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CSCW “recommends” early Paul Resnick research
A paper Paul Resnick co-authored in 1994 has received CSCW's Lasting Impact award for its long-term influence.
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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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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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Humans, robot teams work better when there’s an emotional connection
Do groups working with robots form attachments to their machines?
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CSCW “recommends” early Paul Resnick research
A paper Paul Resnick co-authored in 1994 has received CSCW's Lasting Impact award for its long-term influence.
Read more -
UMSI welcomes new faculty in fall 2019
Eight new assistant professors join the faculty ranks this fall.
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 -
Ellison voted International Communication Association Fellow
Nicole Ellison is recognized for her scholarly contributions to the communication field.
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CSCW “recommends” early Paul Resnick research
A paper Paul Resnick co-authored in 1994 has received CSCW's Lasting Impact award for its long-term influence.
Read more -
UMSI welcomes new faculty in fall 2019
Eight new assistant professors join the faculty ranks this fall.
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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CSCW “recommends” early Paul Resnick research
A paper Paul Resnick co-authored in 1994 has received CSCW's Lasting Impact award for its long-term influence.
Read more -
UMSI welcomes new faculty in fall 2019
Eight new assistant professors join the faculty ranks this fall.
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 -
Ellison voted International Communication Association Fellow
Nicole Ellison is recognized for her scholarly contributions to the communication field.
Read more
New grant from IRWG expands Sandvig’s MCubed project
The Future of Ethics, Computing and Society MCubed project gets a boost from IRWG.
Yan Chen to deliver keynote address at Economic Science Association Conference
Chen’s address discusses experiments she and a team of UMSI researchers conducted using the Chinese ride-sharing platform DiDi.
When ‘what’s on your mind’ is tragic, not happy – sharing sad news on social media
Nazanin Andalibi wrote a piece for "The Conversation" about how individuals share, or don't share, information after experiencing pregnancy loss.
CSCW “recommends” early Paul Resnick research
Paul Resnick will receive the “CSCW Lasting Impact Award” for groundbreaking research he co-authored in 1994.
Mustafa Naseem Receives Gates Foundation Grand Challenges Grant
Naseem has secured two $100,000 grants to help identify errors in electronic immunization data in Pakistan.
Professor Ron Eglash to present at the National Tribal Energy Summit
In his talk on Ethnocomputing and Indigenous Knowledge, Eglash will outline his work with students using culturally situated design tools.
MSI student Hillary Severyn recruited a team of archivists to preserve a marionette theatre collection.
New grant from IRWG expands Sandvig’s MCubed project
The Future of Ethics, Computing and Society MCubed project gets a boost from IRWG.
Yan Chen to deliver keynote address at Economic Science Association Conference
Chen’s address discusses experiments she and a team of UMSI researchers conducted using the Chinese ride-sharing platform DiDi.
When ‘what’s on your mind’ is tragic, not happy – sharing sad news on social media
Nazanin Andalibi wrote a piece for "The Conversation" about how individuals share, or don't share, information after experiencing pregnancy loss.
CSCW “recommends” early Paul Resnick research
Paul Resnick will receive the “CSCW Lasting Impact Award” for groundbreaking research he co-authored in 1994.
Mustafa Naseem Receives Gates Foundation Grand Challenges Grant
Naseem has secured two $100,000 grants to help identify errors in electronic immunization data in Pakistan.
Professor Ron Eglash to present at the National Tribal Energy Summit
In his talk on Ethnocomputing and Indigenous Knowledge, Eglash will outline his work with students using culturally situated design tools.
MSI student Hillary Severyn recruited a team of archivists to preserve a marionette theatre collection.
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CSCW “recommends” early Paul Resnick research
A paper Paul Resnick co-authored in 1994 has received CSCW's Lasting Impact award for its long-term influence.
Read more -
UMSI welcomes new faculty in fall 2019
Eight new assistant professors join the faculty ranks this fall.
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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CSCW “recommends” early Paul Resnick research
A paper Paul Resnick co-authored in 1994 has received CSCW's Lasting Impact award for its long-term influence.
Read more -
UMSI welcomes new faculty in fall 2019
Eight new assistant professors join the faculty ranks this fall.
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 -
Ellison voted International Communication Association Fellow
Nicole Ellison is recognized for her scholarly contributions to the communication field.
Read more
New grant from IRWG expands Sandvig’s MCubed project
The Future of Ethics, Computing and Society MCubed project gets a boost from IRWG.
Yan Chen to deliver keynote address at Economic Science Association Conference
Chen’s address discusses experiments she and a team of UMSI researchers conducted using the Chinese ride-sharing platform DiDi.
When ‘what’s on your mind’ is tragic, not happy – sharing sad news on social media
Nazanin Andalibi wrote a piece for "The Conversation" about how individuals share, or don't share, information after experiencing pregnancy loss.
CSCW “recommends” early Paul Resnick research
Paul Resnick will receive the “CSCW Lasting Impact Award” for groundbreaking research he co-authored in 1994.
Mustafa Naseem Receives Gates Foundation Grand Challenges Grant
Naseem has secured two $100,000 grants to help identify errors in electronic immunization data in Pakistan.
Professor Ron Eglash to present at the National Tribal Energy Summit
In his talk on Ethnocomputing and Indigenous Knowledge, Eglash will outline his work with students using culturally situated design tools.
MSI student Hillary Severyn recruited a team of archivists to preserve a marionette theatre collection.