Fiona presented a poster and demo at Ubicomp 2019 in London, UK. She was demonstrating work done with her classmate as part of HCIN5300, one of the HCI grad classes. They used wearables to augment a game of pick-up-sticks. Their poster was entitled iSNoW: User perceptions of an interactive social novelty wearable. … [Read more...] about Fiona presents at Ubicomp 2019
Fiona presents poster at GoSec 2019
Fiona and her teammate participated in the SERENE-RISC cyberstat challenge in Montreal. They analyzed StatCan data about cybersecurity in organizations to create a poster that they presented at the GoSec 2019 conference. … [Read more...] about Fiona presents poster at GoSec 2019
Daniela presents at PST
PhD student Daniela Napoli presented at the 2019 Privacy, Security, and Trust (PST) conference in Fredericton, NB. She presented our paper End-Users and Service Providers: Trust and Distributed Responsibility for Account Security by Yomna Abdelaziz, Daniela Napoli, Sonia Chiasson. … [Read more...] about Daniela presents at PST
Sana defends PhD proposal
Phd student Sana Maqsood has successfully defended her PhD proposal, entitled Gaming digital literacy: using procedural rhetoric to design a digital literacy game for preteens. Congratulations Sana! … [Read more...] about Sana defends PhD proposal
Dr. Reham
We are happy to announce that Reham Mohamed successfully defended her PhD thesis this week. Her thesis is entitled Investigating decay representations for privacy and online reputation management. Congratulations Dr. Reham! … [Read more...] about Dr. Reham
Daniela presents at SOUPS
Besides participating in workshops, PhD student Daniela Napoli presented a poster at SOUPS 2019 in Santa Clara. She discussed the results of research she led on the security implications of online accessibility obstacles for users with visual impairments. … [Read more...] about Daniela presents at SOUPS
Jessica defends MA(HCI) Thesis
Jessica Rocheleau has successfully defended her thesis entitled Privacy attitudes and behaviours of autistic and non-autistic teenagers on social networking sites. Her thesis was accepted "as-is". Congratulations Jessica! … [Read more...] about Jessica defends MA(HCI) Thesis
Michael defends MCS
Michael Lutaaya successfully defended his MCS thesis this week. His research is on the usability and security of digital identity. Congratulations Michael! … [Read more...] about Michael defends MCS
Hosting SHAD workshop
On July 16, members of the CHORUS lab are organizing a half-day workshop for SHAD high school students, introducing them to human-computer interaction. Participants will try out emerging technologies in this hands-on workshop and discuss on-going research in human-computer interaction. On July 15, Sonia gave a lecture on cybersecurity and practical advice for staying safe online to SHAD students. … [Read more...] about Hosting SHAD workshop
Daniela awarded NSERC PGS-D
PhD student Daniela Napoli has been awarded an NSERC-PGS-D scholarship. Congratulations Daniela! … [Read more...] about Daniela awarded NSERC PGS-D