Rigorous research, scholarship, and creative work are the foundation of the UW Information School. Our community is collaborative and interdisciplinary, bringing together a variety of social, design, information, and management sciences. Our ultimate goal is to produce research on the interrelationships between people, information, and technology that has a meaningful impact on people's everyday lives.
Most of our research addresses topics in the following broad categories
- Access to Information
- Ethics and Information
- Human-Computer Interaction (HCI)
- Information Assurance and Security
- Information in Everyday Life
- Information Literacy
- Information Management
- Information Systems and Design
- Knowledge Organization
- Personal Information Management
Centers, Institutes and Laboratories
- AIM Research Group
- Center for Information Assurance & Cybersecurity
- Cleary Community for 21st Century Youth Literacy
- DUB (design:use:build) Group (multiple departments)
- Information & Society Center
- Information Behavior in Everyday Context
- Institute for National Security Education & Research
- Project Information Literacy
- Technology & Social Change Group
- Value Sensitive Design Laboratory
Research Artifacts
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