Events Category: Colloquium

In this talk, Jain will outline his work in three areas of sound accessibility: providing awareness about everyday sounds, supporting speech conversations, and improving accessibility of sounds in emerging technologies. Event Details

This talk discusses how to foster human-machine mutual theory of mind through several different approaches. Event Details

This talk discusses how human-centered design can be leveraged to design equitable, inclusive, and accessible technology. Event Details

In this talk, DeVito presents a framework for studying and classifying adaptive folk theorization that accounts for users’ emergent, emotionally valanced relationships with platforms. Event Details

This talk will discuss discuss research on data work in the fertility context, which is complex, personalized, and loaded with stigma and social taboos—characteristics that create difficulties for individuals who menstruate to access care. Event Details

This talk examines two key areas in transgender health research to investigate the limitations of reliable methods when faced with incomplete data. Event Details

Please join us in the iSchool Colloquium! Our speaker is Reuben Binns from the University of Oxford. Event Details

Join us for a special iSchool Colloquium featuring several of our doctoral students! Event Details

This talk will describe one of the more curious collections at the Library of Congress: the testing books of paper chemist William J. Barrow. Event Details

Since 2019 the Linked Conservation Data Consortium has investigated whether Linked Data may provide a way in which conservation documentation can be disseminated, shared and re-used. This talk will describe our work in the areas of modeling, terminology, policy and education so far. (Click for more details) Event Details