HCDE in the Media

	July 29, 2018 \| BuzzFeed News The FBI Set Up A Task Force To Counter Russian Trolls. So Far, It's Been Silent. Kate Starbird, assistant professor of Human Centered Design & Engineering
	July 23, 2018 \| Seattle Times ‘Parallel universe’: Residents and artists imagine Africatown in Seattle’s Central District Daniela Rosner, assistant professor of Human Centered Design & Engineering
	July 18, 2018 \| Crosscut Imagining Black architecture in the Central District Daniela Rosner, assistant professor of Human Centered Design & Engineering
	June 5, 2018 \| King 5 Addicted to your phone? New features could help limit use Kai Lukoff, PhD student in Human Centered Design & Engineering
	April 13, 2018 \| Today Video: Stressed-out teens: Schools take new approaches to avert tragedy Elin Björling, research scientist, Human Centered Design & Engineering
	March 2, 2018 \| KIRO 7 News Video: UW Study on Traffic Mark Haselkorn, professor of Human Centered Design & Engineering
	February 21, 2018 \| The Washington Post How a survivor of the Florida school shooting became the victim of an online conspiracy Kate Starbird, assistant professor of Human Centered Design & Engineering
	October 4, 2017 \| Huffington Post Trump and Russia Both Seek to Exacerbate the Same Political Divisions Kate Starbird, assistant professor of Human Centered Design & Engineering
	October 4, 2017 \| Huffington Post Why Misinformation Travels In The Wake Of Tragedies Like Las Vegas Ahmer Arif, PhD student in Human Centered Design & Engineering
	October 3, 2017 \| NBC News Latina Engineers Push to Defy Odds in Tech and Increase Their Numbers Cecilia Aragon, professor of Human Centered Design & Engineering
	September 29, 2017 \| The Seattle Times Earthquakes are inevitable but catastrophe is not Scott Miles, senior research scientist, Human Centered Design & Engineering
	September 19, 2017 \| The Atlantic Is There Any Hope for Facebook's Fact-Checking Efforts? Kate Starbird, assistant professor of Human Centered Design & Engineering
	August 11, 2017 \| CNN How the 'Instagram Diet' Works Christina Chung, PhD candidate in Human Centered Design & Engineering
	June 25, 2017 \| Forbes How Internet Conspiracy Theories Go Viral - And Get People To Believe Them, Too Kate Starbird, assistant professor of Human Centered Design & Engineering
	May 17, 2017 \| BBC News How a University of Washington researcher discovered an "information war" Kate Starbird, assistant professor of Human Centered Design & Engineering
	May 4, 2017 \| The Atlantic The Awful Pinkness of Period Apps Features research by Elena Agapie, PhD student Human Centered Design & Engineering Laura R. Pina, HCDE research associate Julie A. Kientz, associate professor of Human Centered Design & Engineering Sean A. Munson, assistant professor of Human Centered Design & Engineering
	May 3, 2017 \| King 5 Food Photography a Healthy Habit for Some Sean Munson, assistant professor of Human Centered Design & Engineering Christina Chung, PhD candidate in Human Centered Design & Engineering
	April 28, 2017 \| KBTC Public Television Northwest Now 827 Fake News Kate Starbird, assistant professor of Human Centered Design & Engineering
	April 27, 2017 \| Newsweek Instagram Food Photos Keep Dieters on Track Sean Munson, assistant professor of Human Centered Design & Engineering
	April 27, 2017 \| King 5 Instagram foodies have healthier diets, UW study says Sean Munson, assistant professor of Human Centered Design & Engineering Christina Chung, PhD candidate in Human Centered Design & Engineering
	April 26, 2017 \| Geekwire UW study finds food in your Instagram feed helps some users track and maintain healthy habits Sean Munson, assistant professor of Human Centered Design & Engineering Christina Chung, PhD candidate in Human Centered Design & Engineering
	April 4, 2017 \| The Washington Post The web of conspiracy theorists that was ready for Donald Trump Kate Starbird, assistant professor of Human Centered Design & Engineering
	March 29, 2017 \| The Seattle Times UW professor: The information war is real, and we’re losing it Kate Starbird, assistant professor of Human Centered Design & Engineering
