Dillon Niederhut was research associate of the D-Lab services team, where he led development of the python and R curricula, and provides programming support for data collection and analysis. He received a PhD in the anthropology department in spring 2016, where he used high field MRI to study brain evolution, tract-based statistics to study human development, and natural language processing to study emergence and diversification. Prior to working for the D-Lab, Dillon led the community outreach efforts of Berkeley's Graduate Assembly.
Juan was a member of the D-Lab services team and a masters student at the School of Information until 2016. He is interested in data literacy and access and supported workshop development and instruction at the D-Lab toward that end. His interests include information visualization, machine learning, causal inference, and experimental design.
