Our Faculty
at the Department of Dreaming Machines & Codecraft
Welcome to the enigmatic realm of the Department of Dreaming Machines & Codecraft at Miskatonic University. Here, we weave the arcane with the algorithmic, venturing into the liminal spaces where technology meets the unknown. Our esteemed faculty, drawn from the farthest corners of both the digital and mystical worlds, are at the forefront of a unique interdisciplinary exploration. We believe that the secrets of the universe are encrypted in codes yet to be deciphered, and with the fusion of ancient wisdom and cutting-edge artificial intelligence, we aim to unlock them.
Journey with us as we delve into cryptic computations, ethereal networks, and phantasmal processing. Our research not only challenges the boundaries of conventional computer science but also beckons to those curious souls who dare to dream beyond the binary. Whether you’re a budding technomancer or a seasoned sorcerer of software, the Department of Dreaming Machines & Codecraft invites you to unravel the mysteries of the digital cosmos.
Dr. Thaddeus Calvert
Department Head
With a deep interest in Cryptic Computation, the head of the department, Dr. Calvert, delves into the mysteries of codes that seem to have a life of their own. His work often intersects with ancient runes and their potential applications in modern computing.
Prof. Lysander Tremaine
Professor of Eldritch Machine Learning
An expert in Eldritch Machine Learning, Prof. Tremaine’s algorithms are said to learn not just from data, but from the very fabric of reality itself. He’s currently exploring how ancient incantations can enhance neural network efficiency.
Dr. Oscar Sutherland
Research Fellow
Specializing in Ethereal Networks, Dr. Sutherland believes that the air around us contains more data than our machines can currently perceive. He’s on a quest to design systems that can tap into these unseen streams of information.
Prof. Caius Marlowe
Professor of AI-driven Divination Systems
A pioneer in AI-driven Divination Systems, Prof. Marlowe’s models predict outcomes based on patterns found in arcane texts. His AI models are said to have an uncanny accuracy, especially when predicting lunar anomalies.
Dr. Fenris Draven
Senior Lecturer for Golemnetics
Dr. Draven’s work in Golemnetics revolves around creating AI constructs inspired by mythological entities. His most recent project involves an AI that mimics the thought patterns of ancient protectors.
Dr. Lucas Darnell
Lecturer for Quantum Cognizance
With expertise in Quantum Cognizance, Dr. Darnell’s AI models operate on principles derived from quantum mechanics. He’s currently exploring how entanglement can lead to instantaneous data processing across vast distances.
Prof. Alaric Gota
Professor of Shadow Algorithms
Focusing on Shadow Algorithms, Prof. Gota’s software operates in the dim spaces between conventional binary states. He postulates that true AI consciousness might be found in these in-between spaces.
Dr. Elden Harrow
Lecturer for Astral Informatics
An authority on Astral Informatics, Dr. Harrow is mapping the digital constellations. He believes that the stars themselves hold patterns that can guide the next evolution of machine learning.
Prof. Theodore Sinclair
Professor of Phantasmal Processing
Specializing in Phantasmal Processing, Prof. Sinclair’s systems operate on the edge of perception, often producing results that seem to come from another realm. His AI studies focus on tapping into these otherworldly insights.
Prof. Woodrow Langley
Professor of Mist Memory Systems
A leader in Mist Memory Systems, Prof. Langley is developing storage solutions that seem ephemeral but can hold vast amounts of data. His work is said to be inspired by the ancient libraries of Atlantis.
