Claudia von Vacano on AI that Recognizes Hate Speech
Cronkite News highlights the work by the D-Lab on the Online Hate Index. Read more
Yifei Liu at HCI 2018
The 20th International Conference on Human Computer Interaction was held in Las Vegas from the 15th-20th of July, 2018. Read more
The Daily Cal Features Ken Goldberg's Dex-Net
The Dexterity-Network from AutoLab gets a well-deserved feature in the Daily Cal. Read more
Alum Trevor Paglen Exhibited at the Halsey McKay Gallery
The East Hampton Gallery features work by Nina Beier, Judith Hopf, John Miller, and Trevor Paglen, until August 26th. Read more
Grace Gipson Reviews Disability, Race, and Gender in Speculative Fiction Read more
Summer Research Dispatch: Yang Liu on VR
This summer, Yang Liu developed UNREAL, a Virtual Reality project for architectural design. Read more
Ken Goldberg's Dex Net in Video on New York Times
The New York Times features robotic videos in "How Robot Hands Are Evolving to Do What Ours Can." Read more
Abigail De Kosnik to Keynote Fan Studies North America 2018 Conference
Gail will launch the North American conference with a keynote on October 26th, 2018. Read more
Jacob Gaboury Published in Women & Performance
Read "Becoming NULL: Queer relations in the excluded middle." Read more
Abigail De Kosnik Joins Convergence Editorial Board
Convergence is an international journal of research into new media technologies. Read more
BCNM Fall 2018 Open House
Join the BCNM for our annual open house, filled with art, demonstrations, and new media programs from across campus! Read more
Roxane Gay: With One N
with Roxane Gay Author, IA Read more
Love bytes and intimate machines
Analysing news media representations of human- robot interactions with Belinda Middleweek University of Technology Sydney Read more
Undergraduate Certificate Information Session 2018
Find out more about the certificate in new media for undergraduates at Cal! Read more
Hacking Politics
Join us to explore how our political system has been -- and might be -- “hacked” in ways its framers could never have imagined. Read more
