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'''1. New:''' Samer Hassan is Principal Investigator of the [[P2P Models]] project: | |||
"I am an activist, researcher and teacher, Faculty Associate at the Berkman Klein Center for Internet and Society (Harvard University), and Associate Professor at the Universidad Complutense de Madrid (Spain). I have a messy background mixing Computer Science, Social Sciences and Artificial Intelligence. My work and passion is Decentralized Collaboration, and how to push forward a commons-oriented paradigm. In this line, I coordinated the building of several web tools in the former P2Pvalue project." | |||
(http://p2pmodels.eu/) | |||
'''2. Older bio:''' | |||
Activist, researcher and Assistant Professor at the Universidad Complutense de Madrid (Spain). Coming from a multidisciplinary background in Computer Science and Social Sciences, he has carried out research in social networks, distributed systems, social simulation and artificial intelligence from positions in the University of Surrey (UK) and the American University of Science & Technology (Lebanon). Engaged in free/open source projects, he co-funded the Comunes.org Nonprofit (which aims to build free/libre web tools for the commons) and the Move Commons project (web tool to facilitate the connection of volunteers and organizations), and is a collaborator in the distributed collaborative platform Kune. | |||
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Revision as of 19:38, 10 November 2017
Bio
1. New: Samer Hassan is Principal Investigator of the P2P Models project:
"I am an activist, researcher and teacher, Faculty Associate at the Berkman Klein Center for Internet and Society (Harvard University), and Associate Professor at the Universidad Complutense de Madrid (Spain). I have a messy background mixing Computer Science, Social Sciences and Artificial Intelligence. My work and passion is Decentralized Collaboration, and how to push forward a commons-oriented paradigm. In this line, I coordinated the building of several web tools in the former P2Pvalue project." (http://p2pmodels.eu/)
2. Older bio:
Activist, researcher and Assistant Professor at the Universidad Complutense de Madrid (Spain). Coming from a multidisciplinary background in Computer Science and Social Sciences, he has carried out research in social networks, distributed systems, social simulation and artificial intelligence from positions in the University of Surrey (UK) and the American University of Science & Technology (Lebanon). Engaged in free/open source projects, he co-funded the Comunes.org Nonprofit (which aims to build free/libre web tools for the commons) and the Move Commons project (web tool to facilitate the connection of volunteers and organizations), and is a collaborator in the distributed collaborative platform Kune.