Dr Luis Lozano-Paredes

Dr Luis Lozano-Paredes Dr Luis Lozano-Paredes Dr Luis Lozano-Paredes


Dr Luis Lozano-Paredes

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About Me

Who am I?

 

I research and teach at the intersection of digital technologies, governance systems, and organisational decision-making, examining how platforms and AI reshape knowledge production, institutional arrangements, and human agency. As Lecturer at the Transdisciplinary School (University of Technology Sydney), I explore how emerging technologies transform power dynamics across government agencies, academic institutions, and urban systems.

My work combines empirical studies with methodological innovation, particularly using Actor-Network Theory and design thinking to understand complex socio-technical systems. I develop frameworks for responsible AI integration in research and governance contexts, including "temporal probing" methodologies for studying how algorithmic systems mediate decision-making over time. As Chair of UTS's Transdisciplinary School AI Working Group, I lead efforts to establish ethical protocols for technology use in academic settings.

A bit more

 

I speak Spanish (native), English, French, Hebrew, Portuguese, and Papiamento—a multilingual background that shapes my approach to cross-cultural technology governance questions.


I hold a PhD (Governance) from the University of Technology Sydney, a Master of Architecture (Professional) from the University of Belgrano, and an MSc in Urban Economics from Torcuato di Tella University (both in Buenos Aires, Argentina). Before entering academia, I worked in policy roles with Argentina's Ministry of Transportation and Ministry of Modernisation, providing practical governance experience that grounds my research in real-world institutional challenges.

My intellectual trajectory—from architecture through urban economics to technology governance—reflects sustained interest in how humans create systems for organising collective life, whether through physical infrastructure, economic institutions, or digital platforms.

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