Author: Neeraj Chatlani

With the new year properly started, the STIR Lab undergraduate students have all begun their own research projects and are well on their way toward a productive semester! Even with busy schedules, everyone was able to find time for a

After a restful winter break, the STIR lab is back in action for a productive new year! All our PhD students and Dr. Wisniewski have made their New Year’s resolutions and are looking forward to launching new studies in the

Privacy researchers, come join us at SIGCHI 2020! This is a Call for Participation for the networked privacy workshop in Honolulu, HI, April 26th: “Privacy and Power: Acknowledging the Important of Privacy Research and Design for Vulnerable Populations” The aim

We’re pleased to announce the completion of upgrades to our lab space for the Socio-Technical Interaction Research (STIR) Lab and the industry-focused User Experience (iUX) Academy — rooms 109 and 112 of the Barbara Ying CMMS Building. Below, you can

Congratulations to Dr. Pamela Wisniewki on her co-authorship of an extended abstract, recently published in the Proceedings of the Human Factors and Ergonomics (HFES) Society Annual Meeting, Volume 63. The abstract, titled “An Investigation on the Portrayal of Blue Whale

Congratulations to STIR Lab undergraduate student Zaina Aljallad for her presentation at CSCW 2019 on the co-authored article, “Co-designing for Community Oversight: Helping People Make Privacy And Security Decisions Together”. The article proposes a novel model for collaborative interaction for

Congratulations to Dr. Pamela Wisniewski for her co-authorship on a recent article in the November-December 2019 edition of ACM Interactions. The article, titled “Moving Beyond ‘One Size Fits All’: Research Considerations For Working With Vulnerable Populations,” discusses the challenges and

Congratulations to Dr. Pamela Wisniewski and STIR Lab Ph.D. student Karla Badillo-Urquiola for their lead in the co-authorship of an article in the November 2019 Special Issue of SAGE’s Journal of Adolescent Research. The article, titled “Beyond Parental Control: Designing