	April 26, 2017 \| Geekwire Study: Parents say Pokémon Go leads to more quality time with children, among other benefits Kiley Sobel, PhD student in Human Centered Design & Engineering
	January 24, 2017 \| King 5 News The Truth Behind "Fake News" Kate Starbird, assistant professor of Human Centered Design & Engineering
	December 20, 2016 \| Huffington Post Slowing The Spread Of Viral Misinformation: Can Crowdsourcing Help? Kate Starbird, assistant professor of Human Centered Design & Engineering
	December 8, 2016 \| KIRO News UW Professor Discusses Dangers, Motives of Fake News Kate Starbird, assistant professor of Human Centered Design & Engineering
	October 27, 2016 \| BuzzFeed News Facebook's Trending Algorithm Can't Stop Fake News, Computer Scientists Say Kate Starbird, assistant professor of Human Centered Design & Engineering
	September 16, 2016 \| Health.com Feel Guilty About Ditching Your Fitbit? You’re Not Alone Sean Munson, assistant professor of Human Centered Design & Engineering
	July 13, 2016 \| Seattle Weekly Social Media in a Time of Crises Kate Starbird, assistant professor of Human Centered Design & Engineering
	May 13, 2016 \| UPI News What works -- and doesn't -- to manage child's screen time Alexis Hiniker, PhD candidate in Human Centered Design & Engineering
	May 11, 2016 \| USA Today Smartphones may loosen their grip over family life as voice devices rise Julie Kientz, associate professor of Human Centered Design & Engineering
	May 8, 2016 \| Western Daily Press Giving children a warning before the TV or tablet is turned off makes things worse Alexis Hiniker, PhD candidate in Human Centered Design & Engineering Julie Kientz, associate professor of Human Centered Design & Engineering
	May 5, 2016 \| Geekwire Study finds tantrums are worse when kids are given ‘2-minute warning’ to end screen time Alexis Hiniker, PhD candidate in Human Centered Design & Engineering Julie Kientz, associate professor of Human Centered Design & Engineering
	May 5, 2016 \| New York Times ‘Two-Minute Warnings’ Make Turning Off the TV Harder Alexis Hiniker, PhD candidate in Human Centered Design & Engineering Julie Kientz, associate professor of Human Centered Design & Engineering
	April 12, 2016 \| The Science Explorer Rumors Don't Always Win on Twitter Kate Starbird, assistant professor of Human Centered Design & Engineering
	April 6, 2016 \| Bustle The One Reason Verified Twitter Accounts Are Hugely Important To Have In A Crisis Kate Starbird, assistant professor of Human Centered Design & Engineering
	April 4, 2016 \| Live Science Video: Kids Want Rules Around Social Tech & Screen Time Alexis Hiniker, PhD candidate in Human Centered Design & Engineering Julie Kientz, associate professor of Human Centered Design & Engineering
	April 4, 2016 \| The Seattle Times Official responses can beat down Twitter rumors, UW study finds Kate Starbird, assistant professor of Human Centered Design & Engineering
	April 4, 2016 \| Geekwire UW research into Twitter rumors finds official accounts can help truth win out over misinformation Kate Starbird, assistant professor of Human Centered Design & Engineering
	March 23, 2016 \| Slate.com Parents Need to Listen to Their Kids When It Comes to Social Media Sharing Research conducted by Alexis Hiniker, PhD candidate in Human Centered Design & Engineering & Julie Kientz, associate professor of Human Centered Design & Engineering
	March 15, 2016 \| CBC News Study asks parents, kids which technology rules work Alexis Hiniker, PhD candidate in Human Centered Design & Engineering
	March 14, 2016 \| KPLU FM Bridging Expectations Between Doctors And Patients When It Comes To Digital Data Sean Munson, assistant professor of Human Centered Design & Engineering
	March 11, 2016 \| Live Science OMG Mom: The Tech Rules Kids Wish Their Parents Would Follow Alexis Hiniker, PhD candidate in Human Centered Design & Engineering Julie Kientz, associate professor of Human Centered Design & Engineering
	March 11, 2016 \| ABC News Kids to Parents: Don't Post About Me on Social Media Alexis Hiniker, PhD candidate in Human Centered Design & Engineering
