- Events
- Mar 11 Penn State Conducting Classes Remotely, Events Canceled
- Apr 2 Richard B. Lippin Lecture in Ethics: Automating Inequality, Virginia Eubanks—Canceled
- Apr 6 Transforming Feminist and Gender Studies Colloquium, Hil Malatino—Canceled
- Apr 20 Expanding Empathy Speaker Series, David DeSteno—Canceled
- Apr 29 Expanding Empathy Speaker Series, Abigail Marsh—Canceled
Events
Data Studies Group - Mercer Gary—Canceled
Binding Ties: Genetic Relationality in the Age of Direct-to-Consumer Testing
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Betsy VanNoy
Mar 21, 2020
Data Studies Group
Binding Ties: Genetic Relationality in the Age of Direct-to-Consumer Testing
Mercer Gary
PhD Candidate, Philosophy and Women's, Gender, and Sexuality Studies
March 25, 2020
12:00 p.m. - 1:00 p.m.
E101 Westgate
The aim of the Data Studies Group is to facilitate interdisciplinary research collaboration amongst faculty, postdocs, and advanced graduate students from across Penn State, around projects that take a critical perspective toward data, datafication, and digital life. Here I mean “critical” in the academic sense—i.e., taking data and datafication as objects of analysis and investigation. Everyone thinking about and working on related issues, skeptically or enthusiastically, are encouraged to participate.
Meetings will be scheduled for one hour and the format will involve a short (15-20 minute) presentation, followed by feedback and discussion. Presenters might discuss nascent research ideas, works-in-progress, technical demos and explainers, or proposals for grant funding. They will have the option to circulate drafts beforehand, but doing so will not be required.
The Data Studies Group is part of the Rock Ethics Institute’s Engineering, Technology, and Ethics research initiative. For more information, contact Daniel Susser at daniel.susser@psu.edu