HCDE in the Media

	April 6, 2019 \| Technology Review Hey Google, sorry you lost your ethics council, so we made one for you Os Keyes, PhD student in Human Centered Design & Engineering
	April 5, 2019 \| Wired The tricky ethics of Google's cloud ambitions Os Keyes, PhD student in Human Centered Design & Engineering
	April 3, 2019 \| Venture Beat Prominent AI researchers call on Amazon to stop selling Rekognition facial analysis to law enforcement Os Keyes, PhD student in Human Centered Design & Engineering
	April 2, 2019 \| Info Security Google Has a Board-Level AI Ethical Dilemma Os Keyes, PhD student in Human Centered Design & Engineering
	March 29, 2019 \| The Guardian 'Bias deep inside the code': the problem with AI 'ethics' in Silicon Valley Os Keyes, PhD student in Human Centered Design & Engineering
	March 27, 2019 \| The Verge Google creates external advisory board to monitor it for unethical AI use Os Keyes, PhD student in Human Centered Design & Engineering
	March 27, 2019 \| Business Insider Google set up an external ethics council for AI, but one of its members was called out for her views on trans people and immigration Os Keyes, PhD student in Human Centered Design & Engineering
	March 19, 2019 \| The Washington Post Government using photos of visa applicants, dead people to test facial recognition software Os Keyes, PhD student in Human Centered Design & Engineering
	March 18, 2019 \| Slate The Government Is Using the Most Vulnerable People to Test Facial Recognition Software Os Keyes, PhD student in Human Centered Design & Engineering
	March 14, 2019 \| GeekWire AtariWomen wants you to meet the female engineers behind Centipede and Warlords Daniela Rosner, assistant professor of Human Centered Design & Engineering
	March 6, 2019 \| Wired Microsoft wants to stop AI's 'race to the bottom' Os Keyes, PhD student in Human Centered Design & Engineering
	March 5, 2019 \| The Register The infamous AI gaydar study was repeated – and, no, code can't tell if you're straight or not just from your face Os Keyes, PhD student in Human Centered Design & Engineering
	February 19, 2019 \| Motherboard Facial Recognition Software Regularly Misgenders Trans People Os Keyes, PhD student in Human Centered Design & Engineering
	February 19, 2019 \| Geekwire How this healthcare outsider solved an industry blind spot, with a healthy dose of perseverance Beth Kolko, professors of Human Centered Design & Engineering
	February 12, 2019 \| CBC Twitter trolls stoked debates about immigrants and pipelines in Canada, data show Kate Starbird, assistant professor of Human Centered Design & Engineering
	February 12, 2019 \| Fast Company 7 problems with Trump’s “American AI” Initiative Os Keyes, PhD student in Human Centered Design & Engineering
	February 8, 2019 \| Boston Globe Artificial intelligence’s diversity problem Os Keyes, PhD student in Human Centered Design & Engineering
	January 8, 2019 \| KUOW Can we build a better social media network? Beth Kolko and Kate Starbird, professors of Human Centered Design & Engineering
	October 31, 2018 \| WBUR Remember Life Before Social Media? Maybe It's Time For A Reminder Kate Starbird, assistant professor of Human Centered Design & Engineering
	October 27, 2018 \| Buzzfeed News The Conspiratorial Hate We See Online Is Increasingly Appearing In Real Life Kate Starbird, assistant professor of Human Centered Design & Engineering
	October 4, 2018 \| Daily Beast Russia Is Exploiting American White Supremacy Over and Over Again Ahmer Arif, PhD student in Human Centered Design & Engineering
	September 18, 2018 \| KUOW 'Why are you working so hard in math? You should be getting a boyfriend.' Cecilia Aragon, professor of Human Centered Design & Engineering
	September 6, 2018 \| Mashable Latinas hold only 2% of STEM jobs. These 5 women are working to fix that Cecilia Aragon, professor of Human Centered Design & Engineering
	August 22, 2018 \| GeekWire Teens turn to robots in University of Washington study aimed at measuring stress levels Elin Björling, research scientist, 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 \| The Atlantic 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