	March 10, 2016 \| Time Magazine Kids to Parents: Stop Sharing Pictures of Us on Social Media Research conducted by Alexis Hiniker, PhD candidate in Human Centered Design & Engineering & Julie Kientz, associate professor of Human Centered Design & Engineering
	March 10, 2016 \| Bustle Kids Are Setting Better Social Media Boundaries Than You Think — On Their Parents Alexis Hiniker, PhD candidate in Human Centered Design & Engineering
	March 9, 2016 \| King 5 News 7 technology rules kids want parents to follow Alexis Hiniker, PhD candidate in Human Centered Design & Engineering
	March 8, 2016 \| New York Times Don’t Post About Me on Social Media, Children Say Alexis Hiniker, PhD candidate in Human Centered Design & Engineering Julie Kientz, associate professor of Human Centered Design & Engineering
	November 18, 2015 \| UW Health Sciences Mobile app to convey drug risks in pregnancy Gary Hsieh, assistant professor of Human Centered Design & Engineering
	October 28, 2015 \| Geekwire How social technologies and human behavior are changing the aftermath of disasters Kate Starbird, assistant professor of Human Centered Design & Engineering
	September 9, 2015 \| Fortune Magazine Startup Shift Labs wants to change how medical devices are made Beth Kolko, professor of Human Centered Design & Engineering
	July 17, 2015 \| Geekwire This medical device startup just raised cash and is heading to Rwanda Beth Kolko, professor of Human Centered Design & Engineering
	July 9, 2015 \| New York Times When Algorithms Discriminate Sean Munson, assistant professor of Human Centered Design & Engineering
	June 4, 2015 \| Runner's World App creates running routes from hand-drawn images Daniela Rosner, assistant professor of Human Centered Design & Engineering
	May 26, 2015 \| GeekWire Smartphones on the playground Alexis Hiniker, PhD candidate in Human Centered Design & Engineering Julie Kientz, associate professor of Human Centered Design & Engineering
	May 18, 2015 \| TODAY.com Limit phone use at playgrounds? Many parents try but fail Alexis Hiniker, PhD candidate in Human Centered Design & Engineering
	May 18, 2015 \| GeekWire Texting at the playground Julie Kientz, associate professor of Human Centered Design & Engineering
	May 11, 2015 \| UK Mirror Send a secret map message that can only be decoded by walking Daniela Rosner, assistant professor of Human Centered Design & Engineering
	May 8, 2015 \| Fast Co. Design Send a secret message you can only decode with a walk Daniela Rosner, assistant professor of Human Centered Design & Engineering
	April 16, 2015 \| BBC News Google Image search for CEO has Barbie as first female result Sean Munson, assistant professor of Human Centered Design & Engineering
	April 12, 2015 \| PC Magazine When You Google Image Search 'CEO,' the First Woman Is ... Sean Munson, assistant professor of Human Centered Design & Engineering
	April 10, 2015 \| Huffington Post Google image search has a gender bias problem Sean Munson, assistant professor of Human Centered Design & Engineering
	April 9, 2015 \| The Verge Google Search thinks the most important female CEO is Barbie Sean Munson, assistant professor of Human Centered Design & Engineering
	April 9, 2015 \| GeekWire Study puts Google image search results to the gender bias test Sean Munson, assistant professor of Human Centered Design & Engineering
	April 9, 2015 \| PC World The first woman CEO to appear in a Google Images search is ... CEO Barbie Sean Munson, assistant professor of Human Centered Design & Engineering
	October 31, 2014 \| Fast Co. Design Where To Find Great Designers
	October 27, 2014 \| New York Times How Facebook Is Changing the Way Its Users Consume Journalism Sean Munson, assistant professor of Human Centered Design & Engineering
	August 19, 2014 \| 99% Invisible Hacking Ikea Daniela Rosner, assistant professor of Human Centered Design & Engineering
	July 9, 2014 \| USA Today Third-world ideas that are changing first-world lives Beth Kolko, professor of Human Centered Design & Engineering
	August 24, 2013 \| GeekWire Geek of the Week: Julie Kientz, UW researcher and one of the world’s top innovators under 35 Julie Kientz, associate professor of Human Centered Design & Engineering
