Information
changes
everything.
UMSI students are using information science to design a new future for U-M’s historical library.
What will you change?
Jiaxin Pei is using information science to help AI reflect more diverse viewpoints.
UMSI students are using information science to share collections globally in 3D.
Aayana Anand is using information science to mitigate health disparities across communities.
The University of Michigan School of Information and the Bentley Historical Library are bringing archivists, technologists and researchers together to examine how generative AI is changing archival access, reference and the future of the field.
In a new paper, UMSI researchers argue virtual robots can be valid tools for studying human-robot interaction, but only when matched to the right research questions.
Five University of Michigan School of Information faculty promotions were approved at the May 21 meeting of the U-M Board of Regents.
The School of Information is pleased to announce the oral defense of Shwetha Rajaram: "Privacy-Driven Adaptation of Augmented Reality Interfaces."
Weekly informal lunchtime research development series for UMSI faculty and postdocs
