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Vernelle A. A. Noel Ph.D.
Assistant Professor
Vernelle A. A. Noel, Ph.D. is an accomplished academic and professional in the field of computational design and architecture. She joined Carnegie Mellon University's School of Architecture as an Assistant Professor of Computational Design in Fall 2023.17 At CMU, she holds the position of Lucian and Rita Caste Assistant Professor in Architecture and Urban Design.4
Professional Background
Dr. Noel is a multifaceted individual, described as an:
- Architect
- Design scholar
- Artist
- TED Speaker
- Director of the Situated Computation + Design Lab at Carnegie Mellon University5
Her expertise lies in computational approaches to research and education in design, with skills including design research and other related areas.3
Academic Roles
At Carnegie Mellon University, Dr. Noel has taken on several significant roles:
- Assistant Professor of Computational Design in the School of Architecture1
- Director of the Computational Design program2
- Assistant Professor of Architecture and Interactive Computing8
Research and Contributions
Dr. Noel's work is recognized in academic circles, as evidenced by her Google Scholar profile, which shows her publications and citations in the field.6 Her research likely focuses on the intersection of computation, design, and architecture, given her academic positions and lab directorship.
Online Presence
Vernelle Noel maintains a professional online presence through various platforms:
- Personal website: vaanoel.com
- LinkedIn profile: linkedin.com/in/vernellenoel
- Google Scholar profile
Her engagement with these platforms suggests an active involvement in both academic and professional networks within her field.
