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Professor Birchall is an established author and researcher in the fields of Contemporary Culture, Digital Literature, and Conspiracy Theory. She authored several critical works including 'Radical Secrecy: Ends Transparency Datafied America' and 'Knowledge Goes Pop: Conspiracy Theory Gossip', and is a co-author of 'Conspiracy Theories Time Covid-19'. Currently, she is working on a book titled 'Everything Connected: Internet Conspiracy Theories' for MIT Press. Her research explores themes of contested knowledge, politics of visibility, surveillance, and digital culture. Birchall has led prominent research projects, including those funded by the Arts and Humanities Research Council, focusing on the implications of conspiracy theories in the contemporary digital landscape. She has also contributed to collaborations addressing the impact of digitalization on conspiracy theories and public discourse. Her teaching spans both undergraduate and postgraduate courses on popular culture and cultural theory, and she is actively engaged in public scholarship, frequently speaking at various venues on topics of media, disinformation, and cultural production.
King's College London • London
Leading research and teaching in the areas of contemporary culture and digital literature.
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