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Field Events: Re-Conceptualizing the Field through Research with Digital Technologies

With Dr Tanja Ahlin
Date & Time:
15:30 - 17:00,
Monday 19 May, 2025
Location:
61 Banbury Road

About

Tanja Ahlin is an Anthropologist of Health and Technology, and a Science and Technology Studies (STS) scholar with a PhD from the University of Amsterdam. She is affiliated with ‘Human Factor in New Technologies’ at Amsterdam Institute of Social Science Research, UvA, and with the Center for Digital Anthropology, UCL. Tanja’s book Calling Family: Digital Technologies and the Making of Transnational Care Collectives (Rutgers University Press, 2023) explores how digital technologies shape family care at a distance when living in the same place is not the most feasible option.

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Dr Tanja Ahlin

University of Amsterdam

Tanja Ahlin is an Anthropologist of Health and Technology, and a Science and Technology Studies (STS) scholar with a PhD from the University of Amsterdam.

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