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A data visualization dashboard displaying weather data for Seattle, with scatter and bar plots showing daily temperature trends over time. Colored dots represent different weather types (drizzle, rain, sun, snow, fog), with temperature on the Y-axis and date on the X-axis. Below, horizontal bar charts show the count of records for each weather type. The interface includes controls for interactions, filters, encoding, and visual grouping.

Accessibility of online graphics for blind and low-vision users

Jonathan Zong

2022 MAD Fellow, Computer Scientist, Artist
2022 Fellows, Spring 2023 Speaker, 2022-23 AY

Helping Children Engage with Climate Change Through Play

Alexander S. Crease, Natha (Bam) Singhasaneh

2022 MAD Fellow, Engineer, Inventor, 2022 MAD Fellow, Engineer, Educator
2022 Fellows, 2022 Fellows

Using AI and Immersive Technologies to Experience the Future Self and Support Sustainable Dietary Choices

Pattie Maes, Falk Uebernickel

Professor of Media Technology; Germeshausen Professor,
HPI–MIT Designing for Sustainability, HPI–MIT Designing for Sustainability

Smart textile systems

Ganit Goldstein

2022 MAD Fellow, Computational designer, Textile researcher
2022 Fellows