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Author: Elizabeth Eagen

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Building Bridges for Science in Technology Litigation

January 2025

As governments pass more technology regulations and the public becomes more aware of the harms of digital technologies such as […]

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Standing Up for Researchers Who Face Intimidation

September 2024

Today, the Citizens and Technology Lab (CAT Lab) at Cornell University is adding our voice and our commitment to the […]

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Introducing Post Doctoral Fellow Avriel Epps

March 2024

I’m Avriel Epps and am thrilled to be joining Cat Lab as a Civic Science Postdoctoral Fellow. Here, I will […]

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CAT Lab’s Recommendations to the White House on AI Safety and Innovation

December 2023

Last week, CAT Lab submitted recommendations to the US Office of Management and Budget on how to advance governance, innovation, and […]

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CAT Lab receives new funding for community and citizen science about digital life

December 2022

How can we build a trustworthy Internet that serves the common good, based on high quality scientific knowledge? Since 2017, […]

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Why We Co-Create Research Systems with Communities

February 2022

Have you ever gotten a finger squeeze from a pulse oximeter? This device can measure your blood-oxygen without a painful […]

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Meet Elizabeth Eagen

September 2021

Hi! My name is Elizabeth Eagen (@eleag), and I’m excited to join the Citizens and Technology Lab in Fall 2021 […]

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