Lachlan Kermode
Research Fellow
Lachie develops full stack architectures, manages machine learning workflows, and develops computer infrastructure across a range of Forensic Architecture’s investigations.
He has a degree in Computer Science from Princeton University, and a range of experience both in industry and as a full stack freelancer.
Lachie’s academic interests are generally found in and between computer science, infrastructure studies, and cultural and critical theory.
See contact and other details on his website.
- investigations
- The Grenfell Tower Fire: Situated Testimonies
- Digital Violence: How the NSO Group Enables State Terror
- European Arms in the Bombing of Yemen
- NSO Group’s Breach of Private Data with ‘Fleming’, a COVID-19 Contact-Tracing Software
- The Beirut Port Explosion
- Police Brutality at the Black Lives Matter Protests
- Pushbacks Across the Evros/Meriç River: Situated Testimony
- Pushbacks in Melilla: ND and NT v. Spain
- Cloud Studies
- Model Zoo
- Detecting Tear Gas: Vision and Sound
- The Battle of Ilovaisk
- Using Timemap for Cartographic Platforms
- Triple-Chaser
- The Killing of Zak Kostopoulos
- Computer Vision in Triple Chaser
- The Destruction of Yazidi Cultural Heritage
- The Grenfell Tower Fire
- Destruction and Return in al-Araqib