PhD Students

U.S.; Latin America; Mexico; anthropology of science and medicine; feminist and postcolonial STS; microbiome; health and ecology.

Anthropology of design; sense, attention, and spectacle; technical systems and mediation; futures and temporal politics; capitalism; political rationalities and governance; Osaka, Japan.

Anticipation, Black Religion, Racial Capitalism, Finance, Housing, Law, Restorative Justice, Number and Enumeration, Aesthetics, Prophecy, Temporality, West-Side Chicago

Historical/industrial archaeology, historical anthropology, labor history, racial capitalism, extraction, materiality, critical geography, US South.

US Southwest (Imperial Valley, California):  Environmental anthropology; new/historical materialisms, the desert, temporality/theories of the end of time, toxic threat, the body, waste, modern ruins, post-apocalyptic tourism, the Hollywood film industry, the Frankfurt School.

Latin America - Mexico. Urban and semi-urban areas; violence, media, politics; crime and its mediations; gender and sexuality.

Greece, urbanism, infrastructure, energy, social movements

Spain - Andalusia / Al-Andalus; land, property, desertification; historicity, temporality, tradition; ethics, action, psychoanalysis; Islam in Europe; secularism and secularity.

South Asia - India. Medical anthropology, STS, capitalism, globalization, global health; public-private partnerships, outsourced clinical trials in public health infrastructure.

(Arch) Latin America - Argentina. Contemporary ethnoarchaeolgy, mortuary monuments, material sources and oral/textual counterparts, practices of resistance. Assemblages of memories curated by loved ones of those who were disappeared during Argentina's "Dirty War."

Biopsychosocial theories of health and illness; gender and sexuality; responsibility. Europe/US.