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ALT A person with long hair and a person with dark hair sit on a stone bench outdoors, smiling and making peace signs. Above them is a text box listing the "U-M Master of Applied Data Science" program with details like "no application fee," "no essays," "no letters of recommendation," and "no GRE." Lush greenery is visible in the background.
ALT "Doctoral admissions webinars. UMSI PhD Student AMA: Monday, Nov. 2, 3-4 p.m. ET; Tuesday, Nov. 10, 10-11 a.m. ET. Doctoral Admissions Info Session: Thursday, Nov. 5, 6-7 p.m. ET. UMSI Faculty AMA Panel: Monday, Nov. 16, 9-10 a.m. ET." Header image of students at a UMSI PhD poster fair. UMSI logo.
ALT Digital illustration of a magnifying glass over text "UMSI research roundup." Text to right reads "2026 Conference on Computer-Supported Cooperative Work & Social Computing (CSCW). Check out UMSI faculty and PhD student publications." UMSI logo.
ALT A person stands outdoors smiling and holding their University of Michigan Master of Applied Data Science diploma in front of them. “Online, not anonymous. Master of Applied Data Science application open. UMSI.”
ALT Digital illustration of a magnifying glass over text "UMSI Research Roundup." Text to right reads "Focus on AI. Robot Conflict | Teammate Attacks | Algorithmic Harms. Check out UMSI faculty and PhD student publications."
ALT “Quoted by WEMU-FM. Professor Kentaro Toyama. AI threat to humanity is legitimate. umsi.info/news.”
ALT Digital illustration of a magnifying glass over text "UMSI Research Roundup." Text to right reads "Nice to Know You're Not Alone | Navigating Complexity. Check out UMSI faculty and PhD student publications."
ALT "Quoted by Fortune. Associate Professor Paramveer Dhillon. AI slop books are flooding online marketplaces — and it's coming at the expense of paychecks for human authors. umsi.info/news."
ALT Digital illustration of a magnifying glass over text "UMSI Research." Text to right reads "Designing with AI at Work: Designers' Expertise and Pragmatic Decision-Making in Workplace AI Transformation." Headshots of PhD candidates Huiran Yi and Lu Xian. "umsi.info/news."
ALT Yan Chen standing on a tree-lined pathway with dappled sunlight in front of a university building.
ALT A room holding a wall-to-wall computer in 1953, with a couple technicians standing in front of it.
ALT Event flyer for “This Time Is Different: The Challenges—Old and New—of AI in Education,” featuring speaker Dr. Kentaro Toyama.
ALT Digital illustration of a magnifying glass over text "UMSI Research." Text to right reads "Valuing Curation Infrastructures. UMSI Researchers Morgan Wofford, Libby Hemphill, Elizabeth Yakel. umsi.info/news."
ALT "Quoted by NBC News. Professor Daniel Romero. 'Stop the slop' efforts gain traction as platforms draw lines around AI content. umsi.info/news."
ALT “The Impact Studio is a unique and powerful model for how to use the tools of business and design to catalyze entrepreneurship for the common good.” Roman Kapuscinski, Senior Associate Dean for Faculty and Research at the Ross School of Business
ALT The image features a person smiling with curly hair and glasses next to a text block. The text highlights Nadia Karizat's role as a doctoral candidate in information science at the University of Michigan, her research interests, and her personal experiences. It mentions her involvement as a CEW+ Gutsy Broad Fellow.
