Kat Jungnickel is a Professor in the Sociology Department. In addition to Directing Methods Lab, she is PI on the ERC funded Politics of Patents project. Kat teaches sociology, STS and feminist technoscience and creative and inventive practice. Her research is on invention, gender, mobilities and DiY cultures and the history and futures of wearable tech.
Director
Practice Matters
PRACTICE MATTERS is an interdisciplinary team of PhD researchers — Silvia Bombardini, George Kalivis, Floriane Misslin, Thomas Wadsworth — based in the Methods Lab at Goldsmiths, University of London.
Their aim is to broaden the ways research is conducted, communicated and disseminated.
Using creative toolkits, material objects and affects, PRACTICE MATTERS seek to expand and materialise the resources we have to inspire researchers to consider different modes of engaging with the social world.
Get in touch with PRACTICE MATTERS at: practicematters.goldsmiths@gmail.com.
Members
METHODS LAB is linked to the Visual Sociology program (MA and PhD), which is designed for students interested in new ways of exploring and understanding the social world through the use of visual, sensory and other experimental approaches. We support student activities in the form of exhibitions, events and seminars.
