One of the recent mass digitization projects of the Digitization Program Office (DPO) had a particular challenge because we needed to keep track of scientific names.

After receiving their degree in Interdisciplinary Sculpture from the Maryland Institute College of Art in 2019, Anaís joined the 3D team to assist with 3D processing and data management. When not at the Smithsonian they enjoy cooking for friends at home and spending time in their studio where they create animations.

Jamie Cope is a computer engineer by trade and entrepreneur at heart with more than 15 years of experience employing skills in usability, data visualization, AR/VR, and simulation across diverse fields such as medicine, biology, education and training, and entertainment.

A Maryland native, Jon Blundell is currently living out the assumption he made at the age of 6, that he would either be working at the Smithsonian, or become an astronaut. He chose the shorter commute.

Borne of polygons and fire, Meg joined the Smithsonian with a background in 3D modeling and traditional metalsmithing.

Mitchell L. Gordon is a PhD Student in Computer Science at Stanford University, where he is advised by Professors Michael Bernstein and James Landay in the Human-Computer Interaction Group.