About

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Linda Huber is a PhD candidate at the University of Michigan School of Information. Her research examines how business models and organizational practices are shifting in relationship to emerging digital technologies. Specifically, she uses ethnographic methods to examine processes of datafication and platformization within the U.S. healthcare industry. This research contributes to the domains of feminist science and technology studies (STS), organization studies, and critical data studies.

Dissertation title

Computing Care: An Ethnography of the Datafication of the U.S. Healthcare Industry, 2020-2024

Fields of interest

STS; political economy of computing; healthcare

Education

BA, Sarah Lawrence College, 2013

MA, Georgetown University, 2017