Samuel Goree

Samuel Goree is an Assistant Professor of Computer Science at Stonehill College, specializing in interdisciplinary research bridging computer science, digital humanities, and media studies. His work critically examines computational systems through cultural and historical lenses.

Research investigates human-centered AI with focus on computer vision epistemology, algorithmic aesthetics assessment, and historical patterns in web design homogenization. Recent work analyzes how subjectivity influences personalized image aesthetics models and develops egocentric frameworks for computer vision systems.

Publications explore the rhetoric of techno-masculinity in early web design literature, agent-based modeling of opioid epidemics, and computational analysis of avant-garde music. Methodologies combine data science, visualization techniques, and critical media archaeology to examine technology's cultural dimensions.