Susannah Glickman is a PhD candidate in the American History track. She has a background in mathematics and anthropology and works between the fields of science and technology studies and history, mixing archival and ethnographic methods. Most of her research focuses on the history of quantum computation and information through the transformations in global American science that occurred at the end of the Cold War. She also writes more broadly about the political economy of computing.
Seg2192@columbia.edu
