Professor Pete Fussey has been asked by the Surveillance Camera Commissioner to lead a new strand of his national strategy focusing on human rights. The work will focus on foregrounding and embedding human rights principles into national surveillance policy instruments. A blog post of planned work has been published on the Surveillance Camera Commissioner's website here.
CRISP would like to extend a warm welcome to new PhD students Janis Wong and Anuj Puri. Both join us on St Leonards Interdisciplinary Studentships.
Janis is jointly based in the Department of Computing and the School of Management. She is supervised by Dr Tristan Henderson and Professor Kirstie Ball. Her PhD will address the instantiation of values in the data science process.
Kirstie Ball has been appointed to a five year research fellowship at the Surveillance Studies Centre (SSC) at Queen's University in Canada. She has been collaborating with the centre on research projects for nearly 20 years and the appointment cements this long standing and productive relationship.
