Jonathan Dick is a first-year graduate student in English at the University of Pennsylvania. He holds a BA and an MA in English and Comparative Literature, both from the University of Toronto. The recipient of fellowships from the Fulbright program (2019-20), the Mellon Foundation (2020), and the Social Science and Research Council of Canada (2018-19; 2019; 2019-2023), he works mostly on twentieth-century poetry and science, and has special interests in modernism, form, attention, and the history of computing. With Adam Hammond, Jonathan has co-authored a book chapter on duplication machines, forthcoming in Cambridge Critical Concepts: Literature and Technology (Forthcoming, 2021).