Newsletter Archive
All Networked Mobilities Lab newsletters will be published here upon release. Our monthly newsletter promotes our current and upcoming projects, as well as spotlighting students and faculty for their exemplary work. We are proud to be a connection hub for internationally recognized scholars of mobilities and mobile communication and graduate and undergraduate students interested in these topics.If you are interested in our newsletter and would like to subscribe to our E-mail list, click the link below.
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March / April Issue
For the month(s) of March and April, the Networked Mobilities Lab placed a spotlight on our upcoming Spring Lecture Series and CRDM Research Symposium (2024), with key speakers Drs. Scott Campbell and Jeffrey Boase. We also acknowledged the outstanding efforts of one of our undergraduate RAs, Kuangyao Mai, for his dedicated work on the Retro Mobile Gaming Database. Additionally, we celebrated the publication of a chapter in a women's digital health journal by Khawar Latif Khan, a CRDM student, exploring the intimate and often overlooked details of women's health in Pakistan. These are just a few highlights from a wide array of projects in this most recent issue.
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October Issue
For the month of October, we explored our Physical Collection of mobile technology, housed on the 2nd floor of Winston Hall. Additionally, we shone a spotlight on Manushri K. Pandya, a dedicated third-year PhD student and valuable member of the Networked Mobilities Lab whose research focuses on data visualization and geospatial mapping. In the upcoming weeks, esteemed representatives from the NML, including notable figures like Drs. Adriana de Souza e Silva, Scott Campbell, and Ragan Glover, will be presenting their groundbreaking research at the AoIR Conference scheduled on October 19th. Lastly, we showcased a recent article by one of our lab members.
November / December Issue
For the month(s) of November and December, our exploration centered on the recent research of Drs. Ragan Glover and Melissa Stone, delving deeply into the narratives of women and their interactions with technology and safety in San Antonio, Texas. Additionally, we featured Dr. Scott Campbell, a distinguished professor of Telecommunication and dedicated NML member. We also bid a fond farewell to one of our undergraduate RAs, Dylan Lang, and extend a warm welcome to his successor, Taylor Yang, who we are deeply excited to have aboard. Finally, we conclude this winter season's newsletter with a recent article from Dr. Ole B. Jensen, emphasizing the importance of mobility justice.
January / February Issue
For the month(s) of January and February, we celebrated the re-release of the Networked Mobilities Lab Podcast on BuzzSprout, where Drs. Adriana de Souza e Silva and Ragan Glover introduce the lab and its ever-changing exploration of mobile technology. Additionally, we featured Emma Stanley, a Ph.D. student in the CRDM program and invaluable member of our lab. We also extend a warm welcome to our incoming graduate students, Christina Bagley and Manoj Dahal, as well as announcing our Spring 2024 Lecture Series with Dr. Scott Campbell. Finally, we conclude this bi-monthly issue with a recent article from Dr. Colin Agur, who discusses the financialization of digital games.