Incoming Faculty Karan Ahuja Wins ACM SIGCHI Dissertation Award
March 2024 Incoming Faculty Karan Ahuja Wins ACM SIGCHI Dissertation Award
from Northwestern Engineering
March 2024 Incoming Faculty Karan Ahuja Wins ACM SIGCHI Dissertation Award
from Northwestern Engineering
February 2024 Students learned the basics of soldering before building their own DIY contact and coil mics, learning about how to use them, and taking their own out for a spin.
February 2024 TSB Faculty Ágnes Horvát acts as a guest editor for a special issue on gender gaps in digital spaces in the Journal of Computer-Mediated Communication.
from Journal of Computer-Mediated Communication
February 2024 Scholars of computer science, history, and law consider human-centered approaches to AI and the sound arts
from Northwestern Engineering
January 2024 The Technology & Social Behavior Ph.D. Program is excited to welcome Professor Chenhao Tan of University of Chicago to campus. Professor Tan will give a talk entitled “Towards Human-centered AI: How to Generate Useful Explanations for Human-AI Decision Making” that will take place Thursday, February 8th from 4:00pm-5:00pm, with a reception to follow, in the Human-Computer Interaction + Design Center (Frances Searle Building, Room 1-122). We welcome you to join!
January 2024 Author and educator Lesley-Ann Noel breaks down her book, "Design Social Change," for Northwestern students.
from Segal Design Institute
June 2023 Phones. Tablets. Cars. We are constantly interacting with computers, yet few of us get to participate in designing the systems and interfaces that increasingly mediate our everyday lives. This is because computing education has historically focused on training a select few to become professional software developers. However as computing is increasingly viewed as a core literacy that has value for all learners, this landscape is changing. In this dialog, we bring together researchers with distinct perspectives to discuss approaches for designing computing learning experiences for everyone. We ask: how can we design tools, curricula, and learning communities to foster interest, engagement, and broad participation in computing education? Tackling questions related to equity, scale, and context across K-12 and higher education, this dialog will highlight the role of thoughtful design in achieving the vision of computing education for everyone.
April 2023 Artificial intelligence (AI) is everywhere, but most people have limited understanding of how the technologies work. Researchers are working to bridge that divide.
January 2023 In December 2022 the Office of Undergraduate Research recognized undergraduate students for their research projects during their Fletcher Awards.
from Northwestern Now
November 2022 The two-day Lambert conference hosted by the Human-Computer Interaction + Design center explores the future of human and computer interaction.
from Northwestern Engineering
November 2022 Technology and Social Behavior PhD student Ryan Louie earned a 2022 Google PhD Fellowship in Human Computer Interaction
from Northwestern Engineering
November 2022 TEAMuP received a $1.8 million Future of Work at the Human-Technology Frontier award from NSF
from McCormick School of Engineering
October 2022 Join Northwestern’s Center for Human-Computer Interaction + Design (HCI+D) on October 24 and 25 for an engaging conference on how technology will influence the way we live, work, and play.
from Center for Human-Computer Interaction + Design
September 2022 Ryan Louie (TSB) awarded Google PhD Fellowship
September 2022 Mike Horn Promoted to Full Professor
September 2022 Jessica Hullman and Matt Kay’s NSF Medium
June 2022 Michael Horn's Newly Published Book: Introduction to Digital Music with Python Programming
June 2022 Patricia Bao’s commitment is largest ever for Northwestern’s Center for Human-Computer Interaction and Design
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June 2022 Can regular users wield the value of their contributions as leverage against Big Tech?
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May 2022 DTR students Cindy Hu, Fardeem Munir, and Roxanna Wilcox earned top awards in the Undergraduate Category at the CHI 2022 Student Research Competition.
from Northwestern Engineering
May 2022 Premiere party for Forward, a documentary short film following Northwestern University’s Design, Technology, and Research (DTR) program led by associate professor Haoqi Zhang
May 2022 TSB is organizing a virtual panel on the topic of Tech, Media & Democracy, featuring Chris Bail (Duke), Mor Naaman (Cornell Tech) and Rebekah Tromble (George Washington) in conversation with our own Ágnes Horvát, and in collaboration with our partners at the Center for HCI+D and the Center for Communication and Public Policy.
May 2022 Join the Center for Robotics and Biosystems and the Center for Human-Computer Interaction + Design for a Seminar with Dean Kamen.
April 2022 Making Art with AI: Tool, Collaborator, or Competitor?
April 2022 Technology and Social Behavior Speaker Series
April 2022 A list of all the papers with Northwestern authors from the CHI 2022 conference.
March 2022 Speaker Kate Bergeron VP of Hardware Engineering
February 2022 Gregory D. Abowd presents their talk: The Internet of Materials: The next logical step or a paradigm shift?
November 2021 Panelists discussed systemic obstacles and shared perspectives on their transition from academia to industry
from Northwestern Engineering
September 2021 Center for Human Computer Interaction + Design Annual Report 2020-2021
May 2021 The award will support the improvement of learning and retention in introductory computer science courses
from Northwestern Engineering
December 2020 Northwestern’s Center for Human-Computer Interaction + Design hosted a virtual roundtable on December 4
from Northwestern Engineering
November 2020 Join Northwestern’s Center for Human-Computer Interaction + Design (HCI+D) for an engaging conversation about the past, present, and future of design on December 4, 1-2 p.m., CST (via Zoom)
September 2020 Center to develop the future of human and computer interaction
from Northwestern Engineering
November 2019 Noshir Contractor's team investigates how to self-assemble effective student- and faculty-based teams based on criteria such as learning, cohesiveness, and final performance.
from MyDreamTeam (MDT)
November 2019 Professor Brent Hecht finds that “protest users” are motivated by concerns about business models that profit from user data and privacy. Common tactics including stopping use and leveraging ad blockers.
from ACM Conference on Computer-Supported Cooperative Work and Social Computing
October 2019 Jessica Hullman’s Scientific American article weighs pros and cons of common data visualizations.
from Northwestern Computer Science
June 2019 Professor Nicholas Diakopoulos writes about AI enhanced journalism and the future of the knowledge economy.
from The Conversation