A complete list of peer-reviewed and scholarly work. Student co-authors are marked throughout; many are or were members of the ICANN and PAVE labs. Work currently under peer review is not listed here.
Refereed journal articles
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Spoken conversational search: evaluating the effect of system clarifications on user experience through a Wizard-of-Oz study
Acceptance rate 8%
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Exploring the economics of conversational search sessions
Student co-author
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Recommendations on using artificial intelligence in archival appraisal and selection
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Complexity metric for code-mixed social media text
Refereed conference papers
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Scrolling for comfort: human-information interaction around palliative care on TikTok
AcceptedStudent co-author
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Exploring stereotype bias in large language model dialogue generation
AcceptedStudent co-author
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Probability and prejudice: a scenario-based audit of demographic bias in LLM judgments across law enforcement and healthcare
Accepted
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Embedding responsible computing in an undergraduate computer vision course
AcceptedPosition paper
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Toward a method of measuring dehumanization's influence on sharing and believing misinformation
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From queries to conversations: examining human–GenAI information-seeking through Belkin's cognitive communication model
Student co-author
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Evolution of reference services in the era of generative artificial intelligence
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Human-AI collaborative content analysis: investigating the efficacy and challenges of LLM-assisted content analysis for TikTok videos on palliative care
Student co-author
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Tracing the past, predicting the future: a systematic review of AI in archival science
Student co-author
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Exploring dehumanization and infrahumanization as underlying factors in misinformation belief and spread
CAIS Best Paper by a PractitionerStudent co-author
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Exploring self-dehumanization as a factor in misinformation belief and spread
Short paperAcceptance rate 29%Student co-author
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Empowering customer service with generative AI: enhancing agent performance while navigating challenges
Acceptance rate 50%Student co-author
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Enhancing enrollment and participation in computing ethics through CIRCLE: cross-campus responsible computing learning experiences
Short paper
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Unmasking public sentiment: a sample efficient approach to analyzing public opinion on US aid to Ukraine
Acceptance rate 35–45%Student co-author
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Integrating AI into library systems: a perspective on applications and challenges
Acceptance rate 20–23%Student co-author
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Toward connecting speech acts and search actions in conversational search tasks
Vannevar Bush Best Paper nominationStudent co-author
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Voices of the stacks: a multifaceted inquiry into academic librarians' tweets
Student co-author
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The sound of music: from increased personalization to therapeutic values
Best Paper nominationStudent co-author
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“Don't downvote…”: an exploration of Reddit's advice communities
Student co-authors
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“Can you search for me?”: understanding and improving user-system dialogues for complex search tasks
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“Do users need human-like conversational agents?” Exploring conversational system design using a framework of human needs
Student co-author
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Classifying speech acts using a multi-channel deep attention network for task-oriented conversational search agents
Short paperStudent co-author
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Predicting question deletion and assessing question quality in social Q&A sites using weakly supervised deep neural networks
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Identifying citation sentiment and its influence while indexing scientific papers
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Exploring the ideal depth of neural network when predicting question deletion on community question answering
Short paperStudent co-author
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Session-based search behavior in naturalistic settings for learning-related tasks
Short paper
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Informing the design of conversational IR systems: framework and result presentation
Doctoral consortium
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Exploring result presentation in conversational IR using a Wizard-of-Oz study
Doctoral consortium
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Investigating result presentation in conversational IR
Doctoral consortium
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Searching as learning: exploring search behavior and learning outcomes in learning-related tasks
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Towards automatic fake news classification
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Exploring online and offline search behavior based on varying task complexity
Short paper
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Beyond Bloom's taxonomy: integrating “searching as learning” and e-learning research perspectives
Short paper
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Toward multimodal cyberbullying detection
Extended abstract
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Sentiment identification in code-mixed social media text
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Part-of-speech tagging of code-mixed social media text
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Determining sentiment in citation text and analyzing its impact on the proposed ranking index
Books and book chapters
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Assessing artificial intelligence and social justice intersections: challenges and opportunities
BookContract signedIn progress
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Governing and designing AI-mediated library services
Book chapterIn progress
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Sentiment-aware design of human–computer interactions: how research in human–computer interaction and sentiment analysis can lead to more user-centered systems
Book chapter
Articles in research-intensive venues
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Looking ahead: incorporating AI in MLIS competencies
Highlighted by InfoDocketStudent co-author
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Report on the Future Conversations workshop at CHIIR 2021
Report
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Designing human-computer conversational systems using needs hierarchy
Conference panels and posters
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Community-embedded artificial intelligence literacies: critical frameworks of research, praxis, and authentic impact
