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Information Science
David Burlinson earned a PhD in computer science from the University of North Carolina at Charlotte and has spent the past nineÌýyears expanding hisÌýlove of computer science and computational thinking. HisÌýfocus has been on research related to visual encoding, visualization and visual analytics, environmental impact, and pedagogically-sound computer science education. He hasÌýa particular affinity for web application design and responsive, interactive interfaces and visualizationsÌýand hasÌýself-taught up and down the full stack. HisÌýfavorite language is JavaScript.ÌýIn his "spare time,"ÌýheÌýenjoys honing hisÌýcooking skills and playing real-time strategy games.
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Publications
- K. Wu, E. Petersen, T. Ahmad, D. Burlinson, E. S. Tanis, & D. Albers Szafir. 2021. Understanding Data Accessibility for People with Intellectual and Developmental Disabilities. (to appear) In Proceedings of the 2021 Conference on Human Factors in Computing Systems (CHI ‘21).Ìý(Yokohama, Japan–May 8-13, 2021). DOI: . [Best Paper Award]. .
- David Burlinson &ÌýDanielle Albers Szafir. 2020. Shape size judgments are influenced by fill and contour closure.ÌýInÌýProceedings of the Annual Meeting of the Vision Sciences Society, (St. Pete Beach, Florida (virtual) –June 19-24, 2020). doi:
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