Alexander Nakhimovsky

BA, Tartu University, 1969; MA, Leningrad University, 1972; MA (1977), PhD (1979), Cornell University

Visiting assistant professor, Cornell University, 1988-89; Columbia University; Cornell University; SUNY Oswego

Software engineering, internet programming, artificial intelligence, computational linguistics, cognitive science

Internet programming, computer applications, multimedia authoring systems, artificial intelligence, natural language processing, linguistics, XML

• XML Programming, (Apress Publishers, 2002)
• Professional Java XML (WROX, 2000)
• Javascript Objects (WROX, 1998)
• Articles, reviews in Educational Computing Research, Computational Linguistics, Artificial Intelligence, Computers and the Humanities; Meaning-Text Linguistics and the Problem of Voice (1983)
• Translations, edited and introduced with Alice Nakhimovsky, The Semiotics of Language and History, (1985)
• Three Russian language textbooks (1980-85)
• Witness to History: The Photographs of Yevgeni Khaldei (with Alice Nakhimovsky, Aperture, New York, 1997)

Research Fellow, Yale University 1986-87