Currently the Coordinator for the MA Specialization in Digital Humanities. The DH Specialization received a $CAD 2.2m gift to implement the StudioDH initiative.
His research with collaborator Damien Huffer used neural networks and computer vision to explore the online trade in human remains (The Bone Trade Project). As part of the CRANE Project from the University of Toronto, he's explored generative adversarial networks and archaeological photography.
With Dr. Donna Yates of the University of Maastricht, he is exploring knowledge graph embedding models of the antiquities trade (The New Organigram Project). He has collaborated with Justin Walsh (Chapman University) and Alice Gorman on the International Space Station Archaeological Project, designing the analytical tools to conduct the first archaeology in space.
In 2019, he won the Archaeological Institute of America's Award for Outstanding Work in Digital Archaeology for leading the creation of O-DATE.
The X-Lab
The Cultural Heritage Informatics Collaboratory represents both a space and a series of relationships within and without the University. Created thanks to a Canadian Foundation for Innovation Grant.
Led by Graham and Laura Banducci, it's a transdisciplinary 'skunkworks' for fostering encounters with and between cultural heritage and digital media and computation.
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