Luke Heemsbergen & Robbie Fordyce

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Luke Heemsbergen & Robbie Fordyce are Research Fellows at the Melbourne Network Society Institute, based at the University of Melbourne, conducting research into the civic and domestic uses of 3D printing. Luke has previously been a part of the Citizens’ Agenda research project at the Centre for Advancing Journalism, and is writing up his PhD on political transparency online. He has interned at Harvard’s Berkman Centre for Internet and Society, lectured seasonally for the University of Melbourne, and previously worked for the Canadian Department of Foreign Affairs. Robbie researches for the Australian Research Council project, Avatars and Identity, and is currently completing his doctoral thesis on theories of globalization and networked activism.

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