As the planet warms, environmental destruction obliges us to revise the technoscience expertise and institutions once based on colonial legacies.
Cindy Kaiying Lin
Cindy Lin is an ethnographer and information science assistant professor at the College of Information Sciences and Technology at Pennsylvania State University. Her first single-authored book project explores statecraft and computing practices in the environmental and mapping sciences in Indonesia and the professional identities and government institutions that emerged from these efforts. 