Author Archives: erant
Teaching award
I (Well, Eran) am happy and proud to let you know that I have won this year’s faculty teaching award! Teaching is particularly tough, and if you ever were my students, you know that its a lot of misses along with
Teaching award
I (Well, Eran) am happy and proud to let you know that I have won this year’s faculty teaching award! Teaching is particularly tough, and if you ever were my students, you know that its a lot of misses along with
New CSCW Workshop Organized
Eran has been co-organizing a new workshop: Let’s Talk About Sex(Apps), CSCW. Along with the other organizers, Jeremy, Mark and Irina, we ask participants to look at the new breed of dating mobile applications, and to explore the new and fascinating
New CSCW Workshop Organized
Eran has been co-organizing a new workshop: Let’s Talk About Sex(Apps), CSCW. Along with the other organizers, Jeremy, Mark and Irina, we ask participants to look at the new breed of dating mobile applications, and to explore the new and fascinating
Frank’s Secondment at the IT University of Copenhagen
Frank will spend the (cold) fall at the Pit-Lab at the IT University of Copenhagen, Denmark. Frank’s secondment is carried out as part of the iCareNet EU project, in which Frank is a research fellow, and the group is as an associate
Frank’s Secondment at the IT University of Copenhagen
Frank will spend the (cold) fall at the Pit-Lab at the IT University of Copenhagen, Denmark. Frank’s secondment is carried out as part of the iCareNet EU project, in which Frank is a research fellow, and the group is as an associate
Paper accepted to TIST: Simplifying Data Disclosure Configurations in a Cloud Computing Environment
Rony’s paper, along with Oded Maimon and myself was just accepted to the ACM Transactions on Intelligent Systems and Technology (TIST)! The paper, titled “Simplifying Data Disclosure Configurations in a Cloud Computing Environment”, presents an algorithm for finding the optimal default privacy
Paper accepted to TIST: Simplifying Data Disclosure Configurations in a Cloud Computing Environment
Rony’s paper, along with Oded Maimon and myself was just accepted to the ACM Transactions on Intelligent Systems and Technology (TIST)! The paper, titled “Simplifying Data Disclosure Configurations in a Cloud Computing Environment”, presents an algorithm for finding the optimal default privacy
3rd IsraHCI is rolling: The Israeli Human-Computer Interaction Research Conference
The 3rd IsraHCI – the Conference for Israeli Human-Computer Interaction Research – is going to be at Microsoft R&D at Herzliya at February 18th, 2015. The whole research group is heavily invested. Hadas is doing the heavy lifting through local
3rd IsraHCI is rolling: The Israeli Human-Computer Interaction Research Conference
The 3rd IsraHCI – the Conference for Israeli Human-Computer Interaction Research – is going to be at Microsoft R&D at Herzliya at February 18th, 2015. The whole research group is heavily invested. Hadas is doing the heavy lifting through local
New Video: Mobile Computing in our Lab
A new video was uploaded by the The American Friends of Tel Aviv University. Eran is speaking about new ways to understand mobility patterns, as well as a research that crowdsource privacy preferences in mobile computing.
New Video: Mobile Computing in our Lab
A new video was uploaded by the The American Friends of Tel Aviv University. Eran is speaking about new ways to understand mobility patterns, as well as a research that crowdsource privacy preferences in mobile computing.
Just uploaded: Privacy Mindset, Technological Mindset
The final version of a paper by Michael Birnhack, myself, and Irit Hadar, “Privacy Mindset, Technological Mindset“, is now available on SSRN: http://papers.ssrn.com/sol3/papers.cfm?abstract_id=2471415 The paper tries to answer a simple question: why engineers hardly follow privacy-by-design approaches? In looking for an
Just uploaded: Privacy Mindset, Technological Mindset
The final version of a paper by Michael Birnhack, myself, and Irit Hadar, “Privacy Mindset, Technological Mindset“, is now available on SSRN: http://papers.ssrn.com/sol3/papers.cfm?abstract_id=2471415 The paper tries to answer a simple question: why engineers hardly follow privacy-by-design approaches? In looking for an