Funding Source: NSF CRII Award Number (FAIN): 2348275 – Computers now play a role in many kinds of voting systems and even make new ones possible. For example, online liquid democracy platforms allow users to vote directly on a topic … Continue reading Algorithmic Fairness for Computational Social Choice Models
Funding Source: NSF, Ethical & Responsible Research; Funding Agency Grant Number: 2220772; Internal Research Management Application Number: 1205 – This project will focus on how to educate the next generation of data scientists and software engineers to implement their technical … Continue reading Pathways to Ethics of Technology in the Liberal Arts Curriculum
Funding Source: NSF #2326174 – In the past two years, artificial intelligence (AI) tools, such as ChatGPT, have revolutionized the software industry. These models could be particularly valuable in the natural and social scientists by enabling scientists who are not … Continue reading AI-Assisted Programming: Equipping Social and Natural Scientists for the Future of Research Computer Science and Physics
Funding Source: National Science Foundation, Brachman-Hoffman Grant, Wellesley College – The fact that online social networks play a significant role in our perception of reality is relatively new and well documented. Along with Search Engines, they are our principal source of … Continue reading Online Misinformation, “Fake News” and Trust
The main purpose of this project is to understand the incentives of crowds in mobile crowd sensing (MCS) platforms, and attempt to coordinate their mobility to optimize for system objectives. This is performed through the development of a crowd sensing … Continue reading Coordinated mobile Crowdsensing