Misc
New Paper with collaborators: Activity Transition Graph Generation: How Far Are We?
Activity Transition Graphs (ATGs) map how an Android app moves between screens, and they underpin research on app comprehension, design recovery, and testing — all of which assume the graph is accurate. We participated in a collaboration led by Jiakun
New Paper with collaborators: Activity Transition Graph Generation: How Far Are We?
Activity Transition Graphs (ATGs) map how an Android app moves between screens, and they underpin research on app comprehension, design recovery, and testing — all of which assume the graph is accurate. We participated in a collaboration led by Jiakun
Poster at TPDP 2026
We are excited to share that Michael Khavkin is presenting our work at TPDP 2026 — the 11th Workshop on the Theory and Practice of Differential Privacy (Northeastern University, Boston). “Differential Privacy Configurations in the Real World: A Comparative Analysis”
Poster at TPDP 2026
We are excited to share that Michael Khavkin is presenting our work at TPDP 2026 — the 11th Workshop on the Theory and Practice of Differential Privacy (Northeastern University, Boston). “Differential Privacy Configurations in the Real World: A Comparative Analysis”
New published paper about temporal bias in historical newspaper digitization
A new paper, Temporal bias in historical newspaper digitization: evidence from reconstructing the British mandate trademark registry, was just published by the Journal of Documentation. A camera-ready draft is available to download. The paper by Eran Toch, Bar Ifrah (a graduate student
New published paper about temporal bias in historical newspaper digitization
A new paper, Temporal bias in historical newspaper digitization: evidence from reconstructing the British mandate trademark registry, was just published by the Journal of Documentation. A camera-ready draft is available to download. The paper by Eran Toch, Bar Ifrah (a graduate student
New paper accepted to the Journal of Urban Technology
We’re happy to announce that our paper “Place Matters: Neighborhood Effects on Smart City Service Adoption” was just accepted to the Journal of Urban Technology. This paper examines why smart city technologies are adopted unevenly by showing that where people live
New paper accepted to the Journal of Urban Technology
We’re happy to announce that our paper “Place Matters: Neighborhood Effects on Smart City Service Adoption” was just accepted to the Journal of Urban Technology. This paper examines why smart city technologies are adopted unevenly by showing that where people live
Michael presenting at the School’s Graduate Research Workshop
Michael had presented his research, “Calibrating Differential Privacy Noise in Federated Learning Based on Explainability and Decision-Boundary Signals” at the School of Industrial & Intelligent Systems Engineering Graduate Research Workshop. The research, a collaboration with researchers from Yonsei University in South
Michael presenting at the School’s Graduate Research Workshop
Michael had presented his research, “Calibrating Differential Privacy Noise in Federated Learning Based on Explainability and Decision-Boundary Signals” at the School of Industrial & Intelligent Systems Engineering Graduate Research Workshop. The research, a collaboration with researchers from Yonsei University in South
New NSF-BSF Grant Drives Collaboration to Understand How Religion Impacts Technology Use
We were awarded a very exciting new grant from the National Science Foundation (NSF) and the U.S.-Israel Binational Science Foundation (BSF) with colleagues Adam Aviv from The George Washington University and Oshrat Ayalon from the University of Haifa. We will explore
New NSF-BSF Grant Drives Collaboration to Understand How Religion Impacts Technology Use
We were awarded a very exciting new grant from the National Science Foundation (NSF) and the U.S.-Israel Binational Science Foundation (BSF) with colleagues Adam Aviv from The George Washington University and Oshrat Ayalon from the University of Haifa. We will explore
New paper in Information, Communication & Society
We have a new paper just published in Information, Communication & Society. Maayan Cohen and Eran Toch are looking at how the discourse around algorithmic bias was taken up, amplified, and reframed across ideological lines in the launch of ChatGPT
New paper in Information, Communication & Society
We have a new paper just published in Information, Communication & Society. Maayan Cohen and Eran Toch are looking at how the discourse around algorithmic bias was taken up, amplified, and reframed across ideological lines in the launch of ChatGPT