Research Bio
Niemeyer's work is data-driven: Large datasets and data streams are raw materials for visual and sonic experiences. They act as mirrors, reflecting to us what we don't see about our essential resources (air, water, care) from novel points of view. These patterns hold the hope that we can learn something new about what is to come and that we can evolve from the impossible present to more possible futures.
Research Expertise and Interest
art, digital media installations, photography, data science, new technology, video games
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Turning data into democratic action
The Social Apps Lab at CITRIS creates free applications based on playful ways to get users to explore their environments, engage local issues, promote public health, and become active citizens. Their current projects include tackling dengue fever, reducing asthma, and engaging citizens in local urban issues.
Featured in the Media
UC Berkeley professor Greg Niemeyer combined and visualized information from various sources to create Synchronicity, a 20-minute reel on display December 20 - 22, 2024 on the Salesforce Tower in San Francisco.