People in the Department of Computing

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Prof Tim Crawford

Professorial Research Fellow in Computational Musicology
t.crawford (@gold.ac.uk)

Tim has research interests in computational approaches to musicology and music history from the 16th to 18th centuries.

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Robert Hall

Technician and Lecturer
r.hall (@gold.ac.uk)

I work on Physical Computing, 3D Printing and Laser Cutting, but also AV projects and also Live Streaming

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Dr Simon Katan

Senior Lecturer in Computing Director of Undergraduate Studies
s.katan (@gold.ac.uk)

Simon is a digital artist with a background in music and an interest with games and play.

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Andy Lomas

Lecturer in Creative Computing
a.lomas (@gold.ac.uk)

Andy is an Emmy award-winning computational artist exploring the complex nature of form and the simulation of growth processes.

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Jon McClellan

3d Artist and 2d and VFX Compositor, Editor and Designer with over 25 years broadcast and film post-production experience, specialising in 3d modelling, animation, and visual effects compositing, motion design, and vfx editing, with a thorough understanding of the latest digital film workflows.

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Dr James Ohene-Djan

Senior Lecturer and Assistant Pro Warden
j.djan (@gold.ac.uk)

James is interested in digital entrepreneurial studies, social video technologies, and location-based digital services

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Dr Ida Pu

Ida specialises in probabilistic and average case algorithms, data structures and communications and complexity theory.

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Dr Evan Raskob

Lecturer in Physical and Creative Computing
e.raskob (@gold.ac.uk)

Evan Raskob wears many hats: interaction designer; audio-visual performer; game designer; educator; software developer.

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Dr Jamie A Ward

Jamie's interests include wearable computing, social neuroscience, and theatre. He is particularly interested in how wearable computing can help to capture and model human activity.

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Jessica Wolpert

Programme leader for MA/MFA Computational Arts and a Lecturer in physical computing
J.Wolpert (@gold.ac.uk)

Jesse is an artist using digital technology to design and build interactive experiences.

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Bruno Zamborlin

Honorary visiting research fellow
bruno (@gold.ac.uk)

Bruno's research focuses on converting physical objects into interactive surfaces using vibration sensors and AI

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