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Claire Tanner is a Senior Lecturer in Sociology at Monash University with a focus on the intersections of digital culture and social change. Her research interests include societal impacts of technological advancements, including migration, diversity, and inclusion. She has contributed significantly to projects related to UN Sustainable Development Goals, especially in the context of education and citizenship. Over the years, she has been involved in multiple collaborations, exploring diverse topics from ethical considerations in stem cell research to citizen science approaches addressing marketing's influence on youth. Tanner has received numerous awards for her teaching excellence and has been actively engaged in public discussions and seminars on contemporary social issues. With a Doctorate in Philosophy from Monash University, her academic work emphasizes the importance of rigorous methodology in understanding sociological phenomena.
Monash University • Melbourne, VIC
Teaching and conducting research in Sociology, focusing on the social implications of technology and culture.
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