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Matt Artz

New York, Philadelphia
As seen in: MedPage Today, Towards Data Science, Product Coalition, Happenings Magazine (Northeast PA), The Podcast by KevinMD, Anthropology in Business with Matt Artz
An anthropologist, designer, strategist, product manager, and entrepreneur, specializing in user experience, product development, and consumer insights.

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How to Improve Consumer DNA Tests - Anthropology News

How to Improve Consumer DNA Tests - Anthropology News

Direct-to-consumer (DTC) genetic tests offer tantalizing yet speculative promises to connect us with our dist…

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DNA Testing of Immigrants Is Unethical - Anthropology News

DNA Testing of Immigrants Is Unethical - Anthropology News

The collection of genetic biodata for the reunification of families must safeguard individuals' agency, provi…

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5 Tips for Conducting Contextual Inquiry

5 Tips for Conducting Contextual Inquiry

As UX practitioners we must work to understand users' conscious and unconscious actions, but how? We all know…

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Physicians: Get Ready for Climate Change

Physicians: Get Ready for Climate Change

Until recently, climate change was a problem that occurred elsewhere. Out of sight, out of mind. But with fir…

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Consumer Genetics and the Capitalization of Hope

Consumer Genetics and the Capitalization of Hope

In the twilight of the last millennium, an audacious scientific project was started by an international team …

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Working in Enterprise User Experience (EUX)

Working in Enterprise User Experience (EUX)

At this point in the NAPA UX blog series, it should come as no surprise that the topic of user experience (UX…

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One Race of Several Species (1770-1850)

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By Matt Artz
| understandingrace.org
Courtesy Michael Blakey Published at the height of polygenism’s popularity, Josiah Nott and George Gliddon’s 800-page illustrated volume, Types of Mankind (shown left), reproduced the work of Louis Agassiz and Samuel Morton, spreading racist views to a popular audience. The work sold well and nine editions were printed. Some slave owners found justification for slaveryan extreme form of human oppression whereby an individual may "own" another person and the...
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Anthony Pickles: On prediction markets, gambling, and politics

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By Matt Artz
| Anthropology in Business with Matt Artz
Anthropology, AI and the Future of Human Society Anthony Pickles: On prediction markets, gambling, and politics 00:00 / 00:30:54 Amazon Apple Podcasts CastBox Castro Deezer Google Podcasts Listen Notes Overcast Player.fm PocketCasts Podcast Addict Podchaser RSS Spotify Stitcher TuneIn iHeartRadio In this episode of the Anthropology, AI, and the Future of Human Society podcast, Anthony Pickles discusses prediction markets, gambling, and politics.
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Tom Maschio on Anthropology in Business with Matt Artz

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By Matt Artz
| Anthropology in Business with Matt Artz
In thisepisodeof theAnthropology in Business podcast, Tom Maschio speaks withMatt Artzabout his career as abusiness anthropologist. The conversation covers Tom’s journey from Papua New Guinea, the founding of his consulting firm Maschio Consulting, and his most recent book, Digital Cultures, Lived Stories and Virtual Reality. About Tom Maschio Thomas Maschio has been a business anthropologist for the past 22 years and head of his own consultancy, Maschio Consulting, since 2004.
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