Luis Felipe R. Murillo is an Assistant Professor of Anthropology at the University of Notre Dame. Across several research projects within and beyond the Global North, his work investigates how social movements and technoscientific experts design and implement common technologies as responses to pressing social, technical, and environmental concerns.

Dr. Murillo’s current research and teaching span a wide range of topics in anthropology of science and technology, including the study of large-scale computing and its alternatives; the challenges of adopting and adapting “open technologies” for socio-environmental research; the production, circulation, and (re)appropriation of common software, hardware, and data; and, more.