Joe Corneli

I earned my doctorate at The Open University in Milton Keynes, with a thesis focused on peer production and peer learning in the mathematics domain. The main case study was planetmath.org; the ideas also informed the development of “Peeragogy”. I was a postdoc at Goldsmiths, University of London and then the University of Edinburgh, then a Research Fellow at Oxford Brookes University. I’m now based in Brookes’ Directorate of Research, Innovation, and Enterprise, working primarily on a national Open Research Programme.


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In 2019 I started Hyperreal Enterprises, Ltd. to begin to develop some of my ideas in a commercial context.

I play upright bass, Stroh viola, harmonica, and a bit of 5 string banjo in the Oxford-based band X’ed Road of Dreams.

News

Recent preprints on Arxiv, and OSF, and Zenodo.

I contributed to a report on “Shaping the future of research evaluation: Insights from The Festival of Hidden REF” (April, 2024).

Gear

My bass is tuned in fifths (C1, G1, D2 and A2). My viola is drop-tuned (currently A2, E3, B3, F#4), which puts it close to the viola profonda range. The viola has dual resonators, which is a design feature I haven’t seen in other Stroh-type instruments. I play it in a cross-body position, similar to a cello da spalla. My harmonica is tuned in minor thirds (C4, Eb4, Gb4 and A4, etc.), also known as diminished tuning. This tuning gives access to all chromatic notes in the form factor of a ten hole harmonica. I currently tune the 5-string banjo to “Chicago tuning” in a belated effort to learn something about guitar chords.

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