Introduction
The Privacy Workshop is a two day event designed to engage with current INTEL PAPR research strands and encourage discussion arising from individual reports. Areas to be covered include; privacy, surveillance, children and computing, technological innovation and comparative work. In addition affiliated faculty who work on allied issues and approaches have been invited to attend and comment on these reports.

The aim of the event is to;
- expose current research and thinking around these issues
- make use of each other’s knowledge, skills, experience
- discuss and debate insights generated
- plan future research directions

Privacy Research: Review of Sources - of UK and European sociological empirical studies, key individuals, relevant organisations, events and media references is here.

Particpants
INTEL, PAPR research lab members:
Ken Anderson, Senior Researcher/Design Anthropologist
Michele Chang, Interaction Design Researcher
Sunny Consolvo, Senior Researcher
Scott Mainwaring, Senior Researcher
Wendy March, Interaction Design Researcher

Department of Sociology, University of Surrey:
Kris Cohen, Research Fellow, INCITE
Mary Ebeling, Postgrad student, INCITE
Nicola Green, Lecturer in Sociology
Kat Jungnickel, Postgrad student, INCITE
Jo Moran Ellis, Senior Lecturer in Sociology
Gerard Oleksik, Postgrad student, INCITE
Steve Smith, Postgrad student, INCITE
Nina Wakeford, Reader in Sociology and Director of INCITE

UK social scientists:
Georgina Born, Reader in Sociology, Anthropology and Music, Faculty of Social and Political Sciences, Cambridge
Daniel Neyland, Senior Research Fellow, Science & Technology, Oxford Said Business School

Details
Location: The workshop will be held in Room 04 AD 00 at the University of Surrey. This means Room 4 on the lower ground floor of Block AD. You can see where the building is on this map . Here is the 'official' map of the campus with less squiggles on it.

Travel: - Train to Guildford: PLEASE NOTE: CHANGED TIME - Travel on a Southwest Train from Waterloo Mainline station to Guildford station (which takes 34mins) and then walk to the University (which takes about 15mins). Or alternatively you can catch a bus from across the road at Guildford station to the UniS (costs 75p) and takes 5mins. A group of us will travel together on Thursday (28.04)

Location of Waterloo station: There are many entrances to the station. The main ones are on Waterloo Road, SE1. Take the escalators upstairs to the main hall. (ok, now for a map frenzy!)

Location of Waterloo station by tube: Waterloo station is connected by three main tube lines: the Northern Line (black), the Jubilee Line (Grey) and the Bakerloo Line (Brown).

Train to Guildford: PLEASE NOTE CHANGED TIME. We can meet in Waterloo Mainline Train Station (which is upstairs from the tube) near the ticket office at 07.45 to catch the 08.00 train to arrive in Guildford at 08.33. (The train time was brought forward to ensure we have plenty of time to walk to the UniS and settle in for the 09.15 start). Single tickets cost £8.70 (£16.60 rtn). You can buy them from the ticket machines using cash or card or you can line up at the ticket office.

Drive: If you are wanting to drive to the university here is a street map. Please let me know if this is your intention as I will need to sort out parking.

More information: Just in case you need more info here is:
SW train timetable | the University's travel guide | Transport for London journey planner

Accomodation: The Holiday Inn Guildford has been booked as requested on Thursday 28th April for affiliated faculty, INCITE members and UniS staff. INTEL PAPR researchers are also staying here.

Questions: If you have questions please contact kat.

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