Summary
Matt Cook is a multidisciplinary technology consultant and Digital Scholarship Program Manager at Harvard Library with 11 years of experience bridging emerging tech, libraries, and research. He specializes in the full 3D data lifecycle—from photogrammetry scanning through AR/VR analytics to rapid prototyping and 3D printing—and leads digital scholarship services and independent R&D initiatives. His work spans published research across Architecture, Chemistry, Information Science, and the Humanities, and he is exploring automated workflows that integrate transcription, AI, and metaverse environments. Trained in philosophy and library/information science (MLIS, MA), he combines deep conceptual thinking with hands-on technical practice. Based in Melrose, MA, he also pursues libraries-focused R&D on GitHub and shares projects and writing at mncook.net.
11 years of coding experience
Master of Library & Information Science - MLIS, Master of Library & Information Science - MLIS at University of Oklahoma
Bachelor's degree, Philosophy, Bachelor's degree, Philosophy at University of Florida