UNC Charlotte HCI/InDe lab

The HCI lab at UNC Charlotte

At the Human Computer Interaction Lab (HCILab) at UNC Charlotte, we investigate novel ways for people to interact with computers, and through computers with their environments. Our research covers a broad range of areas within Human Computer Interaction, such as Novel Interaction and Multimedia, Privacy, Creativity, and Visual Analytics. We collaborate with researchers in a number of areas rela...

Unc Charlotte Economics Working Paper Series Voluntary Disclosure of Negative Information and Its Effect on Competition

Contrary to conventional wisdom that sharing negative information hurts, many sellers voluntarily disclose weaknesses of their products in markets where information asymmetry is high. This paper provides an explanation on this type of seller’s honesty by developing a framework where sellers with low-quality products can benefit from a disclosure of negative information. We consider a lemon-mark...

Evaluating Progressivism: A Critique of Biological Analogy- Wynn Buzzell- UNC Charlotte Introduction

It would seem that since humanity first began building settlements and creating tools that it has been marching tenaciously upon a path of progress. So intertwined have been the actions of humanity with advancement, that the ages themselves take title from the character of human creation. The Stone Age, The Bronze Age, and the Iron Age are each characterized according to the level of sophistica...

Unc Charlotte Economics Working Paper Series Contribution Limits and Transparency in a Campaign Finance Experiment

We experimentally compare electoral outcomes when donor contribution limits are varied. The effect of contribution limits is studied under three levels of transparency: one where donors’ preferences and donations are unobserved by the candidate and public; one where they are observed by the candidate but not the public; and one where they are observed by all. We find that a combination of stric...

UNC Charlotte Biology Honors Thesis Project Proposal The Effects of Choline Supplementation on Brain Structure in a Fetal Alcohol Model