
PhD Studies
PhD
2011 in Information Science, Cornell University
PhD Committee
Carl Lagoze (chair),
Stephen Hilgartner,
Rachel Prentice,
Paul Ginsparg
Grants
NSF Doctoral Dissertation Research: Comparative Analysis of Scientific Communication Cultures in Chemistry
[Award Number 0924445]
Courses
- Information Systems in Socio-Cultural Context (STS/INFO634, Spring 07)
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Phoebe Sengers
- Term Paper/Group Project: In-Car GPS Navigation and Engagement with Environment (with Blazej Kot, Gilly Leshed, and Oya Rieger)
- Architecture of Web Information Systems (CS/INFO631, Spring 07)
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Carl Lagoze
- Term Paper/Group Project: Hybrid Scholarly Networks (with Sadat Shami)
- Statistical Methods (BTRY601, Fall 06)
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Prof Martin Wells
- Computer and Programming (CS211, Fall 06)
- Paul Chew, Prof David Schwartz
- Computational Psychology (PSYCH 614, Fall 06)
- Prof Shimon Edelman
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Analysis of Information Networks (CS 685, Spring 06)
- Prof Jon Kleinberg
- Term Paper: Community Structures of Scholarly Networks - an Empirical
Evaluation of Community Extraction Algorithms (with Asif-ul Haque)
- Qualitative Research Methods for Studying Science (S&TS 630, Spring 06)
- Prof Rachel Prentice
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Term Paper: 'Moving Forward' in a Research Lab - Emplyoing ethnographic research methods to a case study in Science and Technology Studies
- Advanced Human Computer Interaction Design (INFO/COMM 640, Fall 05)
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Prof Geri Gay co-teaching with Cornelia Tracheva,
Gilly Leshed,
Jen Thom-Santelli
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Term Paper: Proposal for a Case Study on Innovation of Information and Communication Services for Scientists: Adoption and Use of Social Bookmarking Services for Scientists
- Introduction into Science and Technology Studies (S&TS 630, Fall 05)
- Prof Peter Dear
- Term Paper: S&TS Concepts of Scientific Research and Scholarly Communication and Their Application in Information Science
Teaching Assistantships
- Architecture of Web Information Systems(CS/INFO 431)
- Carl Lagoze (Spring 07)
- Software Engineering (CS 501)
- Prof Bill Arms (Spring 06)
- Psychology of Social Computing (COMM 245)
- Corina Constantin (Fall 06), Prof Jeff Hancock (Fall 05)
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