School of Information Sciences

Michael B. Spring

Associate Professor

701B IS Building
412-624-9429

spring@pitt.edu
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Institution of highest degree:
Ph.D. University of Pittsburgh

Research Interests:

Distributed systems; client-server systems; collaborative authoring; Web services and e-business; information infrastructure and e-markets; interactive systems; secure systems; standards and standardization.

Recent Publications:

Spring, M., Rotondi, A.J., Haas, G., Anderson, C., Ganguli, R., Keshavan, M., Newhill, C., and Rosenstock, J. November 2005. A Randomized Trial of a Telehealth Intervention to Provide In-home Psychoeducation to Persons with Schizophrenia and their Families: Intervention Design and Initial Findings. Journal of Rehabilitation Psychology 50 (4): 325-336.

Spring, M., Rotondi, A.J., and Sinkule, J. March-April 2005. An Interactive Web-Based Intervention for Persons with TBI and their families: Use and Evaluation by Female Significant Others. Journal of Head Trauma Rehabilitation 20 (2): 173-185.

Spring, M., Rotondi, A.J., Hass G., Anderson, C., Ganguli, R., Newhill, C., and Rosenstock J. April 2005. Clinical Trial of a Telehealth Psychoeducation Intervention for Persons with Schizophrenia and their Families: Intervention and Initial Findings. International Congress on Schizophrenia Research. Savannah,
Georgia.

Spring, M., and C.E. Grindle. January 3-6, 2005. A Dynamic Structure for Experiential Data in a Collaboration Marketplace to Manage Tacit and Contextual Knowledge for Reuse. Hawaii International Conference on System Sciences (HICSS-38). Big Island, HI.

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