The 5-Minute Interview: Suellen Stringer-Hye, Vanderbilt University
Blog post from Neo4j
Suellen is a user who has been using Neo4j for various projects, including analyzing literary works and art books. She found it to be an effective tool that brought new insights into her research, particularly when visualizing data in graph form. Suellen's team chose Neo4j due to its user-friendly interface and sandbox environment, which allowed her to demonstrate its capabilities to others. However, she acknowledges that she initially struggled with Cypher errors, but eventually gained confidence in using the database. Suellen believes that Neo4j has the potential to augment humanistic research in digital humanities by breaking free from traditional structured databases and RDBMSs.
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