Research

My research addresses information systems, human judgment, and the conditions under which encounters with documents and computational systems become consequential for knowing. It includes foundational work in information science and empirical studies of technology use, healthcare, and human-computer interaction.

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Foundations

Publications are listed in reverse chronological order. Publication titles link to DOI records where available, otherwise to Google Scholar. A full publication record is also available through the profile linked above.

  • 2026. Designing for Receivability in Informing Systems. William D. Senn. Informing Science: The International Journal of an Emerging Transdiscipline. Accepted, forthcoming (publisher quality assurance pending).
  • 2026. On Information Science Theory. William D. Senn and Michael K. Buckland. Journal of Documentation, 1–12 (published online September 2026).
  • 2026. The Informing Act: Apprehension in AI-Mediated Systems. William D. Senn. Journal of Documentation, 82(6), 1646–1663.

Empirical Research

Dissertation