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In 2011-12, I am a third-year computer science Ph.D student at Brown University under the supervision of David Laidlaw. We are working human-computer interaction and evaluation tools for information visualization (infovis) and scientific visualization (scivis). Thanks to our collaborators in brain science, we spend a lot of time looking at diffusion imaging and circuit diagrams of the human brain.
Before coming to Brown, I was a software engineer in New Hampshire not far from my undergraduate alma mater.
My non-science interests include sketching, photography, and playing music.
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Research
Modeling Task Performance for a Crowd of Users from Interaction Histories
[conditionally accepted] ACM CHI, 2012
Steven R. Gomez and David H. Laidlaw |
Analysis Within and Between Graphs: Observed User Strategies in Immunobiology Visualization
[conditionally accepted] ACM CHI, 2012
Caroline Ziemkiewicz, Steven R. Gomez, and David H. Laidlaw |
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Modeling Human Performance from Visualization Interaction Histories
IEEE InfoVis (Poster session), Honorable Mention, 2011
Steven R. Gomez and David H. Laidlaw |
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A Fiducial-Based Tangible User Interface for White Matter Tractography
ISVC'10, 2010
Steven R. Gomez, Radu Jianu, and David H. Laidlaw
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Interacting with Live Preview Frames: In-Picture Cues for a Digital Camera Interface
ACM UIST (Poster Session), 2010
Steven R. Gomez
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Blues for Gary: Design Abstractions for a Jazz Improvisation Assistant
Electronic Notes in Theoretical Computer Science, 193 (Nov. 2007), 47-60
Bob Keller, Martin Hunt, Stephen Jones, David Morrison, Aaron Wolin, and Steven Gomez
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Coursework at Brown
| F11 |
cs2950-j |
Cognition, Human-Computer Interaction, and Visual Analysis |
| S11 |
cs1460 |
Computational Linguistics |
| F10
| cs2370
| Interdisciplinary Scientific Visualization
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| F10
| cs2950-c
| Topics in Computational Biology
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| S10
| cs1950-g
| Computational Photography
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| S10
| cs2750
| Topics in Parallel and Distributed Computing
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| F09
| cs1230
| Computer Graphics
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| F09
| cs1430
| Computer Vision
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| F09
| cs2950-u
| Special Topics on Networking and Distributed Systems
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Resources for Young Scientists
- How to Give a Great SIGGRAPH Talk. (pdf)
- Manuel Blum, Advice to a Beginning Grad Student.
(html).
- Mark Leone, Advice on Research and Writing (mostly aimed at
computer scientists).
(html).
- John Woodwark, How to Run a Paper Mill.
(pdf).
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