Contact the Hank team

Hank was dreamt up, designed, and implemented by Paul Mulholland and Stuart Watt at the Knowledge Media Institute and Department of Psychology, at the Open University in the UK. Stuart Watt has subsequently moved to the Robert Gordon University in Aberdeen, UK.

• Paul Mulholland (P.Mulholland@open.ac.uk)
  Knowledge Media Institute
  The Open University
  Walton Hall
  Milton Keynes. MK7 6AA
  UK

• Stuart Watt (S.N.K.Watt@rgu.ac.uk)
  School of Computing
  The Robert Gordon University
  St. Andrew Street
  Aberdeen. AB25 1HG
  Scotland, UK

Others who helped by giving us loads of great feedback (in more or less alphabetical order), Sandy Aitkenhead, Gillian Cohen, Trevor Collins, Thomas Green, Judy Greene, Clayton Lewis, Simon Masterton, Chris McKillop, Peter Naish, and Ingrid Slack. We'd like to thank them all. We'd also like to thank all those who tried out Hank while we were developing it.

'Hank' is not an acronym; it is named after, and as a tribute to, Hank Kahney, whose work on SOLO, and whose opinions on what cognitive modelling should be like, made Hank possible.