Nat Gyenes is researcher and writer focusing on the intersection of health and technology. She explores the way that the health information we encounter online impacts disease distribution, and the role that epidemics - and digital misinfodemics - have in changing cultures, traditions and societies.
Nat works with Hacks/Hackers, Credibility Coalition and Meedan on health claims, misinformation and credibility topics, is producing Misinfocon London and CredCon 2018, and collaborates with Berkman Klein and MIT Media Lab colleagues on the Media Cloud project.
She is a health and human rights guest lecturer with the Harvard School of Public Health, has given talks at Switchpoint, Create Good, the Unite for Sight Global Health and Innovation Conference, Digital Health @ Harvard and RightsCon, and has facilitated health and digital media workshops for the Ford Foundation and the Robert Wood Johnson Foundation.