	August 21, 2013 \| MIT Technology Review 35 Innovators Under 35 Julie Kientz, associate professor of Human Centered Design & Engineering
	August 19, 2013 \| New Scientist Browser to give you a more politically balanced life Sean Munson, assistant professor of Human Centered Design & Engineering
	May 18, 2013 \| The Seattle Times You’re not a slacktivist, are you? GiveBig and a new social media debate Gary Hsieh, assistant professor of Human Centered Design & Engineering
	May 2, 2013 \| New Scientist Does online ‘slacktivism’ reduce charitable giving? Gary Hsieh, assistant professor of Human Centered Design & Engineering
	January 19, 2013 \| The Seattle Times New tech tools aim to bring health care home Julie Kientz, associate professor of Human Centered Design & Engineering
	October 1, 2012 \| New Scientist Can You Change Your Political Beliefs? Sean Munson, assistant professor of Human Centered Design & Engineering
	September 27, 2012 \| Geekwire Leaning left or right? This browser plugin looks to bring balance to political news Sean Munson, assistant professor of Human Centered Design & Engineering
	September 27, 2012 \| The Seattle Times Want balanced news? UW prof's Chrome tool tries to help Sean Munson, assistant professor of Human Centered Design & Engineering
	July 17, 2012 \| Today 4 pros and cons of e-readers vs. textbooks Alex Thayer, PhD candidate in Human Centered Design & Engineering
	July 3, 2012 \| King 5 News UW prof says hacking lab is like a 'modern day woodshop' Beth Kolko, professor of Human Centered Design & Engineering
	July 26, 2011 \| Chicago Tribune Here's betting that books will have a much longer shelf life than bookstores Alex Thayer, PhD candidate in Human Centered Design & Engineering
	May 16, 2011 \| The New York Times Turkish University to Offer Armenian Language Course Alex Thayer, PhD candidate in Human Centered Design & Engineering Charlotte Lee, associate professor in Human Centered Design & Engineering

	July 29, 2018 \| BuzzFeed News The FBI Set Up A Task Force To Counter Russian Trolls. So Far, It's Been Silent. Kate Starbird, assistant professor of Human Centered Design & Engineering
	July 23, 2018 \| Seattle Times ‘Parallel universe’: Residents and artists imagine Africatown in Seattle’s Central District Daniela Rosner, assistant professor of Human Centered Design & Engineering
	July 18, 2018 \| Crosscut Imagining Black architecture in the Central District Daniela Rosner, assistant professor of Human Centered Design & Engineering
	June 5, 2018 \| King 5 Addicted to your phone? New features could help limit use Kai Lukoff, PhD student in Human Centered Design & Engineering
	April 13, 2018 \| Today Video: Stressed-out teens: Schools take new approaches to avert tragedy Elin Björling, research scientist, Human Centered Design & Engineering
	March 2, 2018 \| KIRO 7 News Video: UW Study on Traffic Mark Haselkorn, professor of Human Centered Design & Engineering
	February 21, 2018 \| The Washington Post How a survivor of the Florida school shooting became the victim of an online conspiracy Kate Starbird, assistant professor of Human Centered Design & Engineering
	October 4, 2017 \| Huffington Post Trump and Russia Both Seek to Exacerbate the Same Political Divisions Kate Starbird, assistant professor of Human Centered Design & Engineering
	October 4, 2017 \| Huffington Post Why Misinformation Travels In The Wake Of Tragedies Like Las Vegas Ahmer Arif, PhD student in Human Centered Design & Engineering
	October 3, 2017 \| NBC News Latina Engineers Push to Defy Odds in Tech and Increase Their Numbers Cecilia Aragon, professor of Human Centered Design & Engineering
	September 29, 2017 \| The Seattle Times Earthquakes are inevitable but catastrophe is not Scott Miles, senior research scientist, Human Centered Design & Engineering
	September 19, 2017 \| The Atlantic Is There Any Hope for Facebook's Fact-Checking Efforts? Kate Starbird, assistant professor of Human Centered Design & Engineering
	August 11, 2017 \| CNN How the 'Instagram Diet' Works Christina Chung, PhD candidate in Human Centered Design & Engineering
