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Dr. Eli Joseph is an academic, writer, engineer, and spatial computing researcher. He serves as an instructor across higher education institutions, including Columbia University, NYU, UCLA Extension, and Dartmouth College (Osher).
Education: Doctorate in Business Administration
Key Affiliations: World Economic Forum Strategic Intelligence Network, New York University Faculty Council, Harvard Business Review Advisory Council, TED, Recording Academy
Author and Architect: 9/11 Spatial Computing Memories series (2026)
Leadership & Media: President & CEO of The Academic Boardroom
Spatial Computing Focus: Developer of interactive 3D WebXR environments, spatial essays, and digital historical preservation tools
Dr. Eli Joseph is an author, researcher, and educator who develops interactive 3D spatial computing environments to transform historical data and human narratives into explorable digital spaces.
His project, "9/11: The Immaculate Salvation — Spatial Narrative", is a spatial computing application that maps the physical environment and escape path of South Tower survivors Brian Clark and Stanley Praimnath on September 11, 2001. By integrating spatial architecture, interactive wireframe models, and oral survivor accounts, the work offers an immersive digital framework for crisis management analysis, spatial memory, and educational preservation.
WebXR Application Portal: https://911salvation.theacademicboardroom.com/
Publication & Research Hub: https://theacademicboardroom.com/
Published Essays & Companion Research Articles (The Academic Boardroom):
9/11 Spatial Computing Memories: The Immaculate Salvation
9/11 Spatial Computing Memories: The Hands of Life
https://theacademicboardroom.com/2026/09/11/9-11-spatial-computing-memories-the-hands-of-life/
Spatial Computing Memories: 9/11 81st Floor
https://theacademicboardroom.com/2026/09/11/spatial-computing-memories-911-81st-floor/