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Francisca Grommé is an assistant professor specializing in the intersection of digitalization, work, and society at Erasmus University Rotterdam. She holds a background in science and technology studies (STS) and political science, with a focus on digital sociology. Grommé conducts ethnographic research on data and artificial intelligence, exploring how these technologies are reshaping governance arrangements and affecting social justice and the quality of work. Her current research projects investigate the implications of (semi-)automated work processes within the agrifood sector and healthcare, supported by the Dutch Research Council and Trustfonds. Grommé has previously studied the changing dynamics of work practices in policing and how statistical methods can redefine concepts of belonging, citizenship, and worker rights. She is also interested in innovating social science research methodologies and has published work in prominent journals like Science, Technology, and Human Values.
Erasmus School of Social and Behavioural Sciences • Rotterdam, Netherlands
Assistant professor in digitalization, work, and society, focusing on research in the context of science and technology studies.
Department of Econometrics / MSc Econometrics and Management Science.