Heather Maio, CEO of StoryFile, was the guest speaker at the Fall 2018 Donoho Colloquium.

American writer, academic, and self-styled "techno-sociologist”, Zeynep Tufekci, writes primarily about the effect of technology on politics and society.

This presentation will outline how Citizen Lab undertakes the research it has done on targeted attacks on civil society, what those attacks look like, and what might be done to mitigate them.

What if technology could adapt to human emotion? Affectiva created industry-leading science built on Deep Learning and the world's largest emotion database to answer this question.

Alan C. Miller, a Pulitzer Prize-winning journalist, is the founder and CEO of the News Literacy Project. He was a reporter with the Los Angeles Times for 21 years before leaving the paper in March 2008 to establish the project.

In 2014, The Last Mile launched the first computer coding curriculum in a United States prison.

Digital journalism needs to be reimagined—to become bolder and smarter. The coverage of the 2016 presidential campaign shows how much remains to be done.

Patrick Feaster is a specialist in the history, culture, and preservation of early time-based media.

Professor Lewis will introduce the fundamental principles that underpin 3D printing techniques and will describe how new functional, structural and biological materials are vastly expanding the capabilities of 3D printing.

The great progress in the computer revolution has been from hackers--not the malfeasants that the term often connotes, but creative, driven, often idealistic people who have used the vast opportunities of a digital platform to built products and systems that have changed our lives.