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UMSI welcomes new faculty in fall 2019
Eight new assistant professors join the faculty ranks this fall.
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SBEE Seminar Series: Collin Raymond
A study on how overconfidence can persist in field settings characterized by repeated feedback.
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Dean Thomas Finholt: Ask Me Anything
September 25, Dean Thomas Finholt hosts his first Town Hall-style webinar, fielding questions from the UMSI community.
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U-M's Iffy Quotient shows steady drop of questionable information on social media, partners with NewsGuard for better data
UMSI's Center for Social Media Responsibility releases a new dashboard tracking social media behavior on Facebook and Twitter.
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UMSI welcomes new faculty in fall 2019
Eight new assistant professors join the faculty ranks this fall.
Read more -
SBEE Seminar Series: Collin Raymond
A study on how overconfidence can persist in field settings characterized by repeated feedback.
Read more -
Dean Thomas Finholt: Ask Me Anything
September 25, Dean Thomas Finholt hosts his first Town Hall-style webinar, fielding questions from the UMSI community.
Read more -
U-M's Iffy Quotient shows steady drop of questionable information on social media, partners with NewsGuard for better data
UMSI's Center for Social Media Responsibility releases a new dashboard tracking social media behavior on Facebook and Twitter.
Read more -
Humans, robot teams work better when there’s an emotional connection
Do groups working with robots form attachments to their machines?
Read more
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UMSI welcomes new faculty in fall 2019
Eight new assistant professors join the faculty ranks this fall.
Read more -
SBEE Seminar Series: Collin Raymond
A study on how overconfidence can persist in field settings characterized by repeated feedback.
Read more -
Dean Thomas Finholt: Ask Me Anything
September 25, Dean Thomas Finholt hosts his first Town Hall-style webinar, fielding questions from the UMSI community.
Read more -
U-M's Iffy Quotient shows steady drop of questionable information on social media, partners with NewsGuard for better data
UMSI's Center for Social Media Responsibility releases a new dashboard tracking social media behavior on Facebook and Twitter.
Read more
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UMSI welcomes new faculty in fall 2019
Eight new assistant professors join the faculty ranks this fall.
Read more -
SBEE Seminar Series: Collin Raymond
A study on how overconfidence can persist in field settings characterized by repeated feedback.
Read more -
Dean Thomas Finholt: Ask Me Anything
September 25, Dean Thomas Finholt hosts his first Town Hall-style webinar, fielding questions from the UMSI community.
Read more -
U-M's Iffy Quotient shows steady drop of questionable information on social media, partners with NewsGuard for better data
UMSI's Center for Social Media Responsibility releases a new dashboard tracking social media behavior on Facebook and Twitter.
Read more -
Humans, robot teams work better when there’s an emotional connection
Do groups working with robots form attachments to their machines?
Read more
Ericson talks women in computer science with BBC World Service
Ericson chats about her observations in academia and how schools can do a better job at including women in computer science.
Ron Eglash discusses ethnocomputing on Chicago’s WBEZ
Ron Eglash was featured on Worldview, a show about how race, ethnicity, gender, identity, the environment, religion, politics and economics drive and shape the news.
UMSI welcomes new faculty in fall 2019
Eight new assistant professors will join the School of Information faculty in fall 2019.
Veinot guest edits JAMIA special issue and co-authors CCC research agenda on health equity
UMSI associate professor Tiffany Veinot guest edits the current issue of The Journal of the American Medical Informatics Association.
Bring on the Technology Bans
Professor Kentaro Toyama, writing for "The Conversation," urges caution in the race for more technology.
DARPA Award for more responsive AI that combines human and machine
The goal of Walter Lasecki’s proposal is to create methods for making AI systems more robust and flexible.
MSI student Hillary Severyn recruited a team of archivists to preserve a marionette theatre collection.
Ericson talks women in computer science with BBC World Service
Ericson chats about her observations in academia and how schools can do a better job at including women in computer science.
Ron Eglash discusses ethnocomputing on Chicago’s WBEZ
Ron Eglash was featured on Worldview, a show about how race, ethnicity, gender, identity, the environment, religion, politics and economics drive and shape the news.
UMSI welcomes new faculty in fall 2019
Eight new assistant professors will join the School of Information faculty in fall 2019.
Veinot guest edits JAMIA special issue and co-authors CCC research agenda on health equity
UMSI associate professor Tiffany Veinot guest edits the current issue of The Journal of the American Medical Informatics Association.
Bring on the Technology Bans
Professor Kentaro Toyama, writing for "The Conversation," urges caution in the race for more technology.
DARPA Award for more responsive AI that combines human and machine
The goal of Walter Lasecki’s proposal is to create methods for making AI systems more robust and flexible.
MSI student Hillary Severyn recruited a team of archivists to preserve a marionette theatre collection.
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UMSI welcomes new faculty in fall 2019
Eight new assistant professors join the faculty ranks this fall.
Read more -
SBEE Seminar Series: Collin Raymond
A study on how overconfidence can persist in field settings characterized by repeated feedback.
Read more -
Dean Thomas Finholt: Ask Me Anything
September 25, Dean Thomas Finholt hosts his first Town Hall-style webinar, fielding questions from the UMSI community.
Read more -
U-M's Iffy Quotient shows steady drop of questionable information on social media, partners with NewsGuard for better data
UMSI's Center for Social Media Responsibility releases a new dashboard tracking social media behavior on Facebook and Twitter.
Read more
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UMSI welcomes new faculty in fall 2019
Eight new assistant professors join the faculty ranks this fall.
Read more -
SBEE Seminar Series: Collin Raymond
A study on how overconfidence can persist in field settings characterized by repeated feedback.
Read more -
Dean Thomas Finholt: Ask Me Anything
September 25, Dean Thomas Finholt hosts his first Town Hall-style webinar, fielding questions from the UMSI community.
Read more -
U-M's Iffy Quotient shows steady drop of questionable information on social media, partners with NewsGuard for better data
UMSI's Center for Social Media Responsibility releases a new dashboard tracking social media behavior on Facebook and Twitter.
Read more -
Humans, robot teams work better when there’s an emotional connection
Do groups working with robots form attachments to their machines?
Read more
Ericson talks women in computer science with BBC World Service
Ericson chats about her observations in academia and how schools can do a better job at including women in computer science.
Ron Eglash discusses ethnocomputing on Chicago’s WBEZ
Ron Eglash was featured on Worldview, a show about how race, ethnicity, gender, identity, the environment, religion, politics and economics drive and shape the news.
UMSI welcomes new faculty in fall 2019
Eight new assistant professors will join the School of Information faculty in fall 2019.
Veinot guest edits JAMIA special issue and co-authors CCC research agenda on health equity
UMSI associate professor Tiffany Veinot guest edits the current issue of The Journal of the American Medical Informatics Association.
Bring on the Technology Bans
Professor Kentaro Toyama, writing for "The Conversation," urges caution in the race for more technology.
DARPA Award for more responsive AI that combines human and machine
The goal of Walter Lasecki’s proposal is to create methods for making AI systems more robust and flexible.
MSI student Hillary Severyn recruited a team of archivists to preserve a marionette theatre collection.