Skepticism about what Facebook will do in virtual reality is overshadowing the technology’s human potential, including for people with disabilities. Who will step up and build those applications?
Prof. Jennifer Stromer-Galley spoke to The New York Times about misinformation in political email campaigns - one of the most powerful communication tools available.
Students embrace cutting-edge technology innovation with first-of-its kind blockchain course and research that solves real-world challenges.
Lee McKnight was interviewed by Healthcare Info Security to discuss the motivations behind recent ransomware attacks.
iSchool faculty are leading conversations in the information field across the globe.
We're proud to share that the following iSchool faculty have recently earned funding for their projects.
Whether it's in an academic journal, conference proceedings, or a book, we congratulate our faculty who were recently published.
Jennifer Stromer-Galley was interviewed by News Channel 9 WSYR on how to combat COVID-19 misinformation.
iSchool Assistant Professor Dr. Radhika Garg received a Computer-Supported Cooperative Work and Social Computing (CSCW) Honorable Mention for Best Paper.
“We have this stereotype of conspiracy theorists being older people on social media, but young people can in some ways be more susceptible,” said Prof. Stromer-Galley.
