Selected Media and Press
Interviews
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The Space Force is scrapping the annual fitness test in favor of wearable trackers
August 2022 Image and article can be found here |
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The Space Force will track troops' fitness with wearable devices. Will it keep them healthier?
July 2022 Image and article can be found here |
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Carrot vs. stick: Can you hack your productivity with punishment?, May 2022
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Fitness trackers are improving our physical health, but what about our mental wellbeing?, Cosmopolitan, February 2022
Image and article can be found here |
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Health Tracking Apps Provide a Worrying Pipeline to Eating Disorders. Better Tech Design Can Fix That, The Swaddle, 2021
Image and article can be found here |
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The Noom App Makes Big Claims About Helping You Lose Weight. Does It Work?, Vice, 2020
Image and article can be found here |
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New Design Lab Faculty Working to Shape the Future of UC San Diego, The Design Lab, 2020
Image and article can be found here |
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Press Coverage
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#Depression: Immigrant College Students' Perceptions of Social Media project featured in ASIS&T Newsletter, 2019
Image and newsletter can be found here |
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For many women, tracking their fertility can be an emotional whirlwind, The Conversation, 2018
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Help@Hand, previously known as the Innovation Technology Suite Project (INN Tech Suite Project), 2018
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“It’s Definitely Been a Journey”: A Qualitative Study on How Women with Eating Disorders Use Weight Loss Apps featured in #CHIversity A Feminist CHI programme, 2017
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