Directory
Daryl Cameron
- Associate Professor
- CSRAI Affiliate
Department/Unit: Psychology; Rock Ethics Institute
Email: cdc49@psu.edu
Research Interests: Dr. Cameron’s research and teaching focus on the psychological processes involved in empathy and moral decision-making. Much of his work examines motivational factors that shape empathic emotions and behaviors toward others.
Betsy Campbell
- Assistant Professor
- CSRAI Affiliate
Department/Unit: College of Education
Email: bjc28@psu.edu
Research Interests: Diversity inclusion and belonging; Transparency of process; Team work; Use of AI in innovative entrepreneurial work
John Carroll
- Professor
- CSRAI Affiliate
Department/Unit: Information Sciences and Technology
Email: jmc56@psu.edu
Research Interests: Human-Centered Technology; Design Community Innovation; Community Data Health Informatics; Wellbeing Mediated Participation; Coproduction Minimalist Information; Scenario-Based Design
Jinghui Chen
- Assistant Professor
- CSRAI Affiliate
Department/Unit: Information Sciences and Technology
Email: jzc5917@psu.edu
Research Interests: My research interests broadly include the theory and applications in different aspects of machine learning (machine learning robustness, machine learning efficiency, machine learning safety and privacy, etc.), especially adversarial machine learning.
Huanyu (Larry) Cheng
- Dorothy Quiggle Assistant Professor of Engineering Science and Mechanics
- CSRAI Affiliate
Department/Unit: Department of Engineering Science and Mechanics, College of Engineering
Email: huanyu.cheng@psu.edu
Research Interests: The research in the Cheng group focuses on the design, fabrication, and application of skin-like wearable devices and degradable electronics for biomedicine.
Sy-Miin Chow
- Professor of Human Development and Family Studies
- CSRAI Affiliate
Department/Unit: College of Health and Human Development
Email: quc16@psu.edu
Research Interests: Intensive longitudinal data, mobile health, dynamical systems, missing data, personalizing AI and forecasts
Kelley Cotter
- Assistant Professor
- CSRAI Affiliate
Department/Unit: Information Sciences and Technology
Email: kcotter@psu.edu
Research Interests: My research explores how algorithms and AI shape social, cultural, and political life, and vice versa. Much of my work focuses on how people learn about and make sense of (social media platform) algorithms. In this, I'm interested questions about power, individual and collective agency, governance of algorithms (particularly bottom-up governance), life chances and opportunities, among other matters.