Congratulations to Shany Peter!
We are happy to announce that Shany Peter had successfully defended her graduate project “A/B Testing for Privacy”. The system, supervised by Oshrat Ayalon, allows designers to test their designs for potential privacy problems before the system is actually deployed, using
Congratulations to Shany Peter!
We are happy to announce that Shany Peter had successfully defended her graduate project “A/B Testing for Privacy”. The system, supervised by Oshrat Ayalon, allows designers to test their designs for potential privacy problems before the system is actually deployed, using
Sabbatical at Cornell Tech
I am excited to announce that I would spend my sabbatical next year at Cornell Tech in New York City, as a Visiting Associate Professor. I look forward to working with Helen Nissenbaum and others at the Digital Life Initiative, working
Sabbatical at Cornell Tech
I am excited to announce that I would spend my sabbatical next year at Cornell Tech in New York City, as a Visiting Associate Professor. I look forward to working with Helen Nissenbaum and others at the Digital Life Initiative, working
Wendy Ju visiting the Lab
We were very happy to host Wendy Ju from Cornell Tech in our lab, with lots of guests from the Curiosity Lab. In the picture: Wendy presenting her groundbreaking studies about interacting with autonomous cars.
Wendy Ju visiting the Lab
We were very happy to host Wendy Ju from Cornell Tech in our lab, with lots of guests from the Curiosity Lab. In the picture: Wendy presenting her groundbreaking studies about interacting with autonomous cars.
Presentation at ILAIS’08: Crowdsourcing Privacy Design Evaluation
Oshrat will present our work, “Crowdsourcing Privacy Design Evaluation”, at ILAIS 2018, the Information Systems Israeli Association conference. The lecture will be held on June 18, 2018, 10:50 AM, at SCE – Sami Shamoon College of Engineering, Ashdod. More information is available
Presentation at ILAIS’08: Crowdsourcing Privacy Design Evaluation
Oshrat will present our work, “Crowdsourcing Privacy Design Evaluation”, at ILAIS 2018, the Information Systems Israeli Association conference. The lecture will be held on June 18, 2018, 10:50 AM, at SCE – Sami Shamoon College of Engineering, Ashdod. More information is available
Our presentation at the Fifth Privacy, Cyber-security, and Technology in Tel Aviv University
Amit will be presenting our work with Jason Hong about Using Contextual Integrity Theory to Analyze Decision-Making in Mobile Privacy. The workshop will take place at the Faculty of Law, Tel Aviv University, on Sunday 13th of May.
Our presentation at the Fifth Privacy, Cyber-security, and Technology in Tel Aviv University
Amit will be presenting our work with Jason Hong about Using Contextual Integrity Theory to Analyze Decision-Making in Mobile Privacy. The workshop will take place at the Faculty of Law, Tel Aviv University, on Sunday 13th of May.
An article about the lab in the Jerusalem Post
An article about some new research projects in the lab just published at the Jerusalem Post. The projects include privacy in smart cities, privacy choice architectures, and controlling genetic privacy.
An article about the lab in the Jerusalem Post
An article about some new research projects in the lab just published at the Jerusalem Post. The projects include privacy in smart cities, privacy choice architectures, and controlling genetic privacy.
New paper: The Political Premises of Contemporary Urban Concepts: The Global City, the Sustainable City, the Resilient City, the Creative City, and the Smart City
How can we make sense of all those ideas and concepts that follow cities and urban environments? In a new theoretical paper, in which the writing was headed by Tali Hatuka, and in collaboration with Issachar Rosen-Zvi, Michael Birnhack, and
New paper: The Political Premises of Contemporary Urban Concepts: The Global City, the Sustainable City, the Resilient City, the Creative City, and the Smart City
How can we make sense of all those ideas and concepts that follow cities and urban environments? In a new theoretical paper, in which the writing was headed by Tali Hatuka, and in collaboration with Issachar Rosen-Zvi, Michael Birnhack, and