James Maguire

James Maguire is an Associate Professor at IT University of Copenhagen, affiliated with the Technologies in Practice research group and Center for Climate IT. His work bridges anthropology and computational studies, focusing on the intersection of climate and digital infrastructures, energy systems, and data governance.

• PhD in Anthropology-STS from IT University of Copenhagen (2017)
• MSc in Anthropology from University of Copenhagen (2011)
• BA in Anthropology & Philosophy from National University of Ireland (2006)

Maguire's research explores the societal implications of digital industrialization, biotechnology, and energy systems. Key themes include the Anthropocene, climate crisis mitigation, and the governance of big data. His recent work examines digital mistrust, cloud computing ethics, and speculative solutions for environmental challenges.

His publications span topics like digital infrastructure, climate policy, and energy planning. Notable collaborations include projects funded by the European Commission and Velux Foundation, with interdisciplinary teams across Denmark and international partners.

Maguire contributes to public discourse through media outlets like RESET climate magazine and has participated in committee work for academic recruitment. His work emphasizes ethnographic methods and critical analysis of technological interventions in global crises.