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    Ringly Makes Jewelry Smart

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    No one wants to be that person constantly looking at a smartphone to check for important text messages or updates. Or the one whose annoyi...

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    Here's to Another 20 Years!

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    HCII Community Gathers to Celebrate Institute's 20th Anniversary The HCII threw open its doors and welcomed more than 275 of its nearest ...

  • Carolyn Rose

    Rosé Leads CMU Efforts in $1.6 Million Digital Learning Research Network

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    Associate Professor of LTI and HCII Carolyn Rosé will lead Carnegie Mellon's contributions to the new Digital Learning Research Network (d...

  • Chris Harrison

    Harrison Named Packard Fellow

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    HCII Assistant Professor Chris Harrison joined 17 of the nation's most innovative early career scientists and engineers as a recipient of ...

  • HCII Marks 20th Anniversary With Weekend Celebration

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    More than 250 faculty, staff, students, alumni and friends of the Human-Computer Interaction Institute will gather this weekend to celebra...

  • Hong Leads Effort to Give Apps Privacy Grade

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    Smartphones wouldn't be so smart without their apps, yet many free apps pinpoint a user's location to deliver targeted ads or share contac...

  • MHCI Students Top HackNC

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    One MHCI team won first place and another received an award at HackNC2014, a software and hardware hackathon at the University of North Ca...

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    MHCI Team Takes Honors in CMU iOS App Challenge

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    Everyone’s been in that situation: You go out for a meal with friends or co-workers and chaos arrives with the check. Someone pays too lit...

  • Aniket Kittur

    Kittur, Rzeszotarski Win First Prize at 3 Rivers Venture Fair

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    Assistant Professor Aniket Kittur and Ph.D.

  • Decimal Point

    Decimal Game Helps Kids Get the Point

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    Kids may not always want to do their math homework, but they can’t seem to put down video games like Minecraft or Angry Birds.

  • Ken Koedinger

    Koedinger To Lead NSF-Funded LearnSphere Project

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    HCII Professor Ken Koedinger will lead a five-year, $5 million early implementation project sponsored by the National Science Foundation t...

  • New HCII Director Is Ready To Get Started

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    In the early 1970s in a small town near Vancouver, a young Anind Dey wrote his first computer program on a Timex Sinclair computer under t...