Svetlana Dobrynina successfully defended her MA(HCI) thesis, Understanding mental models of password managers. Congratulations Sveta! … [Read more...] about Sveta defends Master’s thesis
INTERACT 2023 paper accepted
Anna-Lena Theus's paper, “A solution to a problem that didn’t exist?”: Exploring Attitudes Towards Smart Streetlight Systems, was accepted for publication at INTERACT 2023. Anna will present the work in York, UK at the end of August. … [Read more...] about INTERACT 2023 paper accepted
Ashi defends Master’s thesis
Masters of HCI student Ashi Mann succesfully defended her thesis entitled "Investigating factors relating to FUD in end-user cryptocurrency behaviours". Congratulations Ashi! … [Read more...] about Ashi defends Master’s thesis
Khadija completes MCS
This week, Khadija Baig successfully defended her Master's thesis, entitled Privacy, biological relatives, and at-home DNA testing. Congratulations Khadija! … [Read more...] about Khadija completes MCS
Sonia recipient of NSERC Arthur B. McDonald Fellowship
Sonia has been awarded one of six inaugural NSERC Arthur B. McDonald Fellowships for her usable security and privacy research. She will hold the two-year Fellowship from 2023--2025. … [Read more...] about Sonia recipient of NSERC Arthur B. McDonald Fellowship
Max presents at NordiCHI
Master's student Max Keleher presented our work on manipulative/deceptive patterns at NordiCHI 2022 in Aarhus, Denmark … [Read more...] about Max presents at NordiCHI
Fiona & Kalpana present at EuroUSEC 2022
Fiona and Kalpana jointly presented our work at EuroUSEC 2022. The paper is available here: "I just want to play games with friends and it asked me for all of my information'": Trading privacy for connection during the COVID-19 pandemic" … [Read more...] about Fiona & Kalpana present at EuroUSEC 2022
Max awarded QEII scholarship
Max Keleher has earned a Queen Elizabeth II Scholarship for his 2022-23 Masters studies. Congratulations Max! … [Read more...] about Max awarded QEII scholarship
Kazma and Ashi receive Best Poster Award – SOUPS 2022
Congratulations to Kazma and Ashi! They won a Best Poster Award at SOUPS 2022 for their work on privacy and e-proctoring. The poster is: "I didn't even want to turn my head because I was so scared of the prof: Student perceptions of e-proctoring software" by Kazma Chaudhry, Ashi Mann, Hala Assal, and Sonia Chiasson. … [Read more...] about Kazma and Ashi receive Best Poster Award – SOUPS 2022
Prof. Sana!
Sana Maqsood completed her graduate work in the CHORUS lab and was most recently a full-time Computer Science instructor at Carleton. Sana has accepted a new position and is now a tenure-track Assistant Professor in the Department of Electrical Engineering and Computer Science at York University in Toronto as of July 2022. Congratulations Sana!! … [Read more...] about Prof. Sana!