smpinard@buffalo.edu
716-645-1362
Digital Archivist
University Libraries
Interest area(s): Digital Archiving, Digital Preservation
Primary research focus: Digital preservation as it relates to Special Collections unique primary source material.
Affiliated project(s): I am responsible for processing born digital primary source material for the University Libraries Special Collections including the Poetry Collection, Rare and Special Books, History of Medicine, and University Archives. I am actively engaged in digital preservation, policy creation, workflow development and staff training.
Potential area(s) of collaboration: I'm interested in learning about new software and tools and facilitating the donation and preservation of new special collections to the University Libraries.
Digital Collections and Exhibits
kec27@buffalo.edu
716-645-8627
Project Manager, Collections
University Libraries
Primary research focus: visual art history and theory
Digital Collections & Exhibits
dkane@buffalo.edu
(716) 829-3779
Marketing & Program Development
School of Public Health and Health Professions
Interest area(s): Digital Exhibits
Primary research focus: I’m interested in using the digital experience as an art form
Digital Collections and Exhibits
aekennel@buffalo.edu
(716) 645-0765
Clinical Assistant Professor, Japanese Studies
Asian Studies
College of Arts and Sciences
Primary research focus: Contemporary Japanese visual culture
Affiliated project(s): A Youtube series on current research about contemporary culture; a study of art involving digital technologies
Potential areas of collaboration: Film production; grant writing; display/exhibition technologies; 3D scanning & printing
3-D Modelling & AR/VR; Artificial Intelligence; Data Mining, Analysis, & Visualization; Digital Collections & Exhibits; Digital Media
alison@buffalo.edu
(716) 645-0946
Assistant Professor
Department of Media Study
College of Arts and Sciences
Primary research focus: Theory and History of Computing
Current DS project(s): New Media at the End of History (Computing in the late 1980s) / 100% Utilization (Sociocultural significance of the end of Moore's Law)
Potential areas of collaboration: Grant writing, building websites with static generators, collaborative pedagogy, programming, cryptography
Artificial Intelligence; Computing & Society; Digital Collections & Exhibits; Digital Media; Digital Pedagogy; Text Encoding & Analysis
codymeje@buffalo.edu
Visiting Assistant Professor of Game Studies
Media Study
College of Arts and Sciences
Current DS project(s): Visualizing queer games, trans video game, cognitive experiment with games
Primary research focus: Using new media and digital media to understand narrative and difference.
Potential areas of collaboration: Equity, diversity & inclusion, social/cognitive behavior, visualization work, grant writing
3-D Modelling & AR/VR; Computing & Society; Data Mining, Analysis, & Visualization; Digital Collections & Exhibits; Digital Media; Digital Pedagogy
eotto@buffalo.edu
(716) 645-0523
Executive Director of the Humanities Institute
Associate Professor of Art History and Visual Studies
Global Gender and Sexuality Studies
College of Arts and Sciences
Interest area(s): Gender, Art, Visual Culture
3-D Modelling & AR/VR; Data Mining, Analysis, & Visualization; Digital Collections & Exhibits; Simulation & Modeling; Spatial Analysis; Text Encoding & Analysis
pasek@buffalo.edu
(716) 829-2533
Adjunct Instructor
Nursing
School of Nursing
Interest area(s): Digital Exhibits
Potential area(s) of collaboration: Being a PhD nursing student I am very interested in how to make my slides and posters interesting for presentation at professional conferences. Since attending I have utilized helpful ideas from the Digital Design presentations I have attended.
Digital Collections and Exhibits
poremski@buffalo.edu
(716) 645-7750
Humanities Librarian
University Libraries
Interest area(s): Digital Humanities, Digital Collections, Text Encoding, Metadata
Digital Collections and Exhibits; Text Encoding and Analysis
drstryko@buffalo.edu
(716) 645-0631
Associate Teaching Professor
Department of Music
College of Arts and Sciences
Primary research focus: Investigating the influence of music publishers (and the music business, more generally construed) upon the development of Western art music; the theoretical relationship between artistic circumstance and musical style; the Italian madrigal.
Potential areas of collaboration: A range of specialized analysis skills for digital projects with musical elements.
Data Mining, Analysis, & Visualization; Digital Collections & Exhibits