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We will have two invited talks given by Serena Booth and Eunice Jun @eunicemjun on communicating AI to non-experts.
As a co-chair for the NeurIPS 2025 Education Program, we are excited about the One-Day Event on AI Education which will take place tomorrow Tue 2 Dec 10am - 5pm PST at Upper Level Room 9. More details here: neurips.cc/virtual/2025/loc/… @adityagrover_ @NaveenJRaman
Eunice Jun retweeted
Check out our paper that outlines the next-steps for Human-Centered Generative AI (HGAI).
Combing authors' cross-disciplinary expertise and perspectives, we propose a research agenda for HGAI across three levels--
arxiv.org/abs/2306.15774
Eunice Jun retweeted
Generate Compilers from Hardware Models!
arxiv.org/pdf/2305.09580.pdf
agree? disagree? don't care? come tell us @ PLARCH! (pldi23.sigplan.org/home/plar…)
(s/o @ben_kushigian, @vcanumalla, Andrew Cheung, René Just, and especially @ztatlock whose chief contribution among many was the "!")
Eunice Jun retweeted
New paper is out now 🎉
Cinematic Techniques in Narrative Visualization — we analyze and discuss techniques from filmmaking, and try to understand when they are (and aren't) useful for data vis
arxiv.org/abs/2301.03109
Done w/ @jeffrey_heer, Hillary Mushkin, & @designinspace
Eunice Jun retweeted
Such a fabulous doctoral symposium at #UIST2022, plus a great dinner with everyone! Thank you all for the insightful comments.
My first in-person UIST?! Looking forward to seeing old&new friends!
I will have a poster on Tuesday. Check out if you are interested in my thesis story!
ALT A picture of a dinner table. From the left to right: Maneesh Agrawala, Junyi Zhu, Alexandra Ion, Dan Olsen, Jacob Wobbrock, Shumin Zhai, Tingyu Chen, Zhongyi Zhou, Orson Xuhai Xu, John Joon Young Chung, Eunice Jun, Jingyi Li, Dishita Turakhia
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Are you curious about SMT solvers? Want to learn about Z3, a state-of-the-art SMT solver, and run Z3 programs *in your browser*? We are excited to host the first online Z3 learning workshop with research interns @rlisahuang and @Ayana_Monr on August 24. microsoft.com/en-us/research…
Eunice Jun retweeted
I’m excited to share that I’ve accepted a position as an assistant professor at @UChicagoCS and @DSI_UChicago starting in 2022! It’s a dream come true for me. I’m looking forward to joining my amazing colleagues and building my lab, focused on interfaces for data cognition!
Eunice Jun retweeted
i finally uploaded my talk from MAPS 2021. if you're interested in term rewriting and/or tensor languages, give it a watch! youtu.be/zxfhurFdYVs
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Interested in supporting collaborations between Health and User Centered Design researchers? Participate in our study! looking to interview faculty in collaborative teams doing health+UCD (esp if you are clinical/behavioral)! Reply or fill in bit.ly/HCDHealth
Eunice Jun retweeted
Congratulations to Dr. Mary Beth Kery (@mbkery) on an amazing dissertation defense yesterday!!! Learn more about her research on support for exploratory data work here: marybethkery.com/
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Artificial Intelligence R&D should be equitable and accessible to all Americans. Help build a blueprint for a National AI Research Resource to democratize access to advanced computing, data, & educational tools and fuel American innovation. Add your input: federalregister.gov/document…
Eunice Jun retweeted
I went through a similar process and wrote something rather similar in my "manifesto" from a few years ago. It's very…liberating. But really hard to get to that point, because all of academia (society?) is designed to keep you from it.
ALT So I decided to step back and take stock. I observed that one of these two things is now true: I either have nothing left to prove or, to those who still find me wanting, I'm unlikely to do anything that will change their opinion. Note that both options are very liberating, since they lead to the same conclusion: I can chart my own path without worrying about the opinion of others. (As Socrates asks Crito, “Why should we care so much for what the majority think?“)
Eunice Jun retweeted
Super excited to announce that @cowanmeg27 has joined @RiSE_MSR, @MSFTResearch. She works in program synthesis, formal methods, compilers, homomorphic encryption, among others. She officially joined a few weeks ago, but @luisceze would not let her go that easily :)
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I am greatly honored to receive the 2021 SIGPLAN Distinguished Service Award and I am greatly humbled to be counted among previous recipients, outstanding individuals who inspired me throughout my career by their dedication and selfless contributions. Thank you!
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Eunice Jun retweeted
Check out the proposal for more details but our first steps will be doing a literature review of harassment policies across conferences and the process for reporting and dealing with harassment.
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This is so well deserved! I could not be more proud! On top of being a world class computer systems architecture researcher, @samps is just an incredible human being, creative, hardworking, caring and fun! Congratulations, Adrian! 😍
Eunice Jun retweeted
Yay! I completed my defense today. The last 5.75 years were far smoother than my prior expectation due to all the great colleagues, an advisor (@jeffrey_heer), and mentors + friends + families + a dog. #Phinally_Done #no_more_school_mom
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So excited to have this article out about my recently accepted CSCW paper: Someone Is Wrong on the Internet: Having Hard Conversations in Online Spaces. (1/4)
Online platforms seem better at promoting polarization than helping people to find common ground. How can we design online spaces that support constructive conflict? #UWAllen’s @amanda_baughan and collaborators in @UW_iSchool and @hcdeUW have some ideas: washington.edu/news/2021/04/…
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We want to ensure submissions are accessible, and have decided to provide extra days for providing alt-text and captioned videos. Please check out the updated guidelines. uist.acm.org/uist2021/cfp.ht…
At the #uist2021 all hands meeting we discussed how to ensure accessible submissions. authors will have 3 weekdays plus weekend to submit additional materials including alt-text and captioned videos after the official submission deadline! See changes: uist.acm.org/uist2021/cfp.ht…