Carson Martinez

Carson Martinez is a former Research Assistant at Data-Pop Alliance and currently pursuing a M.A. in Bioethics and Science Policy at Duke University. At Data-Pop Alliance, she researched topics concerning Big Data and its application and also contributed to and edited papers produced by the organization. She wrote blog posts for Data-Pop Alliance and affiliated organizations and aided in social media outputs. Her studies at Duke University are concentrated on the ethical and legal implications of data collection and use within the health sector. She received a B.S. in Neural Science with minors in Philosophy and Psychology from New York University in May 2016. She is a member of the International Neuroethics Society (INS), the International Association of Privacy Professionals (IAPP), and the NeuroEthics Women (NEW) Leaders group.

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This is a summary of a series of companion videos and podcasts that offer insights from the DfID synthesis report, "Big Data for Climate Change and Disaster Resilience."...
This is an update for our series of blog posts on our ongoing work exploring the applications and implications of Big Data and disability. As part of our investigation of how new data sources can contribute to various research areas...
This is the third podcast in a series of companion pieces that offer insights from the DfID synthesis report, "Big Data for Climate Change and Disaster Resilience."...
This is the fourth podcast in a series of companion pieces that offer insights from the DfID synthesis report, "Big Data for Climate Change and Disaster Resilience."...
This is the first podcast in a series of companion pieces that offer insights from the DfID synthesis report, "Big Data for Climate Change and Disaster Resilience."...
This is the sixth podcast in a series of companion pieces that offer insights from the DfID synthesis report, "Big Data for Climate Change and Disaster Resilience."...
This is the seventh podcast in a series of companion pieces that offer insights from the DfID synthesis report, "Big Data for Climate Change and Disaster Resilience."...
This is the fifth podcast in a series of companion pieces that offer insights from the DfID synthesis report, "Big Data for Climate Change and Disaster Resilience."...
This is the second podcast in a series of companion pieces that offer insights from the DfID synthesis report, "Big Data for Climate Change and Disaster Resilience."...
This is the first in our series of blog posts on our ongoing work on urban fragility and resilience....
While the Library of Alexandria was once believed to contain the sum of human knowledge around the third century B.C.E, it is now near impossible to quantify and increasingly difficult to store the volume of data generated by humans as...