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UMSI students are using information science to design a new future for U-M’s historical library.

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Tyler Musgrave is using information science to reveal how social media shapes perceptions of identity. 

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artificial intelligence

Jiaxin Pei is using information science to help AI reflect more diverse viewpoints.

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UMSI students are using information science to share collections globally in 3D.

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Aayana Anand is using information science to mitigate health disparities across communities.

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Oct. 17: The Future of Work in Michigan: Theme Year Keynote by Chief Innovation Ecosystem Officer Ben Marchionna

News

Recent UMSI awards and honors.
UMSI News, Awards & Honors: October 2024

UMSI researchers are recognized nationally and internationally for their outstanding work. Check out recent accomplishments from Elle O’Brien, Paul Green and Melissa Levine. 

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Amina Abdu is challenging assumptions at UMSI

Learn about Amina Abdu’s path to UMSI, her advice to students and her passion for creating better policies around artificial intelligence. 

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Quoted by U.S. News and World Report. Associate professor Florian Schaub. Fraud alert vs. credit freeze: Which is the right choice?
Schaub: Implementing a credit freeze is a great way to safeguard your identity

UMSI associate professor Florian Schaub speaks to U.S. News and World Reports about how consumers can protect their identity from scammers. 

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Events

Oct 9 2024
UMSI Race+Tech Talk: Kishonna Gray

Kishonna L. Gray is a professor at the University of Michigan School of Information. She will present on "Racializing Digital Gaming: The role of people and platforms."

Oct 10 2024
Data Science/Computational Social Science Seminar: UMSI Doctoral Student Spotlight

Three UMSI doctoral students will present their research.

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