Irvine’s Labor Tech Research Network and UC Irvine’s Department of Film and Media Studies!
Nov ‘20: Excited to be selected as an ESIP Community Fellow 2021 in the Machine Learning Cluster!
Jul ‘20: Delighted to share that I am awarded the Rackham One-Term Dissertation Fellowship!
Jun ‘20: Thrilled to announce that our article “Scaling Techno-Optimistic Visions” has been published at Engaging Science, Technology, and Society!
Jun ‘20: Served as discussant at Mellon
Sawyer Seminar on Histories of AI: A Genealogy of Power on the theme of “Hidden Labor”.
Apr ‘20: My essay “How to Make a Forest” has been published on e-flux!
Mar ‘20: Happy to say that “Technoprecarious,” a book co-authored with fantastic colleagues at the University of Michigan, UC San Diego, The New School, Cornell University, University of Toronto, and UC Irvine will be avaliable from November 2020!
Dec ’19: Our co-authored “Digital Precarity Manifesto” is out on Social Text.
Jun ‘19: Honored to share that our article "Hacking Difference in Indonesia: The Ambivalences of Designing for Alternative Futures" has been awarded Recognition of Contribution to Diversity and Inclusion at DIS’19!
