Allen Riddell
Assistant Professor of Information Science
Contact Information
riddella@indiana.edu
(812) 856-4730
Luddy Hall (700 N. Woodlawn Ave) 2124
Education
- M.S. in Statistics at Duke University, 2013
- Ph.D. in Program in Literature at Duke University, 2013
Biography
Allen Riddell is an Assistant Professor in the School of Informatics, Computing, and Engineering. His research explores applications of modern statistical methods in the humanities and allied social sciences. His research interests include sociology of literature, publishing history, comparative media studies, library digitization, and text mining. Prior to coming to Indiana University, Riddell was a Neukom Fellow at the Neukom Institute for Computational Sciences and the Leslie Center for the Humanities at Dartmouth College.
Research Areas
- Information and Library Science
- Data Science
- Natural Language Processing
- Data curation and digital preservation
- Digital Libraries and Digital Humanities
- Machine Learning
- Statistical analysis
- Intellectual Freedom and information/data ethics
- Linguistic and Computational Discourse Analysis
- Social Media
- Ethics and Values in Digital Society