	June 25, 2017 \| Forbes How Internet Conspiracy Theories Go Viral - And Get People To Believe Them, Too Kate Starbird, assistant professor of Human Centered Design & Engineering
	May 17, 2017 \| BBC News How a University of Washington researcher discovered an "information war" Kate Starbird, assistant professor of Human Centered Design & Engineering
	May 4, 2017 \| The Atlantic The Awful Pinkness of Period Apps Features research by Elena Agapie, PhD student Human Centered Design & Engineering Laura R. Pina, HCDE research associate Julie A. Kientz, associate professor of Human Centered Design & Engineering Sean A. Munson, assistant professor of Human Centered Design & Engineering
	May 3, 2017 \| King 5 Food Photography a Healthy Habit for Some Sean Munson, assistant professor of Human Centered Design & Engineering Christina Chung, PhD candidate in Human Centered Design & Engineering
	April 28, 2017 \| KBTC Public Television Northwest Now 827 Fake News Kate Starbird, assistant professor of Human Centered Design & Engineering
	April 27, 2017 \| Newsweek Instagram Food Photos Keep Dieters on Track Sean Munson, assistant professor of Human Centered Design & Engineering
	April 27, 2017 \| King 5 Instagram foodies have healthier diets, UW study says Sean Munson, assistant professor of Human Centered Design & Engineering Christina Chung, PhD candidate in Human Centered Design & Engineering
	April 26, 2017 \| Geekwire UW study finds food in your Instagram feed helps some users track and maintain healthy habits Sean Munson, assistant professor of Human Centered Design & Engineering Christina Chung, PhD candidate in Human Centered Design & Engineering
	April 4, 2017 \| The Washington Post The web of conspiracy theorists that was ready for Donald Trump Kate Starbird, assistant professor of Human Centered Design & Engineering
	March 29, 2017 \| The Seattle Times UW professor: The information war is real, and we’re losing it Kate Starbird, assistant professor of Human Centered Design & Engineering
	April 26, 2017 \| Geekwire Study: Parents say Pokémon Go leads to more quality time with children, among other benefits Kiley Sobel, PhD student in Human Centered Design & Engineering
	January 24, 2017 \| King 5 News The Truth Behind "Fake News" Kate Starbird, assistant professor of Human Centered Design & Engineering
	December 20, 2016 \| Huffington Post Slowing The Spread Of Viral Misinformation: Can Crowdsourcing Help? Kate Starbird, assistant professor of Human Centered Design & Engineering
	December 8, 2016 \| KIRO News UW Professor Discusses Dangers, Motives of Fake News Kate Starbird, assistant professor of Human Centered Design & Engineering
	October 27, 2016 \| BuzzFeed News Facebook's Trending Algorithm Can't Stop Fake News, Computer Scientists Say Kate Starbird, assistant professor of Human Centered Design & Engineering
	September 16, 2016 \| Health.com Feel Guilty About Ditching Your Fitbit? You’re Not Alone Sean Munson, assistant professor of Human Centered Design & Engineering
	July 13, 2016 \| Seattle Weekly Social Media in a Time of Crises Kate Starbird, assistant professor of Human Centered Design & Engineering
	May 13, 2016 \| UPI News What works -- and doesn't -- to manage child's screen time Alexis Hiniker, PhD candidate in Human Centered Design & Engineering
	May 11, 2016 \| USA Today Smartphones may loosen their grip over family life as voice devices rise Julie Kientz, associate professor of Human Centered Design & Engineering
	May 8, 2016 \| Western Daily Press Giving children a warning before the TV or tablet is turned off makes things worse Alexis Hiniker, PhD candidate in Human Centered Design & Engineering Julie Kientz, associate professor of Human Centered Design & Engineering
	May 5, 2016 \| Geekwire Study finds tantrums are worse when kids are given ‘2-minute warning’ to end screen time Alexis Hiniker, PhD candidate in Human Centered Design & Engineering Julie Kientz, associate professor of Human Centered Design & Engineering
