A directory of people working across computational social science, digital humanities, human-computer interaction, and cultural computing.
Master's student · University of Edinburgh
I work on Yoruba oral poetry and test whether speech models trained on multilingual audio can segment praise performances. I am currently building a small annotated corpus with community collaborators.
PhD student · University of Michigan
I build tools that help historians trace how terms for race shifted across colonial newspapers. I am currently evaluating retrieval methods on OCR-noisy archives from the Caribbean.
Research engineer · University of Vienna
I maintain infrastructure for digital humanities collections and study how scholars search image archives. My current work measures whether visual embeddings retrieve what art historians consider relevant.
Postdoctoral researcher · Uppsala University
I study how nineteenth-century Swedish novels represent interiority, using computational models of narrative perspective. My current work tests whether character-level language models can distinguish free indirect discourse from narration.
Research scientist · University of Toronto
I design interfaces for scholars who annotate large cultural collections, with a focus on disagreement. My current project visualizes where annotators disagree so that interpretive conflict becomes part of the analysis.
Lecturer · Universidad de Chile
I study how Spanish-language newspapers framed scientific authority in the early twentieth century. My current project compares topic models built from editorial and advertising pages.