Human Centred Computing at Oxford
Research Blog for Human-Centric Computing, Systems, and AI
Department of Computer Science, University of Oxford
Computational systems are now deeply integrated into the fabric of people’s lives. Human Centred Computing examines the impacts that such systems have on individuals, communities and societies, and to identify ways these systems can be designed to be more ethical and empowering, and to support human flourishing.
Find more about the philosophy and mission of our group, our researchers, or peruse our projects, papers, and news.
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20-06-2024Dr Ulrik Lyngs awarded the 2024 MPLS Early Career Social Impact Award
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28-11-2022Department team wins UN PET Lab Hackathon
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13-05-2022The Cost of the GDPR for Apps? Nearly Impossible to Study without Platform Data
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07-01-2022Winner of FPF Student Paper Award
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19-11-2021On the Planned Reform of UK Data Protection Law
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19-07-2021CDEI convenes expert group to advise on Online Safety Data Initiative project
- 12-05-2022Goodbye Tracking? Impact of iOS App Tracking Transparency and Privacy Labels (FAccT 2022)
- 01-04-2022Are iPhones Really Better for Privacy? A Comparative Study of iOS and Android Apps (PETS 2022)
- 21-12-2021Before and after GDPR: tracking in mobile apps (Internet Policy Review)
- 21-12-2021Mind-proofing Your Phone: Navigating the Digital Minefield with GreaseTerminator (IUI 2022)
- 15-06-2021A Fait Accompli? An Empirical Study into the Absence of Consent to Third-Party Tracking in Android Apps (SOUPS 2021)
RoboTIPS
(2020–present)
RETCON
(Current)
Informing the Future of Smart Homes
(2019–2020)
ReTIPS
(2018–2019)