María P. Angel is a Ph.D. student in Law. She is interested in the intellectual history of privacy law scholarship, and believes that algorithms are pushing twenty-first century American law scholars to inadvertently propose the contours of a post-algorithmic privacy. She also works at the intersection of tech policy and Science, Technology, and Social Studies […]

Pardis was a postdoctoral scholar at University of Washington, who worked with Tadayoshi Kohno and Franziska Roesner. She received a B.Sc. degree in computer engineering from Sharif University of Technology, and M.Sc. and Ph.D. degrees in computer science from Carnegie Mellon University (CMU). As part of her doctoral research, she developed a usable privacy and […]

Lucy earned a PhD in Computer Science & Engineering from the Paul G. Allen School of Computer Science & Engineering. Her research focuses on the security and privacy-related needs and practices of understudied or underserved populations, e.g. resettled refugees.

Miranda Wei is a PhD student in the Allen School of Computer Science & Engineering and a member of the Security and Privacy Lab. She studies user-centered security and privacy, particularly systematic factors such as gender and collectivity. Miranda is broadly interested in supporting users’ agency and control over their own data.

Savannah was a J.D. candidate at the UW School of Law. Her research examines agricultural technologies and food resiliency. She is interested in the intersection of intellectual property and technology law, and has a background in analytics and digital media marketing.

Julia (JJ) Citron (summa cum laude, Colgate University 2020), was a Research Assistant at the Tech Policy Lab with a focus on the intersection of race, law and technology. She serves on the cabinet of the National Abolition Hall of Fame and Museum in Peterboro, NY.

Sereen graduated from the University of Washington, Seattle in June 2020, with a Bachelor of Science degree in Psychology. She worked as an intern with the Tech Policy Lab and helped support Research on Technology Policy resources, emerging technology related to AI/ML and current technology issues related to compliance and disinformation and also helped support Lab […]

Nicole is a J.D. candidate at the UW School of Law. At the Lab, her research focused on the nexus between platform liability reform efforts and behavioral politics. Nicole is currently working at UW’s Center for an Informed Public, where she researches and analyzes election-related misinformation.

Jasper Yao was one of the first Research Assistants at Tech Policy Lab. His research interests involve consumer protection and ethics in emerging technologies, especially in areas of significance to constitutional and privacy law.

Audrey was a Summer Robotics Fellow at TPL and is an undergraduate student at Vanderbilt University, studying Women’s and Gender Studies, Anthropology, and Political Theory. In particular, she is interested in humanoid robotics and the interplay between identity and technology in a modern world. Following her graduation, she hopes to attend law school and eventually pursue […]