Nataliya D. Brantly

Nataliya D. Brantly is an Assistant Professor in the Government and International Affairs (GIA) Program within the School of Public and International Affairs (SPIA) at Virginia Tech. She received her PhD in the Science and Technology Studies (STS) program and her Master of Public Health degree from Virginia Tech. Her research focuses on global health security and health technology policy. Dr. Brantly studies complex issues pertaining to electronic health governance, consumer biomedical technology security and the impact of biomedical technologies on the human condition. Dr. Brantly is also serving as the

Deputy Director at the Tech4Humanity Lab (https://techforhumanitylab.clahs.vt.edu ) and as a Program Director of the Eastern Partnership Research Program at the Center for European & Transatlantic Studies (CEUTS) https://liberalarts.vt.edu/research-centers/ceuts.html.

Areas of Expertise

• Global Health Security
• Health Technology Policy
• Digital Health Governance
• Artificial Intelligence Governance and Policy
• Risk, Expertise, and Knowledge Production