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Where do robots get their motives?

Who determines what values a robot has? Who determines what is right for society and what is wrong? And what does the guy who made the computer mouse have do

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What is Gamification and How Does it Affect Us? Why You're ACTUALLY Addicted to Your Phone

Gamification is all around us and I bet you'd be able to find an example of it in your own life.

hciconvergence

HCI convergence: know our calendar for citizen science month

We are happy to share with you our April activities, an itinerary that will have us traveling from different parts of the world... and you can join us too!

Stall Catchers

Austrian Citizen Science Conference & Stall Catchers challenge in Salzburg next week!

Next week we're setting off for Salzburg, Austria, where we have been invited to attend the Austrian Citizen Science Conference, "Generation Citizen Science". We'll be there for 3

EyesOnALZ

Busy month behind the scenes!

We've been a little busy working behind the scenes during the last couple of weeks & have lots to report ! First and foremost, our team has met again at Cornell

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EyesOnALZ at #CitSci2017 conference storified!

Things we saw, things we told, people we met ! See Pietro's talk on Stall Catchers in page 2 of the Storify... [View the story "EyesOnALZ at #CitSci2017" on Storify]

Conferences

We're going to Twin Cities for #CitSci2017 conference next week!

We're participating in Citizen Science Association 2017 conference in Twin Cities (US) next week - the largest citizen science conference out there! :) See below for events open to the public,

Stall Catchers

Stall Catchers presented at Neuroscience 2016, San Diego

Last week (November 12-16), the Schaffer-Nishimura Lab from Cornell University presented at the Society of Neuroscience annual meeting 2016 conference in San Diego, CA. The 4 poster presentations, which detailed our unique findings pertaining to Alzheimer’s disease, drew a lot of attention from