UMSI faculty and PhD students are presenting more than three dozen papers, posters and workshops at the Conference on Computer Supported Cooperative Work.

UMSI's Kentaro Toyama is co-author of a CSCW 2019 paper which has received an honorable mention award.

This project is one of the first large scale empirical studies of the impact and data curation ever conducted.

The Future of Ethics, Computing and Society MCubed project gets a boost from IRWG.

UMSI professor Yan Chen will deliver a keynote address at the Economic Science Association (ESA) North American meetings in Los Angeles on Saturday, October 12. 

Nazanin Andalibi wrote a piece for "The Conversation" about how individuals share, or don't share, information after experiencing pregnancy loss. 

Paul Resnick will receive the “CSCW Lasting Impact Award” for groundbreaking research he co-authored in 1994.

Naseem secured two $100,000 grants to fund a machine learning-based anomaly detection algorithm to identify errors in electronic immunization data in Pakistan.

In his talk on Ethnocomputing and Indigenous Knowledge, Eglash will outline his work with students using culturally situated design tools.

Ericson chats about her observations in academia and how schools can do a better job at including women in computer science.