In the Media

Computing has become more accessible to people with disabilities in the past 25 years, but it still has a long way to go before it becomes...

HCII Associate Professor Jennifer Mankoff recently appeared on Pittsburgh's NPR affiliate, 90.5 WESA-FM, to discuss EDigs, a new CMU resou...

A recent article in U.S.News &World Report explored whether video games can help solve public health problems.

Last summer, a team of HCII master's student teamed up with the Animal Rescue League to create a website that helps members of the communi...

The Harvard Business Review's June cover story, "When Your Boss Wears Metal Pants," investigates the social constraints that have to be ov...

The HCII introduced its master of human-computer interaction degree in 1994 — the first degree of its kind at any institution. Now, more t...

  HCII research presented last month at the Association for Computing Machinery’s Conference on Human Factors in Computing Systems (...

Work presented by HCII Director Anind Dey, Systems Scientist Seungjun Kim and Visiting Scholar Jaemin Chun at the Association for Computin...

Faculty members Chris Harrison and Amy Ogan may be known for their HCI research, but their home renovation skills are making local headlin...

Associate Professor Jason Hong recently appeared in a Pittsburgh Post-Gazette article that discussed the often-surprising ways in which sm...

National Geographic Channel's "Stephen Hawking's Science of the Future" recently featured the HCII's WorldKit project in the episode "Perf...

It's easy to think that someone who posts a rude comment on a web article or forum is a probably just a rude person in general, but Hillma...

HCII Associate Professor Jason Hong and Ph.D.

More than 70 percent of Internet users are on Facebook. And while the site applies the word "friend" to everyone in a user's network, the ...

Gizmodo has named Skin Buttons one of the "Seven Most Important UI and UX Ideas of 2014."  The technology — developed by Ph.D. studen...

Assistant Professor Chris Harrison was featured in the New York Times article, "In a Small Space, a Big Issue," which discussed current re...

Associate Professor Jason Hong's research into the privacy of smartphone apps has been making news in outlets ranging from the Huffington ...

Smartwatches are growing in popularity, but they’re just small enough to make navigating the interface annoying.

The HCII’s Tiramisu project made headlines as part of the Port Authority of Allegheny County’s announcement that 25 percent of its bus rou...

Want to know if the iPhone 6 is worth it? HCII Director and Associate Professor Anind Dey recently told Pittsburgh’s CBS affiliate that it...

HCII Associate Professor Carolyn Rosé and Professor Justine Cassell recently appeared on WESA-FM, Pittsburgh’s NPR affiliate, to discuss C...

The Pittsburgh Post-Gazette recently profiled Wombat Security Technologies, a spin-off company founded by HCII Associate Professor Jason H...

The first class of HCII METALS students are two-thirds of the way through the program.

Want to know more about what makes HCII Professor Ken Koedinger tick? What attracted him to Carnegie Mellon? What he does for fun? Check o...

HCII Professor Brad Myers appeared in the New York Times Magazine section’s “Who Made that Autocorrect?” on Friday, June 6.

A team of CMU HCII master’s students is working with local agencies to unite volunteers with the resources they need to rescue feral cats....

The HCII’s Justine Cassell discusses the Quantified Self (QS) and how electronic devices that measure and interpret our physical and menta...

A recent Innovation column in the New York Times’ “Magazine” section posed the question “Who made that progress bar?” Part of the answer i...

The March 2014 issue of Pittsburgh Magazine featured a Q&A with HCII Assistant Professor Chris Harrison. In the article, Harrison disc...

The HCII's Brad Myers (bottom, right) and Jim Morris (top, right) were featured in a recent Associated Press article assessing the impact ...