Research
I have worked as a research scientist at the Knowledge Management Research Lab of the German Research Center for Artificial Intelligence (DFKI) and as a research assistant at the University of Regina Department of Computer Science and Griffith University School of Computing and Information Technology. I also taught at the University of Toronto Department of Computer Science.
My Erdős number is 4.
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Research interests
- computational linguistics
- word sense disambiguation
- automatic summarization
- information retrieval (IR)
- information extraction (IE)
- latent semantic analysis (LSA)
- technology and society
- social informatics
- Free Software
- history and philosophy of technology
- digital media and value theory
- computers and law
- copyright, patents, and "intellectual property"
- document engineering
- web standards
- web internationalization
- web accessibility
- collaborative media
- digital typography
Publications
A list of my publications is available. You can also see the same list in BibTeX format].
Teaching
Thesis supervision
- Elizabeth Wolf (M.Sc., University of Kaiserslautern, 2005)
Courses
- Natural Language Processing for the Web (Fall 2011, Technische Universität Darmstadt)
- CSC108: Introduction to Computer Programming (Fall 2002, University of Toronto)
- CSC270: Fundamental Data Structures and Techniques (Summer 2002, University of Toronto)
- CSC270: Fundamental Data Structures and Techniques (Winter 2002, University of Toronto)
- CSC324: Principles of Programming Languages (Summer 2001, University of Toronto)
- CSC384: Artificial Intelligence (Winter 2001, University of Toronto)
- CSC468/CSC2204: Operating Systems (Fall 2000, University of Toronto)
