Matches in DBpedia 2014 for { ?s ?p Dr. Ofer Bergman is a lecturer at the Department of Information Science, Bar-Ilan University. His research interests include Personal Information Management (PIM), Human-Computer Interaction, and Information Behavior. He had written over 30 scientific publications which had been cited by over 500 papers and his current h-index is 11. He received several grants and awards including the Best JASIST Paper Award, and the Google Faculty Research Award.His main scientific contributions are the development of the User-subjective approach which is the first design approach developed specifically for PIM systems, the evaluation of the use of search and tagging in personal information management, as well as developing a new research technique called Elicited Personal Information Retrieval (EPIR) which enabled the study topics such as: the effect of folder structure on file navigation, the amount of cognitive attention used in navigation compared to search and sharing files using common repositories compared to sharing files via email.Dr. Bergman is among the first information science researchers to use neuroimaging to study neurological correlations of information behaviors. In addition he took part in the establishment of the PIM research community by initiating the first researchers meeting in 2004, creating a discussion group for researchers and participating in various workshops and panels.. }
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- Ofer_Bergman abstract "Dr. Ofer Bergman is a lecturer at the Department of Information Science, Bar-Ilan University. His research interests include Personal Information Management (PIM), Human-Computer Interaction, and Information Behavior. He had written over 30 scientific publications which had been cited by over 500 papers and his current h-index is 11. He received several grants and awards including the Best JASIST Paper Award, and the Google Faculty Research Award.His main scientific contributions are the development of the User-subjective approach which is the first design approach developed specifically for PIM systems, the evaluation of the use of search and tagging in personal information management, as well as developing a new research technique called Elicited Personal Information Retrieval (EPIR) which enabled the study topics such as: the effect of folder structure on file navigation, the amount of cognitive attention used in navigation compared to search and sharing files using common repositories compared to sharing files via email.Dr. Bergman is among the first information science researchers to use neuroimaging to study neurological correlations of information behaviors. In addition he took part in the establishment of the PIM research community by initiating the first researchers meeting in 2004, creating a discussion group for researchers and participating in various workshops and panels.".