Oh dear I haven't done any of the posts required for this blog yet, and I'm so busy with funding applications, marking and work for conferences. I _will_ make time for them in this next week - I have to!
This term has been so busy, what with getting so many deadlines met for various things. Especially now I have my list of possible things to be working on, I am realising that I spend far too much time thinking about exactly how to do things rather than getting stuck in. There's an importance in thinking about things, of course, but at the end of the day the work has to be done!
In that frame of mind, then, lets finish the second draft of my AHRC funding application! Last application form I do (I hope!) and then I can get on with the reading I want to do
About Me
- anna
- Currently I am a research associate at the Centre for e-Research at King's College London. I'm working on the Sharing Ancient WisdomS (SAWS) project:
http://www.kcl.ac.uk/innovation/groups/cerch/research/projects/current/saws.aspx
My role is to make use of Semantic Web technologies to allow researchers to link together their data and explore relationships between the data. The SAWS project concentrates on Greek and Arabic collections of wise/useful sayings from ancient times, which were passed on through the centuries through copying, retranscribing and translating these collections to create new collections.
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I have just submitted my DPhil thesis to the University of Sussex.
I'm interested in ways of modelling creative behaviour in a formal/computerised way. Particularly I am focussing on theories of creativity that are cognitively plausible - 'do things like humans do'. Musical creativity is of especial interest to me.
Along the way, I worked on this for my doctorate:
How should we evaluate the creativity of a computational system?
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