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Greetings!
I am a
research scientist
on the NSF sponsored
ResultsSpace
project
in the
School of Information and Library Science
at the
University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill.
My research interests lie in the broad categories of human-computer
interaction, information and knowledge management, and digital
libraries. My work is unified by an interest in how people find,
refind, and reuse information and how technology can help support these
tasks. Recently, I have been exploring aspects of personal information
management (PIM), information interfaces, and voice user interfaces (VUIs).
I completed my Ph.D. in May 2006 at Virginia Tech, working with
Dr. Manuel Pérez-Quiñones
and the Dialogue Research Group.
In the summer of 2006, I moved to Chapel Hill, NC,
where I currently work with
Dr. Gary Marchionini
and am part of the
Interaction Design Lab
at UNC.
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The HCI Browser
is a tool to help researchers
conduct HCI experiments that involve doing web
browsing tasks.
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ResultsSpace
is a 3-year, NSF-funded project
on which I co-authored the grant proposal.
The project focuses on developing architectures and interfaces
to support mutli-session, exploratory,
and collaborative search.
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The Relation Browser
is a tool designed to help users understand relationships
between items in a collection and to support exploration
of an information space.
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TagSearch
is an experimental web search tool that includes Delicious
tags as part of the search results.
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