Eden Medina is Associate Professor
of Informatics and Computing and Adjunct Associate Professor
of History at Indiana University, Bloomington. Her
research bridges the history of technology and the
history of Latin America and asks how studies of technology
can enrich our understanding of broader historical
processes. Her most recent work uses computer history in Chile to study the connection between political innovation and technological innovation. Medina received her Ph.D. in 2005 from MIT
in the History and Social Study
of Science and Technology. She also holds a degree in
Electrical Engineering and a Certificate in Women’s Studies from
Princeton University. An extended profile is available here.
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