Conducted 7 year longitudinal qualitative study on Silicon Valley technology makers, emerging technologies, and hobby/fan group participants.
Researched human invention and adaptation of digital technologies and how these are integrated into society at large; the impact of multiple, multiplexed communications in current (synchronous) or delayed (asynchronous) time on human relationships and cooperation; how groups evolve, grow, and communicate; brand development; human relationships articulated through social networks and technologically mediated channels such as AR, VR, Mobile, Social Media, Drones, autonomous vehicles, robotics, robots and the IoT.
Researched edge-case technology makers, their technologies, and the outcomes and adaptations of this technology as it moves into broader culture in the form of (largely) digital products and services.
Co-developed theory of PolySocial Reality (PoSR) a model of multiple, multiplexed, synchronous and asynchronous communications and their outcomes.
Expertise in underlying and unifying models of branding, behavior and group dynamics, and technology adoption.
Academic and Commercial Participation to date:
20 Peer-Reviewed Written Publications
6 Book Chapters (2 forthcoming)
15 Peer-Reviewed Academic Oral Papers
1 Academic Book Review
1 Academic Poster
3 Editorially Reviewed Academic Publications
2 Policy Contributions
10 Other Talks and Panel Participation
36 Paid Commercial Articles
31 Other Writing Contributions
Scholarships, Fellowships, Grants
1 Ethicomp Scholarship (2021)
1 IEEE Communications Scholarship (2015)
3 National Science Foundation (NSF) Fellowships (2013, 2012, 2011)
4 National Science Foundation (NSF) Travel Grants (2019, 2015, 2013, 2010)
2 National Science Foundation (NSF) Scholarship (2011, 2015)
1 International Communications Association (ICA) Travel Grant (2012)
1 Edward H. and Rosamond B. Spicer Award. Travel Grant (2012)
1 Essay Award Scholarship (Axon/TASER International) (2015)