My various research interests include:
- Critical Algorithm Studies
- Applied Inverse Optimization
- Formulating more efficient algorithms and heuristic approaches in domain-specific applications
- Sociotechnical Infrastructurings of Fairness and Democratic Theory
- How algorithmic material-discursive practices engage concepts of Gerrymandering, the quantification of fairness, and redistributions of agency
- Preference Elicitation Technologies
- With an eye towards retooling preference elicitation towards understanding non-human entities as Latourian agents that hold and enact sociopolitical values
- In conjunction with Foucauldian perspectives on Power and the Subject
- Feminist Philosophies of Technoscience
- Particularly, the philosophies of Karen Barad and Susan Leigh Star
- Conceptual Drift in Machine Learning, through an STS Lens
- Understanding drift across differentials of time, space, social power relations, etc.
- Potential connections to standpoint epistemologies