Gregory Adam Marton

Nicknamed "Gremio", I am a graduate student studying Natural Language Understanding in the Infolab group at the Computer Science and Artificial Intelligence Lab, since Fall 2001.

Publications

Contact information, pgp public key

Highcastle: home address and directions

Contributions

• Techiya treasurer, January 2007-2008, having helped re-start it in 2006
• MITNA secretary, October 2006-2008
• "Gatherer" of Altered Signs, June 2006 to present
• Student Seminar Series co-organizer, Spring 2006 - present
• co-organizer of the second annual CSAIL Student Workshop
• Nuggeteer tool for nugget-based passage-retrieval evaluation.
• 2005-2006 LLVG representative on the CSAIL Student Committee (Chairman)
• Presenting START and natural language understanding at MIT Museum's F.A.S.T. family program
• Teaching 6.170
• Seminar on Dangerous Ideas cofounder and conspirator
• GSC Orientation 2006 hike leader, 2005 hike leader, 2004 Hiking Trip coordinator, 2003 hike leader, 2002 Hiking Trip coordinator
• Alpha Phi Omega, People Making a Difference, interfaith volunteering
• Misc. free software: svn dot-commitmail, rmv, duke, recent, vc, release.pl, nugrade

News

Spring 2008

• My friend Jessi Kleiss is searching for an Assistant Professorship in oceanography.
• The Infolab is hiring undergraduates for the summer, as we consider participating in the ACE or RTE shared evaluations.
• Highcastle is looking for a new roommate starting June 1st.

Photography

older favorite photos at www.flickr.com

recent photos & archives

Poetry

I read a fair bit of poetry, though I do not write any. My favorite poetry site is the Wondering Minstrels. I've contributed a few thoughts: To a Mouse, Casabianca, On Turning Ten, A Hillside Thaw, The Clod and the Pebble, The Distracted Centipede. I also maintain a personal collection of favorite short love poems.

Polyonymy

You might search for me under the names "Greg Marton", "Gregory Marton", "Gregory A. Marton", "Marton Gergely", "Santirix Gremionis", "Gremio", "Grem", or even, if you truly don't like me, "Gremio Marton" or "Gregory Martin", or you might be looking for a gremio who wrote from ai.mit.edu, csail.mit.edu, acm.org, speakeasy.org, glue.umd.edu, cfar.umd.edu, umiacs.umd.edu, or some others, and while some of these names are more correct and relevant than others, I hope in any case that this disclaimer helped you find me. Thanks and props to Philip Resnik for the idea!

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