DataMIX Project
Exploring the communication of data
The DataMIX Team
Dr Gordon Barr |
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Dr Elizabeth Blackburn |
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Dr Nick Collins |
 Nick
Collins is a composer, digital musician, and lecturer in computer music
at the University of Sussex. He is also first editor of the Cambridge
Companion to Electronic Music and a co-editor of The SuperCollider
Book; SuperCollider is a powerful programming language for realtime
audio and music.Find out more about Nick Collins. |
Dr Hua Dong |
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Dr Melissa Grant |
 After
completing her PhD, Melissa Grant held a postdoctoral position at
the University of Birmingham School of Dentistry where she lead a
project, sponsored by Unilever, to find novel chemicals for improving
oral health. She has also become involved in teaching in the school and
was a runner-up in the intra-university Big Idea’s Competition. |
Dr Paul Shepherd |
 Paul Shepherd is a
Research Fellow in the Architecture & Civil
Engineering Department at the University of Bath. He previously worked
as an analyst with the engineering company, Buro Happold, and on a wide
variety of projects, including the Emirates Stadium for Arsenal FC in
London and the new Irish National Stadium at Lansdowne Road, Dublin.Find out more about Paul Shepherd. |
Dr Paul Piwek |
 Paul Piwek is a
lecturer at the Open University's Centre for Research
in Computing. His main research interest is in automated information
presentation. He is collaborating with colleagues at the National
Institute of Informatics in Tokyo on a system that takes text and turns
it into a dialogue between computer-animated characters.Find out more about Paul Piwek. |
Gordon
Barr is a researcher in the Chemistry Department at the University of
Glasgow, where he specialises in the development of methods and
software that applies cluster analysis and other statistics to problems
in crystallography and chemistry. 
Elizabeth
Blackburn is a Lecturer in Condensed Matter Physics at the University
of Birmingham. She has a degree from Cambridge University and a PhD
from the Université Joseph-Fourier, Grenoble, France.
Hua
Dong received her PhD degree from University of Cambridge and her
bachelor’s and master’s degrees from Tongji University, China. Her
research has been focused on making products and systems accessible to
the widest possible population through understanding user capabilities,
improving design processes, developing better communications and
understanding industry perspectives.