Fernanda R. Rosa

Fernanda R. Rosa is an Assistant Professor at Virginia Tech's Department of Science, Technology, and Society, College of Liberal Arts and Human Sciences. Her work bridges technical debates on internet infrastructure with social justice, focusing on the global South through code ethnography and transdisciplinary frameworks.

• Research Focus: Internet governance, design justice, decolonial/feminist studies, and digital inequalities.
• Education: Ph.D. in Communication (American University), M.A. in Public Policy (FGV), B.A. in Social Sciences (USP).
• Awards: Honorable Mention, Association of Internet Researchers' Best Dissertation Award.

Her ongoing book project examines internet infrastructure values in Brazil, Germany, Mexico, and indigenous Tseltal/Zapoteco territories. She co-authored Mobile Learning in Brazil (2015) and speaks Portuguese/Spanish.