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The Team
Dr. Andrea Grover
Dr. Grover is an Associate Professor for the College of Information Science and Technology at the University of Nebraska-Omaha. She studies sociotechnical systems in citizen science to better understand and design information systems for open participation and collaboration in data-intensive contexts. Her current research focuses on the role of technologies and data practices in citizen science, and evaluating individual and collective performance and productivity in open collaboration. She's interested in how ordinary people become involved in meaningful real-world research through citizen science projects, and how technologies can help.
Dr. Matthew Hale
Dr. Hale is an Associate Professor for the College of Information Science and Technology at the University of Nebraska-Omaha. His current research interests lie at the intersection of security and software engineering with specific focuses on building and testing secure web services, mobile applications, and wearables. His research focuses on online privacy and security, preventing phishing and social media scams, cloud-based web services, and Internet of Things and mobile security. A current research project, called CyberTrust, focuses on exploring the psychology of phishing, identifying behavioral and structural antecedents of trust, and providing targeted personalized training to prevent future victimization.
Vinod Ahuja
Vinod is a doctoral student in the College of Information Science and Technology at the University of Nebraska-Omaha. His research interests are open source project health analytics and corporate communal open innovation. He studies how corporate engagement in open source changes the dynamic of open source, how companies innovate through open source, and how these companies derive value from this engagement. He also works in citizen science where he analyzes volunteer participation productivity and how researchers derive value from this engagement.
Holly Rosser
Holly is a doctoral student in the College of Information Science and Technology at the University of Nebraska-Omaha. Her current research interests are focused on informal science learning and STEM instruction that improve volunteer engagement and performance in online citizen science spaces. She is interested in how scientific and technical skills training can be optimized to improve learning and skills development for volunteers of all levels of experience and interest.
