Research
The faculty and students of the School conduct a variety of research in areas including Cognitive science, Computer vision, Human-computer interaction, Learning sciences, Machine learning, and Robotics. A common theme across research is an emphasis on interactive computing, which is an increasingly recognized term for describing a class of research problems that sit at the intersection of computing and the human environment.
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