If you're working on passive social sensing, mobile sensing, social signal processing, or gaze estimation, come say hi at the main conference!
It was so fun to present our preliminary work on gaze tracking for behavioral health inference at the #CHI2025 Workshop on Envisioning the Future of Interactive Health yesterday in Yokohama, Japan!
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Heading to Denver for the CRA-WP (@cra-hq.bsky.social) Grad Cohort Workshops! Looking forward to connecting with other NSF #CSGrad4US fellows and graduate students in computing. If you're at #GC2025, come say hi!
Please repost to get the word out! @nkgarg.bsky.social and I are excited to present a personalized feed for academics! It shows posts about papers from accounts you’re following bsky.app/profile/pape...
The future of computing is in excellent hands! Keep going!
Given recent policy changes aimed at eliminating DEI programs including STEM initiatives designed for women and girls, I’m especially grateful for efforts like this, that ensure women continue to have opportunities to thrive as full and equal participants in a diverse and dynamic computing workforce
I had a blast helping you think through implementations and was so impressed by your ability think on your toes to come up with creative solutions to the problems we threw at you.
Congratulations to the exceptional young programmers who completed today's Women in Computing at Cornell (WiCC) High School Programming Competition Workshop!
The dedication, creativity, and resilience of these young engineers have been nothing short of inspiring.
Congratulations to the Main Street Boulders on this well-deserved achievement! I am so proud of you!!
It has been a tremendous privilege to mentor them in Java programming and witness their journey - from writing their first lines of code (Hello, World!) to designing, building, and programming a robot capable of autonomous functions and manual control to compete in this past weekend's games.
In a few short months, this exceptional group of students spent their Friday mornings building a fully functioning robot from the ground up.
So incredibly proud of my mentees on the Legacy High School for special needs NYC FIRST FTC Team, who competed in NYC Qualifier 6 and earned the Judges' Choice Award!
I'm working on digital signal extraction and interpretation for health inferences. Happy to chat more!
Joining others in chasing bluer skies 💙
Looking forward to connecting with others about #PhDLife, #DataScience, #InformationScience, #Computing, and #Informatics!
