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Three student teams head to CHI finals

08/07/2019

Three UMSI student teams will travel to San Jose in May for the second round of the CHI Student Design Competition.

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UMSI researchers find motile graphics improve recall

08/07/2019

Research shows moderate kinetic shifting of graphic elements on websites can heighten awareness and recall.

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Students showcase projects, win prizes at Expo 2016

08/07/2019

Students exhibited more than 30 projects and competed for awards at the 2016 ExpoSItion.

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Chalmers touted for teaching excellence

08/07/2019

A UMSI PhD candidate has received university-wide recognition for her teaching.

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MSI student awarded travel scholarship for CHI 2016

08/07/2019

Jenny Wu was recently awarded the ACM-W scholarship, a $600 award to support her attendance at CHI 2016.

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UMSI 2016 commencement speaker announced: Wael Ghonim

08/07/2019

Wael Ghonim is a social activist who played an influential role in the Egyptian Revolution of 2011, when he founded the Facebook account "We Are All Khaled Said."

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PhD student receives Rackham Community of Scholars Award

08/07/2019

Lindsay Blackwell was one of 12 graduate researchers across U-M to be selected for the Institute for Research on Women and Gender (IRWG) Rackham Community of Scholars Summer Fellowship.

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Kristin Fontichiaro to judge White House makerspace challenge

08/07/2019

Clinical assistant professor Kristin Fontochiaro has been selected to judge the Career and Technical Education (CTE) Makeover Challenge.

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On Twitter, following a leader to understand image crafting

08/07/2019

Three UMSI researchers have tracked Indian Prime Minister Modi's tweets to learn more about how he has built his brand and overcome his problematic past.

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Family technology rules: What kids expect of parents

08/07/2019

A new study by assistant professor Sarita Schoenebeck identifies sets of rules kids would set for their parents regarding technology.

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