	May 5, 2016 \| New York Times ‘Two-Minute Warnings’ Make Turning Off the TV Harder Alexis Hiniker, PhD candidate in Human Centered Design & Engineering Julie Kientz, associate professor of Human Centered Design & Engineering
	April 12, 2016 \| The Science Explorer Rumors Don't Always Win on Twitter Kate Starbird, assistant professor of Human Centered Design & Engineering
	April 6, 2016 \| Bustle The One Reason Verified Twitter Accounts Are Hugely Important To Have In A Crisis Kate Starbird, assistant professor of Human Centered Design & Engineering
	April 4, 2016 \| Live Science Video: Kids Want Rules Around Social Tech & Screen Time Alexis Hiniker, PhD candidate in Human Centered Design & Engineering Julie Kientz, associate professor of Human Centered Design & Engineering
	April 4, 2016 \| The Seattle Times Official responses can beat down Twitter rumors, UW study finds Kate Starbird, assistant professor of Human Centered Design & Engineering
	April 4, 2016 \| Geekwire UW research into Twitter rumors finds official accounts can help truth win out over misinformation Kate Starbird, assistant professor of Human Centered Design & Engineering
	March 23, 2016 \| Slate.com Parents Need to Listen to Their Kids When It Comes to Social Media Sharing Research conducted by Alexis Hiniker, PhD candidate in Human Centered Design & Engineering & Julie Kientz, associate professor of Human Centered Design & Engineering
	March 15, 2016 \| CBC News Study asks parents, kids which technology rules work Alexis Hiniker, PhD candidate in Human Centered Design & Engineering
	March 14, 2016 \| KPLU FM Bridging Expectations Between Doctors And Patients When It Comes To Digital Data Sean Munson, assistant professor of Human Centered Design & Engineering
	March 11, 2016 \| Live Science OMG Mom: The Tech Rules Kids Wish Their Parents Would Follow Alexis Hiniker, PhD candidate in Human Centered Design & Engineering Julie Kientz, associate professor of Human Centered Design & Engineering
	March 11, 2016 \| ABC News Kids to Parents: Don't Post About Me on Social Media Alexis Hiniker, PhD candidate in Human Centered Design & Engineering
	March 10, 2016 \| Time Magazine Kids to Parents: Stop Sharing Pictures of Us on Social Media Research conducted by Alexis Hiniker, PhD candidate in Human Centered Design & Engineering & Julie Kientz, associate professor of Human Centered Design & Engineering
	March 10, 2016 \| Bustle Kids Are Setting Better Social Media Boundaries Than You Think — On Their Parents Alexis Hiniker, PhD candidate in Human Centered Design & Engineering
	March 9, 2016 \| King 5 News 7 technology rules kids want parents to follow Alexis Hiniker, PhD candidate in Human Centered Design & Engineering
	March 8, 2016 \| New York Times Don’t Post About Me on Social Media, Children Say Alexis Hiniker, PhD candidate in Human Centered Design & Engineering Julie Kientz, associate professor of Human Centered Design & Engineering
	November 18, 2015 \| UW Health Sciences Mobile app to convey drug risks in pregnancy Gary Hsieh, assistant professor of Human Centered Design & Engineering
	October 28, 2015 \| Geekwire How social technologies and human behavior are changing the aftermath of disasters Kate Starbird, assistant professor of Human Centered Design & Engineering
	September 9, 2015 \| Fortune Magazine Startup Shift Labs wants to change how medical devices are made Beth Kolko, professor of Human Centered Design & Engineering
	July 17, 2015 \| Geekwire This medical device startup just raised cash and is heading to Rwanda Beth Kolko, professor of Human Centered Design & Engineering
	July 9, 2015 \| New York Times When Algorithms Discriminate Sean Munson, assistant professor of Human Centered Design & Engineering
	June 4, 2015 \| Runner's World App creates running routes from hand-drawn images Daniela Rosner, assistant professor of Human Centered Design & Engineering
	May 26, 2015 \| GeekWire Smartphones on the playground Alexis Hiniker, PhD candidate in Human Centered Design & Engineering Julie Kientz, associate professor of Human Centered Design & Engineering
	May 18, 2015 \| TODAY.com Limit phone use at playgrounds? Many parents try but fail Alexis Hiniker, PhD candidate in Human Centered Design & Engineering
