Our project examines communication and collaboration practices in e-science in the context of growing scale, increasing complexity and distributed nature of e-science teams. We seek to understand the critical challenges and opportunities to the uptake of new e-Science technologies and the newly emerging work practices related to the use of these technologies.
Our project has two components.
The rest of the members on our interdisciplinary team, Dr Marina Jirotka, Sharon Lloyd, Professor Anne Trefethen, Dr Andrew Warr, Dr Ralph Shroeder, Mustafizur Rahman and Professor Monica Shafarel contribute with further case studies, expertise and insights from their extensive experience in e-science or related fields.
Programme Director of the MSc in Social Science of the Internet, Senior Research Fellow
Ralph Schroeder has interests in shared virtual environments and the sociology of science and technology. His current research is related to digital media and populism, climate change online, AI and social theory, and the internet in China and India.
Former Research Associate
Marina Jirotka is Professor of Human Centred Computing, Computing Laboratory, University of Oxford.
Former Research Associate
Anne Trefethen is a Director of the Oxford e-Research Centre, University of Oxford. Her work in industry and academia focuses on numerical algorithms and software, computational science and high-performance computing.
Oxford Internet Institute, University of Oxford
Oxford University Computing Laboratory
Oxford e-Research Centre
University of Southampton
Oxford e-Research Centre
Oxford e-Research Centre
