Claire Hanly

Claire Gorman Hanly is a computer scientist and environmental designer whose work applies computer vision and deep learning to built and natural environments, with applications in regenerative agriculture, remote sensing, and cultural landscape preservation. Hanly’s research explores the relationships between computation, ecology, and constructed landscapes across diverse environments.

Hanly is pursuing dual master’s degrees in Computer Science and Environmental Planning at MIT, where she previously conducted research at the Senseable City Lab. Most recently, she served as Principal Curatorial Assistant for the 19th International Architecture Exhibition of La Biennale di Venezia, leading the selection and production of more than 300 projects.