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Soo Young Rieh honored with Outstanding Contributions to Information Behavior Research Award
Associate professor Soo Young Rieh will be inducted into ASIS&T SIG-USE Academy of Fellows.
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App documents behavior of special ed students
Gabriela Marcu has designed an app that can be used in a special ed classroom.
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Moral concerns override desire to profit from finding a lost wallet
Alain Cohn and his team's test of honesty around the globe is featured in the journal Science.
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Matrimonial website profiles show Indians more open to intercaste marriage
Many Indians—in their native country and the U.S.—are beginning to change their attitudes about Hindu intercaste marriage.
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Soo Young Rieh honored with Outstanding Contributions to Information Behavior Research Award
Associate professor Soo Young Rieh will be inducted into ASIS&T SIG-USE Academy of Fellows.
Read more -
App documents behavior of special ed students
Gabriela Marcu has designed an app that can be used in a special ed classroom.
Read more -
Moral concerns override desire to profit from finding a lost wallet
Alain Cohn and his team's test of honesty around the globe is featured in the journal Science.
Read more -
Matrimonial website profiles show Indians more open to intercaste marriage
Many Indians—in their native country and the U.S.—are beginning to change their attitudes about Hindu intercaste marriage.
Read more -
Ellison voted International Communication Association Fellow
Nicole Ellison is recognized for her scholarly contributions to the communication field.
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Soo Young Rieh honored with Outstanding Contributions to Information Behavior Research Award
Associate professor Soo Young Rieh will be inducted into ASIS&T SIG-USE Academy of Fellows.
Read more -
App documents behavior of special ed students
Gabriela Marcu has designed an app that can be used in a special ed classroom.
Read more -
Moral concerns override desire to profit from finding a lost wallet
Alain Cohn and his team's test of honesty around the globe is featured in the journal Science.
Read more -
Matrimonial website profiles show Indians more open to intercaste marriage
Many Indians—in their native country and the U.S.—are beginning to change their attitudes about Hindu intercaste marriage.
Read more
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Soo Young Rieh honored with Outstanding Contributions to Information Behavior Research Award
Associate professor Soo Young Rieh will be inducted into ASIS&T SIG-USE Academy of Fellows.
Read more -
App documents behavior of special ed students
Gabriela Marcu has designed an app that can be used in a special ed classroom.
Read more -
Moral concerns override desire to profit from finding a lost wallet
Alain Cohn and his team's test of honesty around the globe is featured in the journal Science.
Read more -
Matrimonial website profiles show Indians more open to intercaste marriage
Many Indians—in their native country and the U.S.—are beginning to change their attitudes about Hindu intercaste marriage.
Read more -
Ellison voted International Communication Association Fellow
Nicole Ellison is recognized for her scholarly contributions to the communication field.
Read more
Soo Young Rieh honored with Outstanding Contributions to Information Behavior Research Award
Associate professor Soo Young Rieh will be inducted into ASIS&T SIG-USE Academy of Fellows.
Suicide among older adults in long-term care suggests more is needed to promote mental, social well-being
Assistant professor David Jurgens co-authored a study on suicides among adults who were living in, or planning to move to, long-term care centers.
App documents behavior of special ed students
School districts are failing to accurately report when their most vulnerable students are being physically restrained or secluded.
PhD candidate Megh Marathe awarded dissertation grant to study epilepsy
Microsoft has awarded Megh Marathe a grant to conduct an ethnographic study of people with epilepsy and clinical neurologists.
UMSI students help make civic tools work for Detroit residents
The City of Detroit enlisted UMSI students to contribute the user testing acumen necessary to ensure the voices of Detroit residents would be heard.
It's easier to trust automated vehicles when we know what they plan to do ahead of time
A new UMSI study shows establishing trust in autonomous vehicles is about the timing of the information delivered by the cars.
MSI student Hillary Severyn recruited a team of archivists to preserve a marionette theatre collection.
Soo Young Rieh honored with Outstanding Contributions to Information Behavior Research Award
Associate professor Soo Young Rieh will be inducted into ASIS&T SIG-USE Academy of Fellows.
Suicide among older adults in long-term care suggests more is needed to promote mental, social well-being
Assistant professor David Jurgens co-authored a study on suicides among adults who were living in, or planning to move to, long-term care centers.
App documents behavior of special ed students
School districts are failing to accurately report when their most vulnerable students are being physically restrained or secluded.
PhD candidate Megh Marathe awarded dissertation grant to study epilepsy
Microsoft has awarded Megh Marathe a grant to conduct an ethnographic study of people with epilepsy and clinical neurologists.
UMSI students help make civic tools work for Detroit residents
The City of Detroit enlisted UMSI students to contribute the user testing acumen necessary to ensure the voices of Detroit residents would be heard.
It's easier to trust automated vehicles when we know what they plan to do ahead of time
A new UMSI study shows establishing trust in autonomous vehicles is about the timing of the information delivered by the cars.
MSI student Hillary Severyn recruited a team of archivists to preserve a marionette theatre collection.
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Soo Young Rieh honored with Outstanding Contributions to Information Behavior Research Award
Associate professor Soo Young Rieh will be inducted into ASIS&T SIG-USE Academy of Fellows.
Read more -
App documents behavior of special ed students
Gabriela Marcu has designed an app that can be used in a special ed classroom.
Read more -
Moral concerns override desire to profit from finding a lost wallet
Alain Cohn and his team's test of honesty around the globe is featured in the journal Science.
Read more -
Matrimonial website profiles show Indians more open to intercaste marriage
Many Indians—in their native country and the U.S.—are beginning to change their attitudes about Hindu intercaste marriage.
Read more
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Soo Young Rieh honored with Outstanding Contributions to Information Behavior Research Award
Associate professor Soo Young Rieh will be inducted into ASIS&T SIG-USE Academy of Fellows.
Read more -
App documents behavior of special ed students
Gabriela Marcu has designed an app that can be used in a special ed classroom.
Read more -
Moral concerns override desire to profit from finding a lost wallet
Alain Cohn and his team's test of honesty around the globe is featured in the journal Science.
Read more -
Matrimonial website profiles show Indians more open to intercaste marriage
Many Indians—in their native country and the U.S.—are beginning to change their attitudes about Hindu intercaste marriage.
Read more -
Ellison voted International Communication Association Fellow
Nicole Ellison is recognized for her scholarly contributions to the communication field.
Read more
Soo Young Rieh honored with Outstanding Contributions to Information Behavior Research Award
Associate professor Soo Young Rieh will be inducted into ASIS&T SIG-USE Academy of Fellows.
Suicide among older adults in long-term care suggests more is needed to promote mental, social well-being
Assistant professor David Jurgens co-authored a study on suicides among adults who were living in, or planning to move to, long-term care centers.
App documents behavior of special ed students
School districts are failing to accurately report when their most vulnerable students are being physically restrained or secluded.
PhD candidate Megh Marathe awarded dissertation grant to study epilepsy
Microsoft has awarded Megh Marathe a grant to conduct an ethnographic study of people with epilepsy and clinical neurologists.
UMSI students help make civic tools work for Detroit residents
The City of Detroit enlisted UMSI students to contribute the user testing acumen necessary to ensure the voices of Detroit residents would be heard.
It's easier to trust automated vehicles when we know what they plan to do ahead of time
A new UMSI study shows establishing trust in autonomous vehicles is about the timing of the information delivered by the cars.
MSI student Hillary Severyn recruited a team of archivists to preserve a marionette theatre collection.