Welcome to my corner of the web.

Here's the obligatory short bio: I'm a computer vision researcher, working in Grenoble (in the French alps) and living in Grenoble and Leeds. I'm a women in computing activist who's deputy chair of BCSWomen, the British Computer Society's group for women. I write articles on my research and on women in computing. I also walk up hills, cycle everywhere, drink beer, take photos, read a lot of books, and try to give up smoking.

This is my "new" homepage - I'm going to be moving some stuff over from my old sprawling website at http://www.comp.leeds.ac.uk/hannah when I get round to it, as I've left the University of Leeds now.

What's here? Well not a lot yet. I'm working on it...

• There's a list of my academic publications.
• There's a page on how to get to Grenoble from Leeds or elsewhere the UK, to help people come and visit me
• There's a blog, which I started on March 24 2009 for Ada Lovelace Day, and which contains infrequent updates on women in computing issues, living in France, and anything else that takes my fancy.
• There are some panoramic shots from in and around Grenoble:
  • Sometime in November, Grenoble after sunseet
  • 20 December 2009, Grenoble looking snowy
  • 25 December 2009, Chartreuse.