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Homecoming Lecture: A Conversation with Steve Horowitz of Snapchat
Learn about some of Snapchat's latest innovations in augmented reality, computer vision and more.
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iDEI Talks
UMSI faculty, staff and students will present lightning talks with a DEI focus.
Read more -
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U-M Regents approve new applied data science master’s degree
The School of Information plans to offer its first online graduate degree starting in Fall 2019.
Read more
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Homecoming Lecture: A Conversation with Steve Horowitz of Snapchat
Learn about some of Snapchat's latest innovations in augmented reality, computer vision and more.
Read more -
iDEI Talks
UMSI faculty, staff and students will present lightning talks with a DEI focus.
Read more -
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U-M Regents approve new applied data science master’s degree
The School of Information plans to offer its first online graduate degree starting in Fall 2019.
Read more -
New U-M center will promote social media responsibility, tackle fake news
The new Center for Social Media Responsibility will build upon UMSI's global leadership in social media research to address the information apocalypse.
Read more
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Homecoming Lecture: A Conversation with Steve Horowitz of Snapchat
Learn about some of Snapchat's latest innovations in augmented reality, computer vision and more.
Read more -
iDEI Talks
UMSI faculty, staff and students will present lightning talks with a DEI focus.
Read more -
-
U-M Regents approve new applied data science master’s degree
The School of Information plans to offer its first online graduate degree starting in Fall 2019.
Read more
-
Homecoming Lecture: A Conversation with Steve Horowitz of Snapchat
Learn about some of Snapchat's latest innovations in augmented reality, computer vision and more.
Read more -
iDEI Talks
UMSI faculty, staff and students will present lightning talks with a DEI focus.
Read more -
-
U-M Regents approve new applied data science master’s degree
The School of Information plans to offer its first online graduate degree starting in Fall 2019.
Read more -
New U-M center will promote social media responsibility, tackle fake news
The new Center for Social Media Responsibility will build upon UMSI's global leadership in social media research to address the information apocalypse.
Read more
Lowering maternal mortality rates with digital street theater
Professor Kentaro Toyama and co-researchers have received a competitive grant to use a new communication genre to reduce mortality rates among mothers and infants.
Bringing online harassers to justice
Sarita Schoenebeck and Cliff Lampe have received an NSF grant to fund a four-year study on better ways to curb online harassment.
Equifax data breach: Consumers heard about it but took little action
Doctoral student Yixin Zou is lead author on a paper that won the 2018 SOUPS Distinguished Paper Award.
Gilbert grant to help counter online abusive behavior
Eric Gilbert's National Science Foundation grant supports his study, “Machine Learning-based Approaches Toward Combatting Abusive Behavior in Online Communities.”
UMSI student receives library graduate study fellowship
Laima Augustaitis receives two-year fellowship from Coalition for Networked Information.
Margaret Hedstrom to serve as interim director of Museum Studies Program
Professor Margaret Hedstrom will take on oversight of this program housed in Rackham Graduate School.
How can a simple game of Rock, Paper, Scissors help high school students learn to code in Python?
Lowering maternal mortality rates with digital street theater
Professor Kentaro Toyama and co-researchers have received a competitive grant to use a new communication genre to reduce mortality rates among mothers and infants.
Bringing online harassers to justice
Sarita Schoenebeck and Cliff Lampe have received an NSF grant to fund a four-year study on better ways to curb online harassment.
Equifax data breach: Consumers heard about it but took little action
Doctoral student Yixin Zou is lead author on a paper that won the 2018 SOUPS Distinguished Paper Award.
Gilbert grant to help counter online abusive behavior
Eric Gilbert's National Science Foundation grant supports his study, “Machine Learning-based Approaches Toward Combatting Abusive Behavior in Online Communities.”
UMSI student receives library graduate study fellowship
Laima Augustaitis receives two-year fellowship from Coalition for Networked Information.
Margaret Hedstrom to serve as interim director of Museum Studies Program
Professor Margaret Hedstrom will take on oversight of this program housed in Rackham Graduate School.
How can a simple game of Rock, Paper, Scissors help high school students learn to code in Python?
-
Homecoming Lecture: A Conversation with Steve Horowitz of Snapchat
Learn about some of Snapchat's latest innovations in augmented reality, computer vision and more.
Read more -
iDEI Talks
UMSI faculty, staff and students will present lightning talks with a DEI focus.
Read more -
-
U-M Regents approve new applied data science master’s degree
The School of Information plans to offer its first online graduate degree starting in Fall 2019.
Read more
-
Homecoming Lecture: A Conversation with Steve Horowitz of Snapchat
Learn about some of Snapchat's latest innovations in augmented reality, computer vision and more.
Read more -
iDEI Talks
UMSI faculty, staff and students will present lightning talks with a DEI focus.
Read more -
-
U-M Regents approve new applied data science master’s degree
The School of Information plans to offer its first online graduate degree starting in Fall 2019.
Read more -
New U-M center will promote social media responsibility, tackle fake news
The new Center for Social Media Responsibility will build upon UMSI's global leadership in social media research to address the information apocalypse.
Read more
Lowering maternal mortality rates with digital street theater
Professor Kentaro Toyama and co-researchers have received a competitive grant to use a new communication genre to reduce mortality rates among mothers and infants.
Bringing online harassers to justice
Sarita Schoenebeck and Cliff Lampe have received an NSF grant to fund a four-year study on better ways to curb online harassment.
Equifax data breach: Consumers heard about it but took little action
Doctoral student Yixin Zou is lead author on a paper that won the 2018 SOUPS Distinguished Paper Award.
Gilbert grant to help counter online abusive behavior
Eric Gilbert's National Science Foundation grant supports his study, “Machine Learning-based Approaches Toward Combatting Abusive Behavior in Online Communities.”
UMSI student receives library graduate study fellowship
Laima Augustaitis receives two-year fellowship from Coalition for Networked Information.
Margaret Hedstrom to serve as interim director of Museum Studies Program
Professor Margaret Hedstrom will take on oversight of this program housed in Rackham Graduate School.
How can a simple game of Rock, Paper, Scissors help high school students learn to code in Python?