This fall, David Bamman joined the School of Information faculty as an Assistant Professor. His research in natural language processing and machine learning has direct applications for digital humanities scholarship. Bamman himself has a background in the humanities, including undergraduate studies in classics and English literature at the University of Wisconsin-Madison and an M.A. in Applied Linguistics from Boston University.

Eric E. Monson is a Research Scientist at Duke University’s Visualization & Interactive Systems Group. Elizabeth Honig is an Associate Professor in UC Berkeley’s History of Art Department. Her project, janbrueghel.net, serves a test corpus for NSF-funded research in computer vision and machine learning.