Hybrid meetings are here to stay. Here are 13 rules for successful hybrid meetings from @lanayarosh and other computer science experts. https://t.co/Q2Nb4Qgc8t
I hope that whoever sent this absolute garbage is on academic Twitter and sees exactly what we think of them. THIS is what is ruining computer science. Get out. [content warning; this image could be upsetting for sexual assault survivors]
Personal news: I'm thrilled to be joining the CSE dept at University of Minnesota - Twin Cities @UMNComputerSci as an Assistant Professor! Ping me if you are interested in working on various aspects of NLG (e.g., planning, reasoning, style) and building interactive NLP systems.
The reviews I got for our #cscw submission is so valuable and constructive. I'm touched by the efforts reviewers put in evaluating our paper and providing so many detailed and actionable suggestions. A big thank you to all the reviewers and ACs.
It's #WorldEmojiDay, which means it's time again to share @grouplens emoji research! Remember that #emojis may not be universally interpreted and look different by platform/operating system.
Learn more: https://t.co/0Mr98pRTbY
There are several milestones in one's academic life that worth celebrating. Getting first (and second) citation is definitely one of them. Really made my day.👏🏼
Have you been playing board games remotely in quarantine? If you are interested in sharing your remote board game play stories in COVID-19, let us know by answer the questionnaire here: https://t.co/2G9XPiB4my. (Or retweet to help us reach more players!) #boardgames#boardgame
We'd prefer R2-D2. New blog from @memyselfandHCI about her honorable mention #CHI2020 paper on human-centered ML on @Wikipedia. Read here: https://t.co/NTqqtoPKrC
🎉🎉🎉Good news comes at the strangest times. Thrilled that I'll be starting as an Assistant Professor at Minnesota in @UMNComputerSci in Fall 2021! I'm so excited to be part of the @grouplens and @UMNews family!!