Tanya Berger-Wolf
Tanya Berger-Wolf works across computer science, wildlife biology and social science. Her research includes collaborative AI software for wildlife conservation. Berger-Wolf arrived at Ohio State in January 2020 after faculty service at Illinois Chicago. She directs the Translational Data Analytics Institute and holds a computer-science doctorate from Illinois Urbana-Champaign. She co-founded Wild Me, the nonprofit home of Wildbook. Wild Me builds AI software for wildlife conservation and later became part of Conservation X Labs. She leads the Imageomics Institute and the AI and Biodiversity Change Global Climate Center. These are collaborative research programmes at the meeting point of computing and ecology.
- Now at
- Ohio State University and Wild Me
- Works
- 219
- Citations
- 5,248
- h-index
- 36
Publication numbers from OpenAlex, as of 14 October 2026.
Timeline
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2020
Ohio State research leadership
Berger-Wolf arrived at Ohio State in January 2020 after faculty service at Illinois Chicago. She directs the Translational Data Analytics Institute and holds a computer-science doctorate from Illinois Urbana-Champaign.
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As of October 2026
Wildbook and wildlife AI
She co-founded Wild Me, the nonprofit home of Wildbook. Wildbook is AI software for wildlife conservation and later became part of Conservation X Labs.
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As of October 2026
Imageomics and biodiversity
She leads the Imageomics Institute and the AI and Biodiversity Change Global Climate Center. These are collaborative research programmes at the meeting point of computing and ecology.
Sources and credits
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