Michael Gasser |
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Emeritus Associate Professor Informatics & Computing and Cognitive Science Indiana University |
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Who I am
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| This informal autobiography of me explains how I moved among the different fields that I've been in. It's a little out-of-date. In particular it doesn't say that I retired in May 2012 and now live in Santa Cruz, California. I am still doing research, but I will not be taking on any new PhD students. |
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What I do
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| You can read about the research that I do on the webpages of the Human Language Technology and the Democratization of Information (HLTDI) lab. |
| Outside of academia, I am or was involved in the Indiana University Progressive Faculty and Staff Caucus; social forums at the world, regional, and national levels; the sister-city project relating Bloomington, Indiana to Santa Clara, Cuba; and the Palestine-Israel Action Committee in Santa Cruz. I also like to travel to as many places as I can. |
| I've published academic papers and have also written articles and given talks and interviews on non-academic topics. I've also written software, for both teaching and research. |
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How to find me
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| You can e-mail me at <gasser at cs dot indiana dot edu>. If you want to use encryption, you'll need my PGP/GPG public key. My cellphone number is +1 812 219-2296, but if you want to talk, I prefer Skype (skype name: megasser) or Jitsi (use my gmail address: <onlyskybl at gmail dot com>). |