# Luis Felipe R. Murillo

> anthropologist

**Wikidata**: [Q63930019](https://www.wikidata.org/wiki/Q63930019)  
**Source**: https://4ort.xyz/entity/luis-felipe-r-murillo

## Summary
Luis Felipe R. Murillo is an anthropologist and researcher who studies social anthropology, digital technology, and data protection. He is a university-affiliated researcher and software developer known for creating the HOBO-request software for HOBO sensors and for academic appointments at the University of Virginia (from May 2019) and the University of Notre Dame (from January 2022).

## Biography
- Born: [not available]
- Nationality: [not available]
- Education: [not available]
- Known for: Developing HOBO-request (software for HOBO sensors) and interdisciplinary research at the intersection of anthropology and digital technology/data protection.
- Employer(s): University of Virginia (joined 2019-05-01); University of Notre Dame (joined 2022-01-01); affiliated with SEEKCommons.
- Field(s): anthropology; social anthropology; digital technology; data protection

## Contributions
Luis Felipe R. Murillo has combined anthropological research with technical development and data-protection interests. He developed HOBO-request, a software tool for HOBO sensors, identified in source material as created/developed by him. Murillo has held research and faculty roles in U.S. universities, joining the University of Virginia on 2019-05-01 and moving to the University of Notre Dame on 2022-01-01; these positions locate his work within academic research and teaching contexts. He is affiliated with SEEKCommons, indicating engagement with collaborative or commons-oriented initiatives. His scholarly profile is indexed under Google Scholar author ID ExYBr24AAAAJ, documenting academic publications and citations. Murillo also maintains an online presence at https://lfrmurillo.online/ (English) and is active in developer communities under the GitLab username "unixjazz." His documented fields of work are anthropology, social anthropology, digital technology, and data protection, reflecting a career that spans social science inquiry and technical practice.

## FAQs
### Q: Who is Luis Felipe R. Murillo?
A: He is an anthropologist and researcher who works on social anthropology, digital technology, and data protection. He has held positions at the University of Virginia (from May 2019) and the University of Notre Dame (from January 2022).

### Q: What technical work has he produced?
A: He developed HOBO-request, software for HOBO sensors. He is also active on GitLab under the username "unixjazz."

### Q: Where can I find his academic publications?
A: His scholarly output is indexed under Google Scholar author ID ExYBr24AAAAJ. He also lists an English-language website at https://lfrmurillo.online/.

### Q: What organizations is he affiliated with?
A: He has been employed by the University of Virginia and the University of Notre Dame and is affiliated with SEEKCommons.

## Why They Matter
Luis Felipe R. Murillo matters for bridging social anthropology with technical practice and data-protection concerns. His documented fields—anthropology, social anthropology, digital technology, and data protection—position him at the intersection of qualitative social inquiry and the technical infrastructure that generates and protects data. The development of HOBO-request demonstrates an applied contribution: producing software tied to environmental or sensor data workflows (HOBO sensors). His academic appointments at the University of Virginia (since May 2019) and the University of Notre Dame (since January 2022) situate him within institutions that train students and produce scholarship, enabling him to influence research agendas and pedagogical practices. His presence on scholarly indexing (Google Scholar ID) and code-hosting platforms (GitLab username unixjazz) shows a dual footprint in both academic publication and open-source/software communities. Without contributors who straddle these domains, interdisciplinary questions about how digital tools and data protection shape social life would have fewer practitioner-scholars informing both research and tool-building.

## Notable For
- Creator/developer of HOBO-request, software for HOBO sensors.
- Appointed at the University of Virginia beginning 2019-05-01.
- Appointed at the University of Notre Dame beginning 2022-01-01.
- Affiliated with SEEKCommons.
- Scholarly profile under Google Scholar author ID ExYBr24AAAAJ and GitLab username "unixjazz."

## Body
### Identity and roles
- Name variants include L F R Murillo, L. F. R. Murillo, Luis Felipe Rosado Murillo, and others.
- Occupation entries list him as researcher, anthropologist, and, in some sources, computer scientist.
- Gender recorded as male.
- Instance: human.

### Academic appointments
- University of Virginia — employer entry with qualifier start_time: 2019-05-01.
- University of Notre Dame — employer entry with qualifier start_time: 2022-01-01.
- Affiliation: SEEKCommons.

### Fields of work
- Anthropology.
- Social anthropology.
- Digital technology.
- Data protection.

### Software and technical contributions
- HOBO-request — listed as created/developed by Luis Felipe R. Murillo; described as software for HOBO sensors.
- Developer identifier: GitLab username "unixjazz."

### Scholarly presence and identifiers
- Website: https://lfrmurillo.online/ (English).
- Google Scholar author ID: ExYBr24AAAAJ.
- idref ID: 283297832 (record label Murillo, Luis Felipe R.).
- National library / catalog identifier: nl_cr_aut_id jo20251275773.

### Languages and online activity
- Languages: documented as English.
- Online code and project activity traceable via GitLab username "unixjazz."

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## References

1. Czech National Authority Database
2. [Source](https://anthropology.nd.edu/people/faculty/luis-felipe-r-murillo/)