ABSTRACT: Millions of economically precarious U.S.
Sociology PhD student Daniel Lobo was interviewed by Accounts, the newsletter for the Economic Sociology section, about his forthcoming article in the American Political Science Review and his broader research agenda.
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New books by Sociology Faculty were recently featured in the podcast and video series of the Social Science Matrix:
Yan Long: Authoritarian Absorption: The Transnational Remaking of Epidemic Politics in China
Professor Stephanie Canizales and her collaborators at UCSD, UCSB, and UCI have won a $1.6M grant from the UC 2025 Multicampus Research Programs and Initiatives program for a project titled: "Reimagining Refuge: California for Just Migrant Futures."
Recent years have seen a surge of efforts to adapt machine learning techniques for healthcare.
These tools have provoked heated debates about privacy, safety, bias, and inequality, but laws
and official guidance lag behind technological advances. This talk investigates how health
researchers develop rules and norms around the use of data-intensive technologies in the absence
of formal regulation, and how these new ideas are poised to change healthcare for clinicians and
patients alike. Drawing on three years of ethnographic research and interviews, I investigate this
Gender/sex is in AI.