Communication Research Talk: Dr. Jeremy Johnson on Cybernetics and Machine Governance
Communication Research Talk: Dr. Jeremy Johnson on Cybernetics and Machine Governance
Thursday, January 28, 2027
12:00 p.m. - 01:00 p.m.
12:00 p.m. - 01:00 p.m.
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Communication Research Talk: Dr. Jeremy Johnson on Cybernetics and Machine Governance
Join the Communication Research Talk Series for presentations exploring a variety of topics in communication, media, technology and society. Each session features a speakers presenting on a different research topic.Time: Thursdays, Noon–1 p.m.Location: PsyComm, Room 12Upcoming Presentations:Oct. 22, 2026: Dr. Mostafa Aniss — Examining and measuring turning points, intensity and invisible rules on social media that have implications for romantic relationshipsJan. 28, 2027: Dr. Jeremy Johnson — Cybernetics and Machine GovernanceFeb. 25, 2027: Dr. Indira Neill Hoch — Digital Media Archive Practices and Nostalgias Among American MillennialsApril 15, 2027: Dr. Teresa Bergman — New Directions in Commemoration: Women, People of Color, and the Working-Class Enter the U.S. Commemorative Landscape
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Join the Communication Research Talk Series for presentations exploring a variety of topics in communication, media, technology and society. Each session features a speakers presenting on a different research topic.
Time: Thursdays, Noon–1 p.m.
Location: PsyComm, Room 12
Upcoming Presentations:
- Oct. 22, 2026: Dr. Mostafa Aniss — Examining and measuring turning points, intensity and invisible rules on social media that have implications for romantic relationships
- Jan. 28, 2027: Dr. Jeremy Johnson — Cybernetics and Machine Governance
- Feb. 25, 2027: Dr. Indira Neill Hoch — Digital Media Archive Practices and Nostalgias Among American Millennials
- April 15, 2027: Dr. Teresa Bergman — New Directions in Commemoration: Women, People of Color, and the Working-Class Enter the U.S. Commemorative Landscape
