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Greg Downey is a faculty member at the Information School of the University of Wisconsin-Madison. His research interests primarily focus on the intersection of history, geography, and information communication technology. Downey has made significant contributions to the understanding of how labor and information infrastructures shape society and academic disciplines. He has taught a variety of courses including LIS 201 on Information Society, LIS 450 on Information Agencies and Environment, and LIS 644 on Digital Tools, Trends, and Debates. With a Ph.D. in History Technology Human Geography from Johns Hopkins University, he has published extensively on topics such as interdisciplinary collaboration and the role of media in work contexts. His notable works include studies on data archives and the frictions of interdisciplinarity, illustrating the complexities of knowledge infrastructures in contemporary settings.
Department: Department of Computer Sciences