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UMSI Research Roundup. Cannabis Use, TikTok Social Drama. Recent publications by UMSI faculty and PhD students.

Cannabis use | TikTok social drama: UMSI Research Roundup

08/28/2024

Recent UMSI faculty and PhD student publications.

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Recent publications by UMSI faculty and PhD students. ACM FAccT Conference and ICWSM 2024. Recent publications by UMSI faculty and PhD students.

FAcct 2024 and ICWSM: UMSI Research Roundup

06/03/2024

UMSI research and workshops for the 2024 FAcct conference, as well as the AAAI Conference on Web and Social Media.

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UMSI Research Roundup. Doc on the Tok. Getting Cozy with Causality. Recent publications by UMSI faculty and PhD students.

Doc on the Tok | Getting Cozy with Causality: UMSI Research Roundup

05/28/2024

Recent UMSI faculty and PhD student publications.

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UMSI @ CHI 2024. Surfing the World. 11-16 May 2024. Honolulu, Hawaii.

UMSI at CHI 2024: Research, workshops, courses

05/08/2024

UMSI research and workshops for the 2024 Conference on Human Factors in Computing Systems (CHI).

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UMSI @ CHI 2024. Surfing the World. UMSI Researchers. 6 Honorable Mentions.

UMSI researchers recognized with honorable mention awards at 2024 CHI conference

05/08/2024

The award recognizes outstanding research in the field of human-computer interaction.

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UMSI Research Roundup. What are you doing, TikTok? | Dragons made of seaweed. Check out UMSI faculty and PhD student publications.

What are you doing, TikTok? | Dragons made of seaweed: UMSI Research Roundup

03/26/2024

Recent UMSI faculty and PhD student publications.

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Elsie sitting at a table with lego bricks strewn across the surface and sitting next to a Lego block graph data visualization.

Brick by brick: PhD candidate Elsie Lee-Robbins is transforming data with Lego visualizations

02/19/2024

UMSI PhD candidate Elsie Lee-Robbins has been using Lego bricks to study the relationship between people, data and play.

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Quoted by Science. Associate professor Eytan Adar. As scientists read flood of papers, AI developers aim to help.

Adar: Can AI research assistants help scientists read a barrage of papers? The results are mixed

11/29/2023

UMSI associate professor Eytan Adar talks with Science about the potential opportunities and pitfalls of new technologies aimed at assisting scientists.

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UMSI awards & honors: September 2023

09/20/2023

UMSI researchers are recognized nationally and internationally for their outstanding work. Read about their recent accomplishments.

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Twitter, Covid-19 and Privacy: UMSI Research Roundup

05/17/2023

Recent UMSI faculty and PhD student publications

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