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Jin Ha Lee has been selected as a 2024-2026 Ewha Global Fellow. This fellowship is awarded to distinguished scholars who actively collaborate with Ewha faculty in research and education. Ewha Womans University, one of the world’s largest women’s educational institutions, is in South Korea.  

Congratulations to this year’s recipients! 

Seokhyun Hwang (PhD Student), advised by Jacob Wobbrock, received a of $26,929 from the De Luca Foundation to support his research titled “Dynamic VR Rehabilitation System Utilizing Real-Time EMG-Based Biomechanical Simulation and Adaptive Game Content.”  

Soham De (PhD Student) and co-authors Michiel A. Bakker, Jay Baxter, and Martin Saveski’s paper titled “" was accepted to the .  

Chris Coward and co-authors Nisha Devasia and Jin Ha Lee’s forthcoming paper titled “Escape Rooms for Misinformation Education: A Case Study of Co-Design with Two Communities” was accepted to the .  

Lane D. Koughan (PhD Student) and Jin Ha Lee’s paper titled “The Lost 87%: Towards Improved Access to Games for Game Design Education” was accepted to the .  

Jin Ha Lee and co-authors Nisha Devasia, and Runhua Zhao’s (PhD Student) forthcoming paper titled “Does the Story Matter? Applying Narrative Theory to an Educational Misinformation Escape Room Game” was accepted to the   

Aylin Caliskan and co-authors Kshitish Ghate, Isaac Slaughter (PhD Student), Kyra Wilson (PhD Student), and Mona Diab’s paper titled “Intrinsic Bias is Predicted by Pretraining Data and Correlates with Downstream Performance in Vision-Language Encoders.” was accepted to the .  

Hua Shen and Tanu Mitra are leading the organizing the “” at the as well as a Special Interest Group (SIG) of the same name at the  

Emily M. Bender gave a fireside chat titled “” where she discussed the creation of her podcast “Mystery AI Hype Theater 3000,” in the UW Libraries Open Scholarship Commons.  

Chirag Shah was a panelist for a talk titled “AI Disruption: Embracing the Change?” organized by BMO and Ai2 at the Allen Institute.