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Dr. Choudhury recently hosted the Behavioral Health Next Summit at Cornell Tech, bringing together researchers, practitioners, entrepreneurs, and care delivery organizations for a two day conference on mental health and technology.

The Cornell Chronicle has written a story about our recent work on workplace sensing technologies. You can check out the full paper here!

Dan Adler has published an editorial in Fast Company on the responsible use of AI in mental healthcare.

Dr. Choudhury was elected into the SIGCHI Academy -- an honorary Special Interest Group on Computer-Human Interaction. More information here.

Joey's work on reverse-engineering watch displays was featured on Hackaday!

Alex will continue in academia as an Assistant Professor at the Georgia Institute of Technology College of Computing.

Vincent will become a Data Scientist at Verily Life Sciences.

PuffPacket, a new tool can unobtrusively monitor electronic cigarette inhalations, has been featured in Cornell Chronicle and TechCrunch.

Vincent will be presenting the work on Developing Clinically Interpretable Machine Learning Models to Predict Fine-Grained Symptom Trajectory of Schizophrenia and Identify Patients At Risk at the Frontier of AI-Assisted Care Scientific Symposium.

Jean finished his Ph.D. in the summer of 2019 and started as postdoctoral fellow at Stanford University.

BoostMeUp has been featured in NewScientist.

Tanzeem Choudhury has been named an ACM Distinguished Member for Outstanding Scientific Contributions to Computing.

AlertnessScanner has been featured in Cornell Cronicle, The Cornell Daily Sun, and New Atlas!

Tauhidur finished his Ph.D. in the winter of 2017 and started as assistant professor at UMass Amherst.

Saeed finished his Ph.D. in the summer of 2017 and started as assistant professor at Penn State.

Tanzeem received Pervasive 10 Year Impact Award at UbiComp 2016.

Paper "EmotionCheck: leveraging bodily signals and false feedback to regulate our emotions." got Best Paper Award at UbiComp 2016.

Paper "Mobile Manifestations of Circadian Rhythms of Attention." got Best Paper Award at MobileHCI 2016.

PhD student Tauhidur Rahman won the 2016 Google PhD Feloowship in Mobile Computing.

Professor Choudhury was interviewed by Fortune The head-scratching reason there's no mental health apps.

Project BodyBeat has been featured in NewScientist, MIT Technology Review and Wall Street Journal.

MyBehavior was reported by MIT Technology Review A Health-Tracking App You Might Actually Stick With.

DoppleSleep was reported by MIT Technology Review Got Sleep Problems? Try Tracking Your Rest with Radar.

Work on bipolar disorder was highlighted by The Economist Making cruel unusual.

People-Aware Computing group showed a demo of BodyBeat to Bill Gates during his visit to Cornell.

Economist article on Teaching old microphones new tricks.

Newest PAC lab grant and project (we are working on the Stress phone part): http://t.co/HbCQczc8zE

PAC Lab Director Tanzeem Choudhury will be delivering one of the keynotes at the International Society for Bipolar Disorders

The MoodRhythm project has won the $100K Heritage Open mHealth Challenge!