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Daniel Neyland is Professor at the University of Bristol Business School and holds the title of Professor of Digital Futures at the Bristol Digital Futures Institute (BDFI), where he serves as Academic Co-Director. His work focuses on the governance, accountability, and ethical dimensions of technological systems through interdisciplinary Science and Technology Studies (STS) frameworks.
Professor Neyland's research employs ethnographic methods to investigate how scientific and technological practices intersect with societal structures. Key focus areas include:
- Digital futures and societal implications of emerging technologies
- Ethnomethodology in organizational contexts
- Accountability mechanisms in data-intensive environments
- Substantive domains like security, waste management, and algorithmic governance
His recent publications demonstrate consistent engagement with real-time accountability challenges and temporal politics in digital systems, reflecting his commitment to understanding how technological infrastructures shape and are shaped by social practices. These works bridge theoretical STS perspectives with practical governance concerns across multiple sectors.
As Academic Co-Director of BDFI, Professor Neyland leads interdisciplinary initiatives exploring responsible digital innovation. The institute functions as a collaborative hub for researchers addressing complex challenges in digital ethics, data governance, and technology-society relationships through stakeholder-engaged approaches.
