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Professor Louise Amoore holds a faculty position at Durham University's Department of Geography, where she serves as Professor of Political Geography and Deputy Head of Department. Her work explores intersections of geopolitics, technology, and security, with a focus on algorithmic governance and data-driven practices.
- Co-editor of Progress in Human Geography
- Appointed to UK ethics body on biometric technologies
- Recipient of RCUK Global Uncertainties leadership fellowship
Her research examines how data and algorithms reshape security paradigms, democracy, and societal norms. Recent projects analyze generative AI, cloud computing, and machine learning's political implications. She has secured funding from Leverhulme Trust, ESRC, EPSRC, AHRC, and NWO.
Key article trends reveal expertise in algorithmic sovereignty (2024), border governance (2024), predictive security models (2023), data reuse ethics (2022), and post-9/11 surveillance practices (2021). Her work critically interrogates machine learning's epistemological foundations (2019) and data sovereignty implications (2018).
- RCUK Global Uncertainties leadership fellowship (2012-2015)
- Leverhulme Trust funding
- ESRC, EPSRC, AHRC, NWO grants
Current PhD supervisees include Anna Okada and Charlotte Lock. She co-developed the Algorithmic Life book (2015) and serves as editor for Progress in Human Geography, maintaining active research collaborations in Europe.
