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Jaana Parviainen

Principal Investigator
Senior research fellow (PhD)
Faculty of Social Sciences
Tampere University
+358504106764
jaana.parviainen@tuni.fi

https://orcid.org/0000-0002-7838-592X

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About me

My research interests include social epistemology, the philosophy and ethics of technology and the phenomenology of the body. I have led several research projects funded by the Academy of Finland, the Kone Foundation and the Ministry of Education. In the DIG1t0 project I examine AI ethics and the forms of epistemic injustice associated with digitalization from the perspective of vulnerable citizens.

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Paula Alanen

Grant researcher, post doc
PhD (Education)
Faculty of Education and Culture
Tampere University
+358 504139820
paula.alanen@tuni.fi

https://orcid.org/0000-0002-4146-6531

Laura Eilola

Grant researcher
PhD student (MA)
Faculty of Information Technology and Communication Sciences
Tampere University
laura.eilola@tuni.fi

https://orcid.org/0000-0002-5307-800X

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I am finalizing my PhD project on the use of Finnish language and the development of interactional competence of adult L2 Finnish users with emergent literacy. My research interests include language use and learning in interaction, multimodal interaction, and the use of technology in interaction. In the DIG1t0 project, I study interactional practices related to the use of digital services from the perspective of vulnerable citizens.

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Anne Koski

Visiting Researcher
Grant Researcher
Faculty of Social Sciences
Tampere University
anne.koski@tuni.fi

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I am an interdisciplinary oriented political scientist. Besides political science and international relations I have worked in fields of media studies and in management and organization studies. In DIG1t0 I’m working both as a producer developing live science concept for human sciences in Finland and as a researcher. In the project in my responsability is to create concepts which increase our understanding on welfare state as digitilized operator and how automatized and algorithmic systems infleunce agencies of various groups of citizens and possibly change rules of democracy.

Camilla Lindholm

Professor
Nordic languages
Faculty of Information Technology and Communication Sciences
Tampere University
camilla.lindholm@tuni.fi

https://orcid.org/0000-0001-9220-5414

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Hannele Palukka

Grant researcher
Research and Development Specialist (PhD), Adjunct Professor
Tampere University of Applied Sciences
Tampere University
+358 40 706 7440
hannele.palukka@tuni.fi

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In recent years I have focused on examining the role of health care patients, especially substance abuse and mental health rehabilitators, in the development of social and health care services. I specialize in situational interaction studies in the practical work of social and health care as well as in aviation. In the DIG1t0 project my role is to analyze the interaction practices of vulnerable citizens when using digital services related to education, job search and economic livelihoods. In addition, I will develop methodology for participatory collaborative research in the project.