Dr Iain Oliver
Iain Oliver has been involved in the use of Virtual World technologies for Cultural Heritage for over 10 years. He is a member of the Open Virtual Worlds (OVW) research group at the University of St Andrews. Publications.
Sarah Kennedy
Sarah Kennedy has been involved in the use of Virtual World technologies for Cultural Heritage for over 10 years. She specialises in the creation of virtual visualisation scenes and videos.
Dr Catherine Anne Cassidy
Catherine is a Research Fellow in the School of Computer Science researching technologies that preserve and promote heritage for communities and their museums. She specialises in digitisation, digital curation, and exhibit design. She holds a master’s degree in Museum and Gallery Studies (dist). Publications.
Dr Perin Westerhof Nyman
Perin Westerhof Nyman specialises in Scottish history and the history of dress and textiles. She is also a professional dressmaker and visual artist, and has extensive experience designing and constructing historical clothing and related material culture for museums and education. Publications.
Sharon Pisani
Sharon is a PhD student in Computer Science specialising in augmented reality in heritage. She has experience in community collaboration, digitising, 3D modelling, and virtual worlds.
Maria Andrei
Maria is a PhD candidate who is researching how climate change communication can be improved by digitising natural landscapes in order to visualize the future impacts of global warming. She has a master’s degree in Computer Science.
Junyu Zhang
As a PhD candidate in Computer Science, Junyu specializes in computer assisted education, especially in language learning. Her research interest is using virtual technology to help the promotion and preservation of culture and heritage via the way of enhancing learning.
