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Libby Hemphill receives Anti-Defamation League fellowship
Hemphill will employ machine learning to detect new terms and phrases being used by white supremacists online.
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Labor in the Global Platform Economy
Two panel discussions in the Making "The Future of Work" Work workshop are open to the public.
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Online retailer tactics and impulse buying: Consumers welcome tools to avoid it
New tools may combat tricks of the trade that can contribute to impulse buying online.
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Program Overview
The School of Information is currently accepting applications for the first cohort of students for the new MADS degree.
Read more
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Libby Hemphill receives Anti-Defamation League fellowship
Hemphill will employ machine learning to detect new terms and phrases being used by white supremacists online.
Read more -
Labor in the Global Platform Economy
Two panel discussions in the Making "The Future of Work" Work workshop are open to the public.
Read more -
Online retailer tactics and impulse buying: Consumers welcome tools to avoid it
New tools may combat tricks of the trade that can contribute to impulse buying online.
Read more -
Program Overview
The School of Information is currently accepting applications for the first cohort of students for the new MADS degree.
Read more -
Beyond the sticky note: Using augmented reality to enhance the affinity diagram
Hariharan Subramonyam and Eytan Adar have developed an app to replicate the utility of sticky notes in affinity walls.
Read more
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Libby Hemphill receives Anti-Defamation League fellowship
Hemphill will employ machine learning to detect new terms and phrases being used by white supremacists online.
Read more -
Labor in the Global Platform Economy
Two panel discussions in the Making "The Future of Work" Work workshop are open to the public.
Read more -
Online retailer tactics and impulse buying: Consumers welcome tools to avoid it
New tools may combat tricks of the trade that can contribute to impulse buying online.
Read more -
Program Overview
The School of Information is currently accepting applications for the first cohort of students for the new MADS degree.
Read more
-
Libby Hemphill receives Anti-Defamation League fellowship
Hemphill will employ machine learning to detect new terms and phrases being used by white supremacists online.
Read more -
Labor in the Global Platform Economy
Two panel discussions in the Making "The Future of Work" Work workshop are open to the public.
Read more -
Online retailer tactics and impulse buying: Consumers welcome tools to avoid it
New tools may combat tricks of the trade that can contribute to impulse buying online.
Read more -
Program Overview
The School of Information is currently accepting applications for the first cohort of students for the new MADS degree.
Read more -
Beyond the sticky note: Using augmented reality to enhance the affinity diagram
Hariharan Subramonyam and Eytan Adar have developed an app to replicate the utility of sticky notes in affinity walls.
Read more
Libby Hemphill receives Anti-Defamation League fellowship
Her project will use machine learning to detect instances of supremacist speech online.
Using deep learning to get a representative sample of the general population from social media
In a new study, David Jurgens and a team of researchers present a method to accommodate and adjust for sampling bias in social media data.
Brooks and Schaub to study intersection of privacy and bias in learning analytics
A $50,000 grant from the Spencer Foundation will fund new research into predictive models of student success.
ICPSR awarded 2019 National Medal for Museum and Library Service
The Institute of Museum and Library Services has awarded a 2019 National Medal for Museum and Library Service to ICPSR at the University of Michigan.
UMSI researchers to present at 2019 Web Conference
Five School of Information researchers will present full papers and three will present a short paper at the 2019 Web Conference (WWW).
UMSI researcher among first to study Facebook data
Assistant professor Ceren Budak will be among the first to have access to privacy-protected Facebook data to study social media’s impact on democracy in the U.S.
A pilot program to involve Pakistani men in child-rearing aims to improve health outcomes for mothers and children.
Libby Hemphill receives Anti-Defamation League fellowship
Her project will use machine learning to detect instances of supremacist speech online.
Using deep learning to get a representative sample of the general population from social media
In a new study, David Jurgens and a team of researchers present a method to accommodate and adjust for sampling bias in social media data.
Brooks and Schaub to study intersection of privacy and bias in learning analytics
A $50,000 grant from the Spencer Foundation will fund new research into predictive models of student success.
ICPSR awarded 2019 National Medal for Museum and Library Service
The Institute of Museum and Library Services has awarded a 2019 National Medal for Museum and Library Service to ICPSR at the University of Michigan.
UMSI researchers to present at 2019 Web Conference
Five School of Information researchers will present full papers and three will present a short paper at the 2019 Web Conference (WWW).
UMSI researcher among first to study Facebook data
Assistant professor Ceren Budak will be among the first to have access to privacy-protected Facebook data to study social media’s impact on democracy in the U.S.
A pilot program to involve Pakistani men in child-rearing aims to improve health outcomes for mothers and children.
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Libby Hemphill receives Anti-Defamation League fellowship
Hemphill will employ machine learning to detect new terms and phrases being used by white supremacists online.
Read more -
Labor in the Global Platform Economy
Two panel discussions in the Making "The Future of Work" Work workshop are open to the public.
Read more -
Online retailer tactics and impulse buying: Consumers welcome tools to avoid it
New tools may combat tricks of the trade that can contribute to impulse buying online.
Read more -
Program Overview
The School of Information is currently accepting applications for the first cohort of students for the new MADS degree.
Read more
-
Libby Hemphill receives Anti-Defamation League fellowship
Hemphill will employ machine learning to detect new terms and phrases being used by white supremacists online.
Read more -
Labor in the Global Platform Economy
Two panel discussions in the Making "The Future of Work" Work workshop are open to the public.
Read more -
Online retailer tactics and impulse buying: Consumers welcome tools to avoid it
New tools may combat tricks of the trade that can contribute to impulse buying online.
Read more -
Program Overview
The School of Information is currently accepting applications for the first cohort of students for the new MADS degree.
Read more -
Beyond the sticky note: Using augmented reality to enhance the affinity diagram
Hariharan Subramonyam and Eytan Adar have developed an app to replicate the utility of sticky notes in affinity walls.
Read more
Libby Hemphill receives Anti-Defamation League fellowship
Her project will use machine learning to detect instances of supremacist speech online.
Using deep learning to get a representative sample of the general population from social media
In a new study, David Jurgens and a team of researchers present a method to accommodate and adjust for sampling bias in social media data.
Brooks and Schaub to study intersection of privacy and bias in learning analytics
A $50,000 grant from the Spencer Foundation will fund new research into predictive models of student success.
ICPSR awarded 2019 National Medal for Museum and Library Service
The Institute of Museum and Library Services has awarded a 2019 National Medal for Museum and Library Service to ICPSR at the University of Michigan.
UMSI researchers to present at 2019 Web Conference
Five School of Information researchers will present full papers and three will present a short paper at the 2019 Web Conference (WWW).
UMSI researcher among first to study Facebook data
Assistant professor Ceren Budak will be among the first to have access to privacy-protected Facebook data to study social media’s impact on democracy in the U.S.
A pilot program to involve Pakistani men in child-rearing aims to improve health outcomes for mothers and children.