DiDa Faculty:
Gregory Hallenbeck
ghallenb@binghamton.eduResearch Interests
- Machine Learning and AI
- Natural Language Processing
- Game Design
- Interactive Fiction
Melissa Haller
mhaller@binghamton.eduResearch Interests
- Statistical methods and data visualization
- Mapping and GIS
- Economic geography, technology, and innovation
- Community-engaged teaching and scholarship
Research Interests
- Critical Theory
- Critical Data Studies
- Aesthetics
- Machine Learning and Generative AI
Research Interests
- Narratives, play, and gaming
- Information and data design
- Digital borders
- Minimal computing
Research Interests
- Creative digital media
- 3-D modeling and sculpting
- Niche Internet-based communities
- Robotics in art
Research Interests
- Educational theory and practice, especially critical digital pedagogy; relational pedagogy; university design for learning (UDL); embodied learning; grades and assessment
- Queer, feminist, critical disability, Indigenous, and decolonialist epistemologies and frameworks
- Histories of technology
- Digital and information literacy; data numeracy
- Sustainable and just digital ecologies and tools
Research Interests
- Biodiversity, ecology and evolution
- Freshwater and terrestrial algae
- Information and data literacy
- Data visualization
Chelsea Gibson
chelsea.gibson@binghamton.edu
Research Interests
- Creative Coding and Digital Media
- Interactive Media Installations and Physical Computing
- Creation of digital archives for Cultural Heritage
- Community-Engaged Digital Scholarship
- Computational Culture, Games, and Folklore Studies
DiDa Organizing Committee:
Kenneth Kurtz, Professor of Psychology
Andreas Pape, Associate Professor of Economics
Laure Spake, Assistant Professor of Anthropology
Mary Tuttle, Assistant Librarian
Lisa T. Yun, Associate Professor of English.