Michael Arnold

Michael Arnold is a professor at the School of Historical and Philosophical Sciences at the University of Melbourne, focusing on issues at the intersections of technology and socio-cultural studies. His research areas include the impact of digital technologies on daily life, online memorialization and death technologies, community informatics, and the ethics and normative evaluation of technologies. As a core member of the DeathTech Research Team, he has made significant contributions to studies on technology and death, particularly regarding the societal impact of online and digital commemoration. His academic work extensively covers the interplay between digital culture, technology, and human behavior.

• Present·University of Melbourne·Professor
  • Research areas include the socio-cultural impact of digital technologies, online memorialization and death technologies, technology ethics, etc.

• Unknown Period·University of Melbourne·Unknown Degree
  • Specific degree information not found, but currently serves as a professor at the University of Melbourne.