Panel
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AI and social justice in LIS
Poster
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AI readiness in libraries: a technology–organization–environment framework for action
Poster
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Social media and crisis informatics research in LIS (SIG-SM)
Panel
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AI4LIS: towards a research agenda
Panel
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Search systems and artificial intelligence: enhancing searching as learning approaches to counter misinformation
Panel
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Online incivility and contextual factors: data-driven detection and analysis
Panel
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Information seeking in learning-oriented search
Poster
Workshops and juried panels
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Teaching technical troubleshooting in LIS education: moving from “it was implied” to a pedagogical norm
Juried panelUpcoming
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5th Annual Workshop on Social Media Research, Challenges, and Opportunities
Workshop
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The 4th Annual Workshop on Social Media Research, Challenges, and Opportunities
Workshop
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The 3rd Annual Workshop on Social Media Research, Challenges, and Opportunities
Workshop
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Investigating CIRCLE: convergence of learning experiences
Presentation
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Introduction to the minitrack on human-centered digital privacy solutions for digital and social media
Special track
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Understanding sexual and gender minority privacy
Juried panel
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“AAA”: are you an AI-aware archivist?
Panel
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Understanding human-system dialogues for conversational search tasks
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Feature-based approach to named entity recognition and linking for tweets
Workshop paper
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Labeling of query words using conditional random field
Workshop paper
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Authorship verification: an approach based on random forest
Workshop paper
Preprints
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Decoding large language models: a systematic overview of socio-technical impacts, constraints, and emerging questions
Student co-author
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AI in archival science: a systematic review
Student co-author
Dissertation and scholarly writing
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Empowering customer service with generative AI
Blog post
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Future of AI in libraries
Blog post
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Exploring intelligent functionalities of spoken conversational search systems
DissertationiSchools Doctoral Dissertation Award runner-up
Invited talks and presentations
Invited, unreviewed, and informal talks, guest lectures, and reports.
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Human-AI collaborative content analysis
Presentation
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Human-centered AI for information seeking and decision-making
Invited talk / keynote
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What's the big IDEA? The importance of AI in LIS
Panel
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How I use AI in teaching
Presentation
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Bridging sociotechnical divides: trustworthy AI for community well-being and fair decision-making
Presentation
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“Did AI help you write this?”: analyzing and differentiating large language model outputs from human-generated texts
Presentation
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Successful grant seeking experience
Invited panel
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Spring fling: is AI a friend or foe?
Invited panel
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Understanding and applying AI in libraries: present and future
Invited talk / keynote
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Overview of “Toward connecting speech acts and search actions in conversational search tasks”
Presentation
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Libraries of the future: impact of latest AI developments
Invited talk / keynote
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Navigating the future of AI in libraries
Invited talk / keynote
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SJSU faculty research participation in the InterPARES Trust AI project
Panel
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Experience with the SJSU University Grants Academy: a faculty panel
Panel
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Research method of the month: quantitative methods
Presentation
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Generative AI in libraries, education, writing, and research
Invited panel
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ChatGPT: what do our students know that we should know?
Presentation
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AI in the classroom
Presentation
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CLA: trends in the LIS field and profession
Presentation
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AI, UX and usability: cybernetic
Panel
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Designing conversational AI: helping agents understand human dialogues
Presentation
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Privacy-aware intelligent conversational systems
Presentation
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Productive methods and scholarly communication (Information Science Slam)
Event
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How to prepare for academia and industry? The million-dollar question
Event
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Addressing selection and appraisal biases with artificial intelligence
Webinar
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Guidelines for the use of AI in archival appraisal and selection
Working session
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Designing intelligent systems for sociotechnical problems
Presentation
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Designing user-centered conversational search systems
Guest lecture
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Literature review prepared for employing AI for retention and disposition in digital information and recordkeeping systems
Report
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Annotated bibliography prepared for employing AI for retention and disposition in digital information and recordkeeping systems
Report
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Applying AI for PII detection
Report
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Advancing information systems using AI: voice-based conversational systems and their applications in library science
Keynote
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Understanding and designing user-centered conversational search systems
Presentation
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OCLC LEADING data challenge
Data challenge
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Towards user-centered, anthropomorphic, and explainable conversational search systems
Presentation