Andrés Monroy-HernándezVerified account

@andresmh

I lead human-computer interaction research teams at and . We invent social computing systems to help people connect and collaborate.

 
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    Jul 26

    We're looking for creatives who are excited about designing and building the AR experiences of the future as part of team . If you're interested or know anyone who might be, let me know or just apply below. 👇

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  2. Jul 7

    *biked

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  3. Jul 7

    I bike a 40-mile loop and basically all of it was on a safe bike path. The bike infrastructure in the Seattle area is great👌 (thx to for the route )

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    Jun 30

    If you are a professor and would like to explore AR with your students this program is a great opportunity to get some funding and also get connected with other AR pioneers around the world

    Last call (due Wednesday) for a cool funding opportunity to work with to shape the future of collocated AR--the application is short, fellow researchers you should apply!
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    Jun 28

    Last call (due Wednesday) for a cool funding opportunity to work with to shape the future of collocated AR--the application is short, fellow researchers you should apply!

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    Jun 18

    Peacefulness can come in many places. Today, it's coming from this river ride 🛶 Share your calming perspectives with

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    Jun 10

    Significant Otter allows couples to use Apple Watches to communicate with one another using animated figures — otters, in this case — to display emotions or activities based on a person’s heart rate.

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  8. Jun 14

    Snap is looking for a Program Manager to oversee research on human-computer interaction, computer vision, computational social science, and computational imagining. Ideal for someone with multidisciplinary background/interests. Apply here:

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    Jun 9

    I'm excited to share Our Reality, a novella set in 2034. I wrote this story with the goal of using science fiction to contribute to conversations around society, racism, and technology: (1/)

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    Jun 9

    Really appreciate for organizing a fantastic social comp. camp. I learned a lot about issues in the field. The conversation with Steven Dow continues our talk on Hybrid Event during '19. Check out for virtual events!

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    Jun 9

    +1..certainly the best online acamdemic meeting I've attended so far. Thanks for organizing!!

    +1 to what Karrie mentioned -- it was great to catch up with everyone in the community and join the discussions! Thank you so much for organizing the summer camp :)
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  12. Jun 8

    Our research baby is now a $10/month product!🤩 Also, this might be the first human-in-the-loop AI product by a major tech company. Kudos to Microsoft for publicly embracing the roles of humans in AI. It should be a big selling point. Makes me want to switch to Office 365.

    And congrats to on bringing cutting edge research from to the world!! If you read the original paper, you should check out what Charles and team have made a reality. (, , )
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    Jun 7

    This was the best online conference type thing I've been to so far. Thanks for all the work organizing it!

    Social Computing Camp just kicked off! After many Zoom fatigues, this is one of the best experiences to learn with a diverse group, and of course, this is still echoing Thank you for well organizing this, loved every activity💐
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    Jun 7

    Social Computing Camp just kicked off! After many Zoom fatigues, this is one of the best experiences to learn with a diverse group, and of course, this is still echoing Thank you for well organizing this, loved every activity💐

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    Jun 2

    Over 100 senior academics (tenure and up; or industry equivalent) wrote a letter denouncing sexual misconduct in our community, and the alleged behavior by Walter Lasecki in particular.

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  16. Jun 2

    Check out Callout! The Moments feature let's you curate the most important points of a meeting. I tried an early version and it was pretty smooth.

    It's 2021. Why do we still spend so much time in bad meetings? 🤔 We're building a better way to meet. It's called Callout. It's super simple. It keeps everyone in the know. And it tames your meeting deluge. You can get a sneak peek here: 🧵🧵🧵
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    May 27

    CMU article on our recent paper, coincidentally posted on 🦦

    CMU, researchers develop Significant Otter, a smartwatch app that uses heart rate to help couples communicate.
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    May 27

    The perpetrator is a faculty member. Please RT.

    Walter Lasecki assaulted me. He pinned me against a bar, he put his hand up my skirt and his fingers in my underwear. He grabbed and twisted. He leaned in and insisted that I sleep with him. “It could be innocent,” he said.
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    May 26

    CMU, researchers develop Significant Otter, a smartwatch app that uses heart rate to help couples communicate.

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    May 25

    [thread] I learned of allegations of sexual misconduct by Walter Lasecki in Nov 2019 at CSCW. I flew home and walked into an administrator’s office to tell them; a colleague had already emailed them so it was anticipated. I spent an hour in their office that day, and the next.

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