S.I. Cammers-Goodwin (Sage)

I studied computer science (human computer interaction) at Stanford University and found that there was an important gap missing for computer scientists to interrogate their impact on society. This led me to pursue a master's degree in symbolic systems to learn more about ethics and corporate social responsibility. My passion for mixing the sciences and humanities to solve real world problems brought me to the University of Twente, where I now research smart cities and how to utilize and protect data acquired in public space.

Social Sciences

# Digitalization
# Infrastructure
# Innovation
# Public Space

Arts & Humanities

# Built Environment
# Essence
# Sensor
# Traits

4TU Ethics & Technology (4TU-ETHICS)

I research smart cities as part of the BRIDE (BRIdging Data in the built Environment) project. My particular interests are at the intersection of public space and private infrastructure as well as citizen first built environments. The case study for my work is the sensor embedded MX3D 3D printed stainless steel bridge.

Previously, I researched the responsibility of tech corporations to invest in economic security. My master's thesis, "Tech:" The Curse and the Cure is available at UCI Law Review.

Cammers-Goodwin, S. I. (2022). From Digitalization to Capturing "Cityness": is it possible to make the essence of good cities measurable with sensors and algorithms? East Asian Journal of Philosophy, 1(3), 21-44. https://eajp.online/reference-159378@reader

Cammers-Goodwin, S. (2022). Revisiting Smartness in the Smart City. In S. Vallor (Ed.), The Oxford Handbook of Philosophy of Technology Oxford University Press. https://doi.org/10.1093/oxfordhb/9780190851187.013.41

Cammers-Goodwin, S. I., & van Stralen, N. (2021). Making Data Visible in Public Space. McGill GLSA Research Series, 1(1). https://doi.org/10.26443/glsars.v1i1.120

Cammers-Goodwin, S. I. , & Nagenborg, M. H. (2020). From Footsteps to Data to Art: Seeing (through) a Bridge. Contemporary Aesthetics, 8(Special Issue). https://contempaesthetics.org/2020/07/16/from-footsteps-to-data-to-art-seeing-through-a-bridge/

Cammers-Goodwin, S. I. (2019). “Tech:” The Curse and The Cure: Why and How Silicon Valley Should Support Economic SecurityShould Support Economic Security. UC Irvine Law Review, 9(5), 1062-1130. https://scholarship.law.uci.edu/ucilr/vol9/iss5/4/

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