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Keep in touch through @objectgroup on twitter, linked in, or email me at lisa at objectgroup dot org. |
I've worked on a range of projects over time. Here's a few I particularly like:
I've written over 100 pieces for the Guardian on news worthy data sets. There is a nice visualisation of this work on Journalisted.
I'm interested in financial data and work with Open Spending to create a set of publicly available, easily comparable, government accounts.
For research on public spending I often post to my personal blog.
I was lead researcher on Where Does My Money Go? and wrote detailed reports on the data used in this display of public spending.
I worked for 2 years as a software engineer writing C for billing software. I've written perl scripts to simplify the creation of a couple of websites for the SOS Children charity. The sites are:
Two Talk - a photograph conversation website that was updated every day for a year and is now updated less frequently by SOS staff.
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Doodle Boat - a website that displayed a new drawing from a child in the care of SOS Children, every day for a year. |
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I have written many screen scrapers in Perl to extract data for my work at the Guardian. Here are some examples:
I'm currently studying M343 Applications of probability. I'll complete it in October this year.
I've successfully completed the undergraduate open university maths courses:
The Serious Change Radio Documentary is a radio program I made over 7 months as I followed a group of people trying to save the economy. I worked with 105 Radio for a year, interviewing scientists on the subject of climate change.
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I drew the pictures for this comic book. You can see all the pictures on this little website I put together. |
Here's a website I made about comics. It has reviews of books analysing comics. It has detailed illustrated notes on the history of comics. It has a project where I met new people and then illustrates that meeting in drawings.
Before all of this technology and writing I earned a first in physiotherapy from the University of Leeds.
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