Members

Dylan Goldblatt, Ph.D.

Hello! I'm Dylan, a Virginia native with a deep-rooted passion for languages, technology, and education. I specialize in the intersection of frontier technologies and the humanities. I create public goods and I support non-profit projects worldwide.

My areas of research interest encompass natural language processing, generative AI, named entry recognition (NER), retrieval-augmented generation (RAG), machine learning, and the constellation of blockchain technologies, including zero-knowledge proofs, smart contracts, tokenization, decentralized storage, and consensus mechanisms.

My prior work includes delivering solutions for academia and industry with applications in defense, healthcare, governance, and business operations. I am most interested in working with clients who strive to enhance their organizational capabilities and/or support societal well-being.

Skyler Freeman

I'm from August, GA and I'm a Computer Game Design and Development Major at Kennesaw State University. I have a passion for technology and sharing my knowledge with others, especially in team-oriented environments, as I enjoy working with others. I have taught kids how to code and create games as well. My favorite video games are currently Elden Ring and League of Legends.

Abigail Alexander, Ph.D.

Dr. Alexander’s research focuses on the relationship between poetic and political revolutions, encoding in 19th-century French literature and 20th-century French film, and French-to-English translations of 21st-century philosophy.

Jee Hye Park, Ph.D.

Dr. Park's research interests include Korean as a foreign language assessment and curriculum development, language practices and ideologies in multicultural and multilingual families, digital literacy, and technology-assisted language learning. She has participated in various research projects, including bilingual curriculum development, particularly in the field of Korean language education. Dr. Park has also contributed to grant initiatives, such as the Atlanta Global Research and Education Collaborative grant.

Erin Johnson

I am an Interactive Design major at Kennesaw State University, driven by curiosity and a passion for problem-solving. I am dedicated to creating designs that are not only visually appealing but also highly functional, with a commitment to continually expanding my skills and knowledge.

Lab Alumni


Chloe Johnson

First Year Scholar, 2023-24

Cheryl Nguyen

First Year Scholar, 2023-24

Daisi Sheridan

First Year Scholar, 2023-24

Stephen Muir

Scholar, Undergraduate Research and Creative Activity (URCA), 2024