	May 18, 2015 \| GeekWire Texting at the playground Julie Kientz, associate professor of Human Centered Design & Engineering
	May 11, 2015 \| UK Mirror Send a secret map message that can only be decoded by walking Daniela Rosner, assistant professor of Human Centered Design & Engineering
	May 8, 2015 \| Fast Co. Design Send a secret message you can only decode with a walk Daniela Rosner, assistant professor of Human Centered Design & Engineering
	April 16, 2015 \| BBC News Google Image search for CEO has Barbie as first female result Sean Munson, assistant professor of Human Centered Design & Engineering
	April 12, 2015 \| PC Magazine When You Google Image Search 'CEO,' the First Woman Is ... Sean Munson, assistant professor of Human Centered Design & Engineering
	April 10, 2015 \| Huffington Post Google image search has a gender bias problem Sean Munson, assistant professor of Human Centered Design & Engineering
	April 9, 2015 \| The Verge Google Search thinks the most important female CEO is Barbie Sean Munson, assistant professor of Human Centered Design & Engineering
	April 9, 2015 \| GeekWire Study puts Google image search results to the gender bias test Sean Munson, assistant professor of Human Centered Design & Engineering
	April 9, 2015 \| PC World The first woman CEO to appear in a Google Images search is ... CEO Barbie Sean Munson, assistant professor of Human Centered Design & Engineering
	October 31, 2014 \| Fast Co. Design Where To Find Great Designers
	October 27, 2014 \| New York Times How Facebook Is Changing the Way Its Users Consume Journalism Sean Munson, assistant professor of Human Centered Design & Engineering
	August 19, 2014 \| 99% Invisible Hacking Ikea Daniela Rosner, assistant professor of Human Centered Design & Engineering
	July 9, 2014 \| USA Today Third-world ideas that are changing first-world lives Beth Kolko, professor of Human Centered Design & Engineering
	August 24, 2013 \| GeekWire Geek of the Week: Julie Kientz, UW researcher and one of the world’s top innovators under 35 Julie Kientz, associate professor of Human Centered Design & Engineering
	August 21, 2013 \| MIT Technology Review 35 Innovators Under 35 Julie Kientz, associate professor of Human Centered Design & Engineering
	August 19, 2013 \| New Scientist Browser to give you a more politically balanced life Sean Munson, assistant professor of Human Centered Design & Engineering
	May 18, 2013 \| The Seattle Times You’re not a slacktivist, are you? GiveBig and a new social media debate Gary Hsieh, assistant professor of Human Centered Design & Engineering
	May 2, 2013 \| New Scientist Does online ‘slacktivism’ reduce charitable giving? Gary Hsieh, assistant professor of Human Centered Design & Engineering
	January 19, 2013 \| The Seattle Times New tech tools aim to bring health care home Julie Kientz, associate professor of Human Centered Design & Engineering
	October 1, 2012 \| New Scientist Can You Change Your Political Beliefs? Sean Munson, assistant professor of Human Centered Design & Engineering
	September 27, 2012 \| Geekwire Leaning left or right? This browser plugin looks to bring balance to political news Sean Munson, assistant professor of Human Centered Design & Engineering
	September 27, 2012 \| The Seattle Times Want balanced news? UW prof's Chrome tool tries to help Sean Munson, assistant professor of Human Centered Design & Engineering
	July 17, 2012 \| Today 4 pros and cons of e-readers vs. textbooks Alex Thayer, PhD candidate in Human Centered Design & Engineering
	July 3, 2012 \| King 5 News UW prof says hacking lab is like a 'modern day woodshop' Beth Kolko, professor of Human Centered Design & Engineering
	July 26, 2011 \| Chicago Tribune Here's betting that books will have a much longer shelf life than bookstores Alex Thayer, PhD candidate in Human Centered Design & Engineering
	May 16, 2011 \| The New York Times Turkish University to Offer Armenian Language Course Alex Thayer, PhD candidate in Human Centered Design & Engineering Charlotte Lee, associate professor in Human Centered Design & Engineering

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