Jordan Kemp

Research Associate, Center for Spatial Data Science

Jordan Kemp is a PhD candidate at the University of Chicago Department of Physics. He researches novel theories of social and biological organization by studying agent decision-making in noisy environments. He is part of an interdisciplinary team to customize UC Berkeley's course "Sense & Sensibility & Science" for UChicago in spring 2024. The course lets students experience how they can use scientific thinking to improve individual and collective decisions in a democracy.

Justin Kleidermacher

DSI Summer Lab Research Assistant, Center for Spatial Data Science

Justin Kleidermacher is an undergraduate at the University of Chicago studying computer science. He is working with Luc Anselin on web-based exploratory spatial data analysis solutions.

Nikhil Patel

Quad Scholar and Research Assistant, Center for Spatial Data Science (2022-23), Data Science Institute (2022), and Mansueto Institute for Urban Innovation (2023)

Nikhil is a student at the College majoring in Computational and Applied Mathematics. He is assisting in the development of geospatial analysis tools. 

Noa Perlmutter

Research Assistant, Center for Spatial Data Science

Noa Perlmutter is a third-year cognitive science undergrad at UChicago.  She is part of an interdisciplinary team to customize UC Berkeley's course "Sense & Sensibility & Science" for UChicago in spring 2024. The course lets students experience how they can use scientific thinking to improve individual and collective decisions in a democracy.

Divij Sinha

Research Assistant, Center for Spatial Data Science

Divij Sinha is currently pursuing an MS in Computational Analysis and Public Policy from the University of Chicago's Harris School of Public Policy. He is working on building survey tools for geospatial analysis.

Douglas Williams

Research Assistant, Center for Spatial Data Science

Doug Williams is a 4th year undergraduate student at UChicagom, double majoring in data science and public policy. He is part of an interdisciplinary team to customize UC Berkeley's course "Sense & Sensibility & Science" for UChicago in spring 2024. The course lets students experience how they can use scientific thinking to improve individual and collective decisions in a democracy.