Anne Koski

Anne Koski is a Researcher at the Tampere Centre for Science, Technology and Innovation Studies, focusing on algorithmic governance, institutional trust, and healthcare technology. Her work intersects political decision-making, epistemology, and social sciences through phenomenological and interdisciplinary approaches.

• Core research areas: Algorithmic systems in public services, nonknowledge management, and robotic imaginaries in healthcare
• Key collaborations: J. Parviainen, P. Alanen, L. Eilola, C. Lindholm
• Methodological emphasis: Phenomenological frameworks, critical analysis of datafication

Recent publications examine trust erosion in automated decision-making, epistemic injustices in rehabilitation services, and pandemic-era uncertainty in political contexts. Her research contributes to UN Sustainable Development Goals through critical technology studies and public service improvement.

• 2025: Social Sciences review article on algorithmic decision-making
• 2023: Chapter in Oxford Handbook of Phenomenologies and Organization Studies
• 2022: Routledge International Handbook of Ignorance Studies chapter

Active in international academic networks, she combines empirical research with theoretical innovation while engaging in artistic-scientific collaborations like the 'Selittävä tekijä' project.