2013 | Human Centered Design & Engineering

Selected media coverage featuring faculty, researchers, and students from the Department of Human Centered Design & Engineering.

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	August 24, 2013 \| GeekWire Geek of the Week: Julie Kientz, UW researcher and one of the world’s top innovators under 35 Julie Kientz, associate professor of Human Centered Design & Engineering
	August 21, 2013 \| MIT Technology Review 35 Innovators Under 35 Julie Kientz, associate professor of Human Centered Design & Engineering
	August 19, 2013 \| New Scientist Browser to give you a more politically balanced life Sean Munson, assistant professor of Human Centered Design & Engineering
	May 18, 2013 \| The Seattle Times You’re not a slacktivist, are you? GiveBig and a new social media debate Gary Hsieh, assistant professor of Human Centered Design & Engineering
	May 2, 2013 \| New Scientist Does online ‘slacktivism’ reduce charitable giving? Gary Hsieh, assistant professor of Human Centered Design & Engineering
	January 19, 2013 \| The Seattle Times New tech tools aim to bring health care home Julie Kientz, associate professor of Human Centered Design & Engineering

	August 24, 2013 \| GeekWire Geek of the Week: Julie Kientz, UW researcher and one of the world’s top innovators under 35 Julie Kientz, associate professor of Human Centered Design & Engineering
	August 21, 2013 \| MIT Technology Review 35 Innovators Under 35 Julie Kientz, associate professor of Human Centered Design & Engineering
	August 19, 2013 \| New Scientist Browser to give you a more politically balanced life Sean Munson, assistant professor of Human Centered Design & Engineering
	May 18, 2013 \| The Seattle Times You’re not a slacktivist, are you? GiveBig and a new social media debate Gary Hsieh, assistant professor of Human Centered Design & Engineering
	May 2, 2013 \| New Scientist Does online ‘slacktivism’ reduce charitable giving? Gary Hsieh, assistant professor of Human Centered Design & Engineering
	January 19, 2013 \| The Seattle Times New tech tools aim to bring health care home Julie Kientz, associate professor of Human Centered Design & Engineering