From smartphones, to paying for groceries by thumbprint, to the ubiquity of online social networking sites, it is clear that we have entered into an age of social interaction through and with technology. However, along with the undeniable benefits of these technologies come a number of questions surrounding how technology influences our daily interactions with each other and with our society around us. We believe that these questions are best answered in the context of highly interdisciplinary conversations among engineers, historians, artists, and social scientists. The Center for Technology and Social Behavior brings together researchers who are willing to transgress the boundaries between these fields. We believe that the study of technology can bring about a better understanding of human behavior, and that the study of human behavior will result in better technologies.