About

I am a Lecturer in the Oak Group of the Department of Computer Science at the University of Sheffield.

My research interests are centered around personal knowledge management, with a particular focus on how users understand, organise and manipulate multimedia knowledge.

Key Publications

• Design and Evaluation of Systems to Support Interaction Capture and Retrieval
• Analysing Meeting Records: An Ethnographic Study and Technological Implications
• Time is of the Essence: An Evaluation of Temporal Compression Algorithms
• Classification of Transient Sonar Sounds Using Perceptually Motivated Features

Recent Work

• S. Tucker, G. Brown, A. Moore and M. Summers: Towards an understanding of the evolution of musical performance
• A. Cano, S. Tucker and F. Ciravegna: Capturing Entity-Based Semantics Emerging from Personal Awareness Streams
• S. Tucker, O. Bergman, A. Ramamoorthy and S. Whittaker: Catchup: A Useful Application of Time-Travel in Meetings