Marshini was awarded a CAREER award by the National Science Foundation to study the impact of educational technologies on school children’s privacy. You can read more about the project overview here. There is also a nice summary of my work on the UChicago CS department webpage which you can read here.
Marshini gave a talk on the Connected Contexts project at CHI Hack Night with Q & A participation from team collaborator Prof Tammy Clegg. You can watch the video of the talk here.
UChicago CS is hosting a distinguished lecture series in Human-Computer Interaction this year. This series was co-organized by Marshini Chetty, Blase Ur, and Pedro Lopes. You can read more about the series here. Videos for the talks will be made available as the speakers come around. The videos for the talks that have already occurred are linked below as well as the registration links for upcoming talks!
The curated video of the Virtual Town Hall on the Contextual Integrity of Contract Tracing is now available. You can watch the event here.
Michael Swart talked more about our AdIntuition work on the Princeton Cookies:Tech Security & Privacy podcast. Listen to the podcast here.
Together with Helen Nissenbaum (Cornell Tech), Yan Shvartzshnaider (New York University) and Blase Ur (University of Chicago), Marshini co-organized and hosted the Virtual Town Hall on Contextual Integrity of Contact Tracing on September 22, 2020. This was a successful event with a lively virtual panel and breakout rooms with great panelists and session leaders from law, computer science, and communication disciplines to name a few. The video of the event will be made available soon but you can read more about the event at the PrivaCI website. This is our third event which we moved to virtual in 2020 owing to the pandemic. We aim to hold an in-person event in Chicago when that is possible but stay tuned for updates.
The AIR Lab website is live!