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Associate Dean for Graduate Education, School of Communication
 

Director, Humanity and Technoscience (HAT) Lab

Professor, Communication Studies, School of Communication

Professor, Journalism, Medill School of Journalism, Media,
and Integrative Marketing Communications


Professor, Science in Human Culture Program

@Northwestern University

Rayvon Fouché's scholarship on invention and innovation explores the multiple intersections and relationships between cultural representation, racial identification, and technoscientific design
 

Rayvon Fouche
Black Inventors
Appropriating Technology
Game Changer
Handbook of Science and Technology Studies
technology studies
BOOKS
BOOKS
EDUCATION
Ph.D.

Science & Technology Studies

Cornell Univesity

M.A.

Science & Technology Studies

Cornell University

B.A.

Humanities (History & Philosophy of Science)

University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign

EDUCATION
CURRENT RESEARCH
CURRENT RESEARCH
To see what I am up to these days, please check in at the Humanity and Technoscience Lab

The Humanity and Technoscience (HAT) Lab aims to create a collaborative space for researchers from a variety of backgrounds and scholarly disciplines to examine how science and technology impact and interact with humanity. We study the material implications–the histories, the politics, and the uses–of science and technology to produce research that explains the ways past, present, and future societies shape and are influenced by our world’s technoscience.
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PRESS
PRESS
Henry and Bryna David Lecture
Embracing the Social in Social Science: Notes for a Technoscientific Future
Netflix
The Future of...Sports
 
Fox Sports
Robot Umpires Debut in Some Minor League Teams
Startalk: with Neil deGrasse Tyson
The Joy of Techno Science with Rayvon Fouché
The Conversation
Robo-umps are Coming to Major League Baseball, and the Game Will Never be the Same
Motherboard
We Asked 105 Experts What Scares and Inspires Them Most About the Future
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Lemelson Center Smithsonian
Innovative Lives Series, Fouché interviews Kareem Abdul-Jabbar for the Lemelson Center for the Study of Invention & Innovation 
JSTOR Daily
What Counts as Natural Athleticism?
The Economist 
On Your Marks, Get Tech:
Technology and the Quest for Sporting Records
Voice of America
Cambodia Recruits Cambodian-Americans to Boost National Hoops Team
CONTACT
CONTACT ME

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Rayvon Fouché

fouche@northwestern.edu

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