Summary
Nick Lally is a multidisciplinary researcher and educator with a decade of experience at the intersection of digital art, design, mathematics, and spatial research. Currently a Research and Teaching Assistant at University of Wisconsin–Madison and pursuing a PhD in Geography, he blends technical curiosity with creative practice developed through an MFA in Digital Arts and New Media and earlier roles teaching design and mathematics. His background includes NSF-funded research on interfaces for deliberation, curriculum development in printmaking, and freelance web and e-commerce projects—demonstrating fluency across coding, pedagogy, and visual media. Based in the San Francisco Bay Area, Nick is as comfortable prototyping interactive systems as he is writing critical work about space and making art, bringing rare cross-disciplinary perspective to research-driven technology.
11 years of coding experience
2 years of employment as a software developer
Fine Arts & Sociology, Fine Arts & Sociology at University of Oregon
Doctor of Philosophy (Ph.D.), Geography, Doctor of Philosophy (Ph.D.), Geography at University of Wisconsin-Madison
University of California Santa Cruz