Sands Fish is a computational artist, data scientist, and senior software engineer at MIT Libraries R&D. His focus is on semantic web technologies, linked open data, information architecture, and their application to education.

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Media in Transition Conference, 2013 - Panelist for "Shared Knowledge Creation: Talking Back to Online Content" session, examining the academic, cultural and ethical dimensions of taking notes on cultural artifacts.

Influence Discovery - A research tool powered by dbpedia.org, in support of work with Paolo Negrini

MIT HyperStudio Fellow, 2013. (announcement)

LODLAM - Delegate at the 2013 LODLAM Summit in Montréal, Québec, focusing on "actionable approaches to publishing and consuming Linked Open Data"

Open Data at MIT - A Conversation (and Hack-A-Thon) About The Tools, The Community, and The Potential (January 2013)

Rhythms of Rhythms - Video Exhibit - MIT Barker Library, 2007

Associated With Other Information As It Normally Would Be - Video and EP, with Jason Asselin, Detroit, 2002

DSpace - Committer; release team lead for DSpace 3.0

FACADE - Future-proofing Architectural Computer-Aided Design (using MIT's SIMILE tools)

Digital MIT Theses - Designing a platform for electronic submission at MIT

Vera Multi-Search - Federated Electronic Resource Searching for the MIT Community

DSpace@MIT - MIT's Institutional Repository for Electronic Preservation