Research Team Wants To Identify Potential New Donors For Your Museum - Join Study
A data science team whose research was sponsored by Georgia Institute of Technology, Stanford University, University of Michigan, and the National Science Foundation.
Our Focus
This project aims to:
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Provide museums with insights into your local audiences and perspectives from visiting tourists.
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Identify potential new donors by showcasing your museum items.
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Streamline and enhance the collection management process.
We’re looking for museum professionals, technologists, and enthusiasts to contribute their valuable perspectives to our research. Your input will be instrumental in shaping tools that can revolutionize museum technology.
Ready to make an impact? Please schedule a time for a qualitative interview with our team. Your insights will help us better understand the needs of museums and develop effective technological solutions.
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Schedule Interview: https://tidycal.com/ebonique/museum-technology-research-project |
Our Team
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Anya Ellis, an Ohio State University Ph.D. candidate in Computer Science. She excels in developing advanced AI solutions, recognized by a prestigious National Science Foundation award. Her expertise in innovative technology plays a pivotal role in pushing the boundaries of research in artificial intelligence.
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Eboni Boyd, a University of Oxford trained researcher dedicated to helping museums leverage artificial intelligence to optimize their operations. Previously a pioneer in political data analysis, she employed innovative strategies and big data to successfully flip historically partisan districts.
Reviews
“This innovative use of technology challenges the snobbish idea that only the rich can afford great art by helping anyone learn how to confidently and affordably bring the power of beauty into their lives.” – Sean Latham, Zarrow Center at the University of Tulsa