Robert Glushko Adjunct Professor
Focus: Information-intensive systems and services, semantic standards, information policy, business innovation and entrepreneurship
Current ResearchMy research involves methods and tools for the design, development, and deployment of document-centric applications. I’m especially interested in approaches that span the traditional divide between narrative document types and transactional ones, since most applications involve a mixture of both and a common modeling framework is essential for semantic clarity and interoperability. I am also heavily engaged in the evolution of “services science,” a new, interdisciplinary field that combines social science, business, and engineering knowledge needed for organizations to succeed in the shift to the service and information-based economy.Other ActivitiesAffiliated Faculty Member, UC Berkeley Program in Cognitive ScienceMember of Board of Directors for OASIS, an international XML and web standards organization EducationB.A., Experimental Psychology, Stanford University, 1974M.S. in Software Engineering, Wang Institute, 1985 Ph.D. in Cognitive Psychology, UC San Diego, 1979 How to Reach MeOffice: 313 South Hall
Office Hours: Mon 4-5, Wed 11-12
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Telephone: (510) 643-2754
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Something few people know about me
I like to travel and have visited nearly 40 countries, especially in Europe and East Asia. I also enjoy gardening, clearing brush, chopping down trees, splitting wood, and other sorts of outdoor exercise.
A web page you should know about
The XML Cover Pages at xml.coverpages.org.