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Eric Gamazon
Staff
Medicine — Human Genetics
University of Chicago

Fields of interest: Data Mining/Machine Learning, Libraries/Digital Archives, Electronic Literature, Semantic Search

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Bill Sterner
Lecturer, Dir. MacLab
Conceptual and Historical Studies of Science
U of Chicago

I’ve long been interested in crossover projects between computing and the humanities, and have taught a variety of courses related to themes of “computer programming as a liberal art.” I’m currently working on a monograph on Aristotle’s Poetics as a productive science that may someday have implications for thinking about artifactual design. Brenda Laurel’s Computers as Theater would be in a related domain space.

Fields of interest: Text Analysis , Imaging/Visualization, Information Retrieval, Computational Linguistics, Libraries/Digital Archives, Modelling/Simulations, Electronic Literature, Computational Art, Semantic Search, Collaborative Technologies, Cinematic Syntax

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Bei Yu
Postdoc
Kellogg School of Management
Northwestern University
www.beiyu.info

I am a postdoc researcher at Kellogg School of Management, Northwestern University. I am interested in text mining applications in social sciences and humanities. Currently I am working on language technologies for opinion analysis in political and business domains.
Fields of interest: Text Analysis , Electronic Literature, Semantic Search

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Eben English
Digital Services Librarian
Illinois Institute of Technology
http://library.iit.edu

Fields of interest: Imaging/Visualization, Information Retrieval, GIS/Mapping, Libraries/Digital Archives, Electronic Literature, Semantic Search

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Bill Parod
Software Developer
Northwestern University Library
Northwestern University

I develop repository infrastructure and applications.

Fields of interest: Imaging/Visualization, Information Retrieval, GIS/Mapping, Libraries/Digital Archives, Electronic Literature, Music Cognition

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Richard Buchner
President/CEO
Hyde Park Systems Group
www.hydeparksystems.com

We develop software to assist research writers in all diciplines. I am interested in the thought process and methods used by writers. I am also interested in devices other than the PC.

Fields of interest: Data Mining/Machine Learning, Text Analysis , Imaging/Visualization, Information Retrieval, Electronic Literature, Semantic Search

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Patricia Hswe
Project Manager for NDIIPP Partner Projects
Graduate School of Library and Information Science
University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign
http://blog.lis.uiuc.edu/pvw/

I am interested in digital libraries, with special emphasis on metadata issues (creation, standardization, access, semantics, usability); use and users of digital resources; digital collection management and development; and digital project management. Like others in my field, I believe the digital humanities offer scholars at the junior-faculty level many opportunities to do innovative, original research and break from the typically restrictive route to tenure in ways possibly transcending the intellectual gains of the scholarly monograph.

Fields of interest: Data Mining/Machine Learning, Text Analysis , Imaging/Visualization, Information Retrieval, Libraries/Digital Archives, Gaming, Electronic Literature, Semantic Search, Collaborative Technologies

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Naglaa Saad Mohamed Hassan
Ph.D candidate
English
Fayoum University

I’m an assistant lecturer in the English Department, faculty of Arts, Fayoum University, Egypt. I teach courses of English language , British and American Poetry and Listening. I’m a Ph. D candidate , working on the work of Derek Walcott, The Noble Prize winning Caribbean poet.

Fields of interest: Text Analysis , Computational Linguistics, Electronic Literature, Semantic Search

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Jason Rhody
Senior Program Officer
Office of Digital Humanities
National Endowment for the Humanities
http://www.neh.gov/odh

Jason Rhody is a Senior Program Officer in the Office of Digital Humanities (ODH) at the National Endowment for the Humanities (NEH). Previously, he worked in NEH’s Division of Education Programs in support of the EDSITEment project, which facilitates the use of technology and online humanities resources in the K-12 classroom. Jason received his master’s degree in English from the University of Maryland, and his current PhD research examines new media narrative forms within the framework of literary, media, and game studies. Prior to joining the Endowment, he worked at the Maryland Institute for Technology in the Humanities (MITH), contributing to and advising digital humanities projects while teaching courses in literature and digital media.

Fields of interest: Data Mining/Machine Learning, Text Analysis , Imaging/Visualization, Libraries/Digital Archives, Gaming, Electronic Literature

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Betsy Kruger
Associate Professor
University Library
University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign
http://www.library.uiuc.edu/blog/digitizedbotw/

Head of digital content creation at University Library.

Fields of interest: Data Mining/Machine Learning, Text Analysis , Imaging/Visualization, Information Retrieval, Libraries/Digital Archives, Electronic Literature, Computational Art, Semantic Search

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Myung-Ja Han
Metadata Librarian
University of Illinois

Fields of interest: Text Analysis , GIS/Mapping, Libraries/Digital Archives, Electronic Literature, Semantic Search

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Brandon Harvey
Industry Researcher
Accenture

I am a researcher at the Accenture Technology Labs here in Chicago. It’s an applied technology group, which means that we build and experiment with technologies that are expected to have an impact in the next 2-5 years. I’m interested in human-computer interactions, which for me encompassees how we present resources to the user — whether textual, numeric, or interpersonal — as well as how we enable users to take meaningful action.

Fields of interest: Imaging/Visualization, Mobile Devices, Electronic Literature, Collaborative Technologies

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Sylvia Mendoza
Design & Production Dir.
UC Press

As a publisher, and in particular a production person responsible for the dissemination of content, I’m interested in learning about how researchers do their work.

Fields of interest: Imaging/Visualization, Information Retrieval, Libraries/Digital Archives, Mobile Devices, Electronic Literature, Computational Art, Semantic Search, Collaborative Technologies

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Dr. Catherine Mardikes
University of Chicago

Fields of interest: Data Mining/Machine Learning, Text Analysis , Information Retrieval, Electronic Literature, Semantic Search

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Helen F. Schmierer
Librarian
University of Illinois at Chicago

Fields of interest: Information Retrieval, Libraries/Digital Archives, Electronic Literature

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