Hello! I’m Emma Stamm. Welcome to my website.
I’m a Ph.D. candidate in ASPECT and instructor at Virginia Tech. My dissertation explores the epistemology of digital methods through the lens of psychedelic drug research. The working title is Psychedelic Science and Digital Epistemology — more on that to come. For now, here’s my curriculum vitae.
My freelance writing has appeared in Commune Mag, The New Inquiry, Real Life Mag, 2600: The Hacker Quarterly and more. Here are select publications.
I also serve as co-editor for SPECTRA, a peer-reviewed journal which publishes critical work in the social sciences and humanities.
In my free time, I write fiction and poetry, build websites, and compose music. Link to my Bandcamp.
My Twitter handle is @turing_tests. Academic materials, including conference presentations and course syllabi, are at academia.edu.
I like hearing from anybody interested in my work — get in touch at stamm@vt.edu.
Thank you for visiting!