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Dr. Jenny Bunn serves as an Honorary Lecturer in the Department of Information Studies at University College London, where she has been teaching since 2010. Her academic position builds upon extensive professional experience at major archival institutions including the V&A Museum, Royal Bank of Scotland Archives, Glasgow University Archives, and The National Archives.
Dr. Bunn's educational background includes a PhD in Archive Studies (2011), MA in Archives and Records Management (1995), and BA from King's College Cambridge (1993), all obtained at prestigious UK institutions. Her research focuses on the critical intersection of archival science with emerging technologies, particularly examining how artificial intelligence transforms traditional archival practices.
Her scholarly work reveals a strong trend toward examining AI applications in archival contexts, with numerous publications from 2022-2024 addressing topics like AI tools for digital cultural heritage, explainable AI in recordkeeping, and ethical considerations in automated archival appraisal. These works demonstrate her leadership in bridging traditional archival theory with contemporary technological challenges.
- Editorial role at Archives and Records: The Journal of the Archives and Records Association (2012-2019)
- Active member of both the Archives and Records Association and Information and Records Management Society
As an educator, Dr. Bunn teaches core modules in UCL's Archives and Records Management program, including Concepts and Contexts, Curation and Stewardship, and Digital Curation. Her teaching directly reflects her research interests, preparing students for the evolving technological landscape of archival practice. Her professional activities demonstrate sustained engagement with both the theoretical and practical dimensions of archival science, maintaining connections between academic research and professional practice through her editorial work and professional society memberships.
