Dr. Jan Jungclaus
Jan
Jungclaus, Ph.D. is an entrepreneur interested in the
areas
of artificial and collective intelligence, computational intelligence,
bio-inspired computing, ubiquitous computing, and
human-computer-interaction.
He has interests in synthetic biology, nanotechnology, and computational
brain-sciences.
Jan was previously Instructor at Harvard GSD,
Teaching Fellow at Harvard University,
Part-time Consultant at One Laptop Per Child,
Researcher Global Elearning at Fraunhofer IGD/IMEDIA,
Researcher Multimedia at Fraunhofer CRCG/ Fraunhofer IGD,
Consultant at Zentrum für Graphische Datenverarbeitung, and
Purchaser at General Electrics Capital.
He coauthored
XDLT: A Distance Learning Tool for consistent teaching of XML and
related Technologies,
Game-based Interaction Technology for Informal Education in Public
Settings,
Predicting the Future: Open Source CAAD?, and
The Virtual Study Desk: Towards Learning-Styles Based User Modeling
for
Content Adaptation in Online Learning Environments, and
authored
Celebrating 25+ Years of Service to the IT in Education/E-Learning
Community.
Jan graduated Singularity University in 2010 and earned his Doctor in
Design
(Technology/Artificial Intelligence)
at
Harvard University in 2009 with the dissertation
“Consilium Urbis — A collective intelligence approach for
perception-based urban analysis”.
He completed his ICPNM at the
Program in New Media Technology,
Rhode Island School of Design in 2000.
He earned his Masters in Economics at the University of Cologne,
Germany in 1998 with the thesis
“A Framework for an Internationalization of Ultimate Waste Disposal in
the Nuclear Energy Sector”.
He earned his Bachelors in Economics at the Justus-Liebig University,
Germany.
Read his
LinkedIn profile, his
Singularity University profile, and his SpaceWiki profile.