Nina Wakeford - Director
Nina Reader is a Reader in Sociology and an ESRC Research Fellow 2007-2010 at Goldsmiths College, University of London.

Goetz Bachmann is a lecturer at the Centre for Cultural Studies (CSS) and a researcher at the  Department for Sociology in Goldsmiths College. His background is in a specifically German academic tradition: ‘Empirische Kulturwissenschaften’ (= Empirical Cultural Studies)

Britt Hatzius is a visual artist and researcher working in video, film, photography and installation. With a degree in Fine Art Media (2002) she recently completed an MA in Photography and Urban Cultures at the Centre for Urban and Community Research (CUCR) at Goldsmiths University of London and is since engaged in various visual research projects.

Katrina Jungnickel - Postgraduate student, Goldsmiths College
Kat's PhD examines the role of visual representations and practice in the design, development and use of DIY technology - in particular wifi.

AFFILIATES

Sandeep Channarayapatna - Affiliated postgraduate student
Sandeep is a PhD student in the Digital World Research Centre (DWRC). He is interested in storytelling in India.

Martin Sønderlev Christensen - Visiting postgraduate student (2005)

Kris Cohen - Affiliated researcher
Kris is currently a PhD student in the Art History Department at the University of Chicago. He has just completed a one-year ESRC study on photography and the internet entitled "Photos Leave Home."

Mary Ebeling - Affiliated researcher
Mary's PhD (completed in 2006) examined online journalism, political discourse and exile.

Sian Griffiths - Visiting researcher (2004)
Sian is a BBC Filmmaker on secondment to INCITE, funded by BBC Training and Development's Attachment scheme, a staff development programme which provides opportunities for BBC staff to build on their existing skills, develop new skills and extend their networks.

Magnus Nilsson - Visiting postgraduate student (2006)
Magnus is currently visiting from Roskilde University in Denmark. His research primarily focus on the mobility and temporality of home-helpers' daily work.

Sebastian Olma - Affiliated researcher
Sebastian studied Political Science, Sociology and Philosophy at
Leipzig, Rutgers and Binghamton.

Kate Orton-Johnson - Affiliated researcher
Kate completed her PhD research at INCITE, funded by the Economic and Social Research Council in collaboration with Sage Publishing Ltd. She is now at Edinburgh

Søren Mørk Petersen - Visiting postgraduate student (2006)
Søren's research at the IT University of Copenhagen is concerned with the use of camera phones and moblogging, and more generally social software as a cultural formation.

Adam Reed - Research fellow
Adam is a social anthropologist (PhD University of Cambridge, 1997). He was a Research Fellow at INCITE and now holds a position at the University of St. Andrews.

Steve Smith - Affiliate Researcher
Steve completed his PhD in 2007, funded by the Economic and Social Research Council and sponsored by Sapient.

Jenny Sundén - Visiting researcher (2003)
Jenny has a PhD from the Department of Communication Studies at Linköping University, Sweden.