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Anubha Singh

Biography

Through long term ethnography of the onion supply chain in Western Maharashtra, I study how how data-driven technologies are restructuring farming and redefining the future of agriculture in India. My work is informed by and contributes to the fields of Postcolonial and Feminist Science and Technology Studies, Ethnography of Computing and Agriculture, and Critical Cultural Studies. 

At the School of Information, I am co-advised by Silvia Lindtner and Patricia Garcia. I am affiliated with the Centre for Ethics, Computing and Society, the tech.culture.matters research collective, and the Culturally Responsive Computing research lab.

Pronouns

she/her

Areas of interest

Ethnography of Computing, Future of Agriculture, Future of Work, Feminist and Postcolonial Science and Technology Studies, Human Computer Interaction

Education

M.A. Global Digital Cultures (SOAS, University of London)

M.A. Social Work (University of Delhi)

News about Anubha Singh

UMSI research roundup. 2024 Conference on Computer-Supported Cooperative Work & Social Computing (CSCW). Check out UMSI faculty and PhD student publications.
UMSI at CSCW 2024: Awards, Workshops and Papers

UMSI research and workshops for the 27th ACM Conference on Computer-Supported Cooperative Work and Social Computing (CSCW). 

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Featured by Code Green Podcast. PhD Candidate Anubha Singh. Agriculture 4.0 and the future of Asia's farmers.
Singh: Artificial intelligence technologies may not be what farmers need to thrive amidst climate change

PhD candidate Anubha Singh talks about the risks of AI in agriculture and how startups can better engage with farming communities. 

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