D&S research R. Joshua Scannell contributes to Object-Oriented Feminism. Read on Univ Of Minnesota Press

D&S researchers Madeleine Clare Elish and Tim Hwang discuss the social challenges of AI in their collection of essays, An AI Pattern Language. From the authors: How are practitioners grappling with the social impacts ... Read more

D&S artist-in-residence Ingrid Burrington published a new book, Networks of New York: An Illustrated Guide to Urban Infrastructure, which is an iteration of Burrington's published field guide. It’s the single most essentia... Read on Melville House

Sareeta Amrute takes an ethnographic approach to the work and private experiences of Indian IT coders in Berlin. Read on Duke University Press

D&S advisor Dr. Gina Neff and Dawn Nafus explore the social and cultural effects of the pervasive practice of turning everyday experiences into data and offer insights into how these data can be used to educate: People kee... Read on MIT News

D&S advisor Alondra Nelson's book tracing how claims about ancestry are marshaled together with genetic analysis in a range of social ventures: DNA has been a master key unlocking medical and forensic secrets, but its gene... Read on Data & Society

Description: "Leveraging Big Data and 21st century technology to renew cities and citizenship in America The Responsive City is a guide to civic engagement and governance in the digital age that will help leaders link impor... Read on Wiley

Dan Bouk illuminates how insurance companies began quantifying individuals. Read on The University of Chicago Press

D&S fellow Ingrid Burrington's popular field guide which, in the style of an Audubon Society bird book, enumerates the street markings and network devices located throughout NYC’s public spaces. An online field guide to ne... Read on Data & Society