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I'm a researcher in the Text Mining, Search, and Navigation group at Microsoft
Research in Redmond. My research interests include exploratory search, implicit feedback, log
analysis, and the evaluation of search systems with humans and simulations.
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Our theme issue of IEEE Computer magazine entitled "Beyond Search: Information Seeking Support Systems" came out in March 2009. This issue emerged from our National Science Foundation IS3 workshop, hosted by UNC-Chapel Hill in June 2008. See the guest editors' introduction for more details.
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Our new book entitled "Exploratory Search: Beyond the Query-Response Paradigm" was published by Morgan and Claypool in March 2009 as part of their Synthesis Lectures on Information Concepts, Retrieval & Services.
Order from: Morgan & Claypool | Amazon | Barnes & Noble
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We're organizing the Third Human-Computer Information Retrieval (HCIR) workshop on October 23, 2009 at The Catholic University of America in Washington, DC.
I am serving as Area Chair for Search at WWW 2010.
We received the SIGIR 2007 Best Paper Award for our research paper entitled "Studying the Use of Popular Destinations to Enhance Web Search Interaction".
I received the British Computer Society's Distinguished Dissertation Award for the best Computer
Science PhD dissertation in the United Kingdom for 2005.
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