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Actuation Gives New Dimensions to an Old Material
NEWSOne of the oldest, most versatile and inexpensive of materials — paper — seemingly springs to life, bending, folding or flattening itself, by means of a low-cost actuation technology devel...
BHCI Alumnae Returns to Sponsor Capstone
NEWSAesha Shah had been working at the startup Resy for about a year, so the timing seemed right when she saw Professor Bob Kraut’s email seeking capstone sponsors. Having completed an HCI cap...
Several from HCII Involved with 2018 Educational Data Mining Conference
NEWSFrom speaking to event planning, three members of the Carnegie Mellon University Human-Computer Interaction Institute contributed to the 11th annual Educational Data Mining Conference held...
HCII PhD Students Return from London Festival of Learning with 3 Awards
NEWSMany experts from the learning sciences and educational technologies communities gathered at the University College London (UCL) Institute of Education in London last week for not one but ...
HCII Hosts Event for Bay Area Alumni
NEWSLess than 48 hours after going online, the tickets were gone....
Four from HCII Receive Google Faculty Research Awards
NEWSSelected from more than one thousand proposals, four faculty members from the Human-Computer Interaction Institute have received 2017 Google Faculty Research Awards. Google hopes these col...
Zhou is Fulbright Winner
NEWSLouise Zhou, who graduated last year with a double major in business administration and human-computer interaction, is one of five Carnegie Mellon University recipients of Fulbright Awards...
Q&A with Greg Coticchia
NEWSGreg Coticchia, the executive director of Carnegie Mellon University’s new Master of Science in Product Management program, recently discussed the joint program between the School of Compu...
Hammer Receives 2018 Teaching Innovation Award
NEWSJessica Hammer, assistant professor at Carnegie Mellon University, jointly appointed in the Human-Computer Interaction Institute (HCII) and the Entertainment Technology Center (ETC), has r...
Bento Browser Makes It Easier To Search On Mobile Devices
NEWSSearches involving multiple websites can quickly get confusing, particularly when performed on a mobile device with a small screen. A new web browser developed at Carnegie Mellon Universit...
Understanding The Cybersecurity Grapevine
NEWSSocial Networks Are Sources Of Security Tips ...
Thermorph: Flat Materials Self-Fold When Heated
NEWSResearchers at Carnegie Mellon University have used an inexpensive 3-D printer to produce flat plastic items that, when heated, fold themselves into predetermined shapes, such as a rose, a...