Joshua Greenberg - Alfred P. Sloan Foundation
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Event
This talk in the US-RSE Funder Talk Series will feature Dr. Joshua Greenberg, Program Director of the Alfred P. Sloan Foundation’s Digital Information Technology program. This event took place Thursday, February 2nd at 4 PM ET, 3 PM CT, 2 PM MT, 1 PM PT
Biography
Dr. Joshua Greenberg is director of the Alfred P. Sloan Foundation’s Digital Information Technology program. Dr. Greenberg received his Bachelor of Arts in History of Science, Medicine and Technology from the Johns Hopkins University, and both Masters and Doctoral degrees from Cornell University’s Department of Science & Technology Studies.
He is an active member of the broader digital library and digital humanities communities, serving on a number of advisory boards and program committees, and maintains active research and teaching interests in the history and sociology of information technology, the dynamics of public engagement with expert knowledge, and the methodological implications of new digital technologies for research.
Dr. Greenberg has broad experience and understanding of the content and research needs of traditional scholarly communities as well as digitally-networked services and tools to support myriad forms of public engagement and participation.
* Biography derived from https://sloan.org/about/staff/joshua-m-greenberg
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