This summer three Research Associates, Morgan McMurray, Adam Larson, and Desireé Caldera will help to investigate and develop methodologies for the use of the EaaSI system in recovering historical development environments. CI's Summer SURF program is providing funding. We will also investigate using EaaSI for other classes of artifacts held in CI's University Library collections.

Four SHFT Group Research Associates (from left), Kimberley Soriano, Matilda Orona, Adam Larson and Evan Jacobs presented their project work at the 14th annual SAGE CI Student Research Conference. Congratulations to Matilda Orona for winning her session's outstanding presentation award for her work on Adobe Flash preservation.

Our paper, "From Archives to Interfaces: Exploring the Potential of Emulation for Software Research, Pedagogy, and Design", won a Methods Recognition Award at Computer Supported Cooperative Work (CSCW) 2021. This award is given to papers that contain "well developed, explained, or implemented methods, and/or methodological innovation."