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William Jones is a Research Associate Professor Emeritus at the Information School, University of Washington. His research primarily addresses the challenges associated with Personal Information Management (PIM) and human-computer interaction. Jones has contributed significantly to understanding how people can effectively manage the information they encounter daily. He authored the book "Keeping Found Things Found: Study and Practice Personal Information Management," along with a three-part series exploring the future of personal information management. His scholarly interests span various topics, including information retrieval and the cognitive processes underlying memory and knowledge management. Jones is recognized for his five patents related to search technologies, with two currently pending. He actively participates in professional organizations like the American Philosophical Association and the Association for Computing Machinery, reflecting his commitment to ongoing research and innovation in his field.
University of Washington • Seattle, WA
Focus on challenges in Personal Information Management and Human-Computer Interaction.
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