The program’s goal is to provide mobile technology users with an improved user experience by developing new personalization techniques and interfaces.
Members of the CMU community can participate in the new program by providing researchers with access to their mobile data.
“The InMind program provides unique new opportunities for the outstanding faculty and students at CMU to partner with Yahoo and its talented scientists and engineers to potentially further the frontiers of mobile applications and technologies,” said CMU President Subra Suresh. “This partnership is a clear demonstration, in the tradition of CMU, of how scholarly scientific research combined with industry relevance and perspectives could advance technologies that have a global social impact.”
Peter Sclafan is an editorial intern at eCampus News. You can follow him on Twitter @eCN_Peter.
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