[DATAGOV Core] DataGov participating in workshop

[Stefania Milan]

Sruthi became South in the auto-correct. Sorry!

From: Core <core-bounces at lists.datagovlab.net> on behalf of Stefania Milan via Core <core at lists.datagovlab.net>
Date: Wednesday, 21 January 2026 at 12:49
To: core at lists.datagovlab.net <core at lists.datagovlab.net>
Subject: [DATAGOV Core] FW: DataGov participating in workshop

Asking again: anyone? Only South replied. And Agustin wrote to me again 😊

From: Agustin Ferrari Braun <a.l.ferrraribraun at uva.nl>
Date: Wednesday, 14 January 2026 at 15:04
To: Stefania Milan <S.Milan at uva.nl>
Cc: Donald Bertulfo <d.j.bertulfo at tudelft.nl>
Subject: DataGov participating in workshop

Dear Stefania,

I hope you had a great start of the year. As I mentioned during the department’s Christmas party, I’m organizing a workshop with Devika Narayan on computational infrastructures on March 17th, which will be co-hosed by AlgoSoc and the Programmables Infrastructures Project. I’m reaching out to ask whether one of the Early Career Scholars of DataGov would like to present their work during this event.

The workshop will be a reverse seminar structured around three sessions. In the first session, Devika will present a work-in-progress of hers and attendants will provide feedback. In each of the other sessions, two ECS will present a paper of their own related on computational infrastructure and discuss it with the group. We still have one spot free for an ECS to present their work and, given the significant overlaps between our projects, we thought we’d ask you.

The only requirements is for the paper to be related to computational infrastructures, and for the presentant to send it over to us by February 27th so we can circulate it with those who signed up for the session. We also completely understand if this is not convenient for DataGov’s ECS, just let us know so we can ask other people.


Thank you very much and hoping to see you soon,
Agustin

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Agustin Ferrari Braun (he/him)
PhD Researcher // Public Values in the Algorithmic Society<https://algosoc.org/> // Universiteit van Amsterdam // Turfdraagsterspad 9, 1012 XT, Amsterdam


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