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Jolynna Sinanan is a Lecturer in Digital Anthropology at the University of Manchester. With extensive fieldwork experience in Trinidad, Nepal, Australia, and Cambodia, she has published widely on topics such as digital data practices, digital visual communication, intergenerational mobilities, and the intersection of work and gender. Her notable publications include books like 'Trinidad' (2017, UCL Press) and 'Visualising Facebook' (co-authored with D. Miller in 2017, UCL Press), as well as 'Digital Media Practices in Households' (co-authored with L. Hjorth et al., 2021, Amsterdam University Press). Jolynna's current research critically examines mobile media and livelihoods within the context of the Everest tourism industry. Additionally, her work engages with the UN Sustainable Development Goals established in 2015, focusing on the roles of digital anthropology and ethnography in understanding development and regional comparative mobilities, family relationships, work dynamics, gender issues, and migration.
Includes MSc in Advanced Electrical Power Systems and MSc in Communications and Signal Processing.