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PhD Candidate in CS @Tufts, https://nitter.cf/t.co/hrNzqxk9ta organizer - Former PhD Research Intern @Tableau/@Salesforce - #visualization #decisionmaking #healthcare #ai

Boston, MA
Joined December 2021
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In addition to paper presentations, the workshop will feature a keynote and a panel bringing together researchers from both computer science and domain science. More details will be announced soon!
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Please consider submitting, attending, or sharing this opportunity with others who may be interested in visual analytics, autonomous laboratories, AI for science, or scientific discovery.
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’m excited to share that I’ll be leading a hands-on tutorial at EuroVis 2026: From Decisions to Designs: A Hands-On Tutorial with the Typology of Decision-Making Tasks
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In this tutorial, we’ll explore how decision-making tasks can inform and structure visualization design. Participants will work through practical examples and learn how to move from understanding decisions to creating more effective designs.
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Looking forward to seeing you there and discussing how we can better support decision-making through visualization design!
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I’m excited to share that our tutorial, “From Decisions to Designs: A Hands-On Tutorial with the Typology of Decision-Making Tasks,” has been accepted at IEEE VIS 2026! lnkd.in/eAetWzjr #decisionmaking #visualization #datavisualization #ieeevis #ieeevis26 #typology
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I’m especially excited because this tutorial brings together several themes that are central to my PhD work: decision-support systems, design methods, and the role of structured intermediate representations in moving from messy real-world problems to thoughtful interface designs.
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Huge thanks to my advisor Remco Chang and to everyone who has supported this work along the way. Looking forward to sharing this with the VIS community!
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Camelia D. Brumar retweeted
In case its helpful for female academics, a strategy I use when I suspect I'm getting asked to do service bc I'm female is to Suggest-A-Man. Safest to suggest someone w/roughly same seniority as you. Doesn't hurt to throw in a "They seem to have ideas on [service topic]." 1/2
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Camelia D. Brumar retweeted
Introducing KnowledgeVIS! 🧠 KnowledgeVIS is a #visualization tool that compares fill-in-the-blank LLM prompts, revealing stereotypes & biases 💯 Paper: arxiv.org/abs/2403.04758 Code: github.com/AdamCoscia/Knowle… Check out how KnowledgeVIS helps NLP practitioners evaluate LLMs: 🧵
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How do we keep students engaged when AI can handle their coding homework? 🤔 In my blog post, I explore a really cool paper by @MajeedKazemi et al. on using cognitive engagement with AI-generated code to enhance learning. See what I learned in my post! bit.ly/engagingLearningWithA…
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Camelia D. Brumar retweeted
📊❤️ I'm recruiting a PhD student this year for our new Information Visions Lab at @CUBoulder. We're a small group (1 PhD + 3 Masters) with the goal of imagining a future of data communication that prioritizes equity and access. 👉 vis.community/
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