Amyoli Internet Research Lab

Tiffany is assisting with our youth, AI, and privacy and security project.

Natalyah is assisting with our K-12 security studies. Browse her website here.

Jake is working to understand the privacy implications of educational technologies on school children. Browse Jake’s personal website here.

Oscar is assisting with our content moderation work on generative AI.

Lan is working on understanding content moderation rules around generative AI.

Luis is assisting with a dark patterns literature review.

Mandy is assisting with the EdTech tools proejcts.

Jiahang assisted with our project on youth, AI, and privacy and security. Browse his LinkedIn profile here.

Navaneeth is assisting with our EdTech tools project.

Margaux is assisting with our content moderation project on generative AI.

Quinn is assisting with our EdTech projects.

Madison is assisting on our urban climate change project. Browse Madison’s Github profile here.

Megan is an assistant professor at UChicago Medicine, specializing in geriatrics.

Louise is a principal research scientist at NORC, at UChicago.

Brandon is a PhD student at NYU and also works at Bank of America.

Ron is a PhD student at Tufts University.

Daniel is an assistant professor at Tufts University.

Blase is an associate professor in Computer Science at UChicago who runs SUPERgroup.

Chimaobi worked on helping to understand the privacy implications of educational technologies on school children.

Shriya analyzed commonly used apps in the Google Play store for helping children learn about online privacy and security.

Shayona assisted with our EdTech tools project.

Maia worked in SUPERgroup at UChicago.

Oishee helped with our misinformation projects.

Jason assisted with our K-12 inspector EdTech project.

Thomas assisted with our flood reporting app.

Michael assisted with our content moderation project.

Evan assisted with our content moderation project.

Andre assisted with the K12 Inspector EdTech project.

Katherine assisted with our EdTech tools project.

Solomon worked on the Connecting Contexts project.

Kevin worked on understanding how users process misinformation on WhatsApp while he was at Princeton University. He is an PhD student at the University of Washington.

Rachel assisted with our content moderation work on generative AI.

Mirror is a UX researcher and recently graduated with masters in social sciences from UChicago. She is assisting with qualitative analysis on the WhatsApp misinformation project.

Chirag assisted with our dark patterns project.

Arunesh Mathur is the first graduated PhD student from the former version of AIR lab, who worked on dark patterns and manipulative user interfaces. He worked in the Princeton HCI lab and graduated in 2020. He currently works at the Competitions and Market Authority in the United Kingdom.

Jacqueline worked on our content moderation project.

Natasha assisted with our Netflix project.

Amy worked to understand the privacy implications of educational technologies used in schools.

Val worked to help older adults with voice-assistant based wellness interventions.

Kanchan led the development of our flood reporting app. Browse her LinkedIn profile here.

Riya helped with our Netflix project.

Brennan is graduating in Spring 2025 and starting a postdoctoral fellowship at Georgetown University. Browse Brennan’s personal website here.

Ishaan helped with our EdTech tools project.

Jay assisted on our content moderation project. Browse Jay’s website here.

UChicago alum Antonia assisted on the user agency and technology use project.

Jamar worked in SUPERgroup at UChicago.

Leo helped with our EdTech tools project. Browse Leo’s website here.

Yaretzi assisted with our Netflix project and a dark patterns experiment.

Antoine was an undergraduate student at the University of Maryland, College Park. He worked on the Connecting Contexts project.

Ethan worked with Blase Ur and I in SUPERgroup.

Grace worked on the content moderation project for our Data and Democracy grant.

Sam assisted with our EdTech tools project. Browse his personal website here.

Michael was an undergraduate student at Princeton University.

Arvind is a professor at Princeton University.

Sachit was a student at Georgia Institute of Technology.