	April 6, 2019 \| Technology Review Hey Google, sorry you lost your ethics council, so we made one for you Os Keyes, PhD student in Human Centered Design & Engineering
	April 5, 2019 \| Wired The tricky ethics of Google's cloud ambitions Os Keyes, PhD student in Human Centered Design & Engineering
	April 3, 2019 \| Venture Beat Prominent AI researchers call on Amazon to stop selling Rekognition facial analysis to law enforcement Os Keyes, PhD student in Human Centered Design & Engineering
	April 2, 2019 \| Info Security Google Has a Board-Level AI Ethical Dilemma Os Keyes, PhD student in Human Centered Design & Engineering
	March 29, 2019 \| The Guardian 'Bias deep inside the code': the problem with AI 'ethics' in Silicon Valley Os Keyes, PhD student in Human Centered Design & Engineering
	March 27, 2019 \| The Verge Google creates external advisory board to monitor it for unethical AI use Os Keyes, PhD student in Human Centered Design & Engineering
	March 27, 2019 \| Business Insider Google set up an external ethics council for AI, but one of its members was called out for her views on trans people and immigration Os Keyes, PhD student in Human Centered Design & Engineering
	March 19, 2019 \| The Washington Post Government using photos of visa applicants, dead people to test facial recognition software Os Keyes, PhD student in Human Centered Design & Engineering
	March 18, 2019 \| Slate The Government Is Using the Most Vulnerable People to Test Facial Recognition Software Os Keyes, PhD student in Human Centered Design & Engineering
	March 14, 2019 \| GeekWire AtariWomen wants you to meet the female engineers behind Centipede and Warlords Daniela Rosner, assistant professor of Human Centered Design & Engineering
	March 6, 2019 \| Wired Microsoft wants to stop AI's 'race to the bottom' Os Keyes, PhD student in Human Centered Design & Engineering
	March 5, 2019 \| The Register The infamous AI gaydar study was repeated – and, no, code can't tell if you're straight or not just from your face Os Keyes, PhD student in Human Centered Design & Engineering
	February 19, 2019 \| Motherboard Facial Recognition Software Regularly Misgenders Trans People Os Keyes, PhD student in Human Centered Design & Engineering
	February 19, 2019 \| Geekwire How this healthcare outsider solved an industry blind spot, with a healthy dose of perseverance Beth Kolko, professors of Human Centered Design & Engineering
	February 12, 2019 \| CBC Twitter trolls stoked debates about immigrants and pipelines in Canada, data show Kate Starbird, assistant professor of Human Centered Design & Engineering
	February 12, 2019 \| Fast Company 7 problems with Trump’s “American AI” Initiative Os Keyes, PhD student in Human Centered Design & Engineering
	February 8, 2019 \| Boston Globe Artificial intelligence’s diversity problem Os Keyes, PhD student in Human Centered Design & Engineering
	January 8, 2019 \| KUOW Can we build a better social media network? Beth Kolko and Kate Starbird, professors of Human Centered Design & Engineering
	October 31, 2018 \| WBUR Remember Life Before Social Media? Maybe It's Time For A Reminder Kate Starbird, assistant professor of Human Centered Design & Engineering
	October 27, 2018 \| Buzzfeed News The Conspiratorial Hate We See Online Is Increasingly Appearing In Real Life Kate Starbird, assistant professor of Human Centered Design & Engineering
	October 4, 2018 \| Daily Beast Russia Is Exploiting American White Supremacy Over and Over Again Ahmer Arif, PhD student in Human Centered Design & Engineering
	September 18, 2018 \| KUOW 'Why are you working so hard in math? You should be getting a boyfriend.' Cecilia Aragon, professor of Human Centered Design & Engineering
	September 6, 2018 \| Mashable Latinas hold only 2% of STEM jobs. These 5 women are working to fix that Cecilia Aragon, professor of Human Centered Design & Engineering
	August 22, 2018 \| GeekWire Teens turn to robots in University of Washington study aimed at measuring stress levels Elin Björling, research scientist, 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 \| The Atlantic 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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