The Stanford Screenomics Lab is a multidisciplinary group that uses newly available data streams to understand what people actually do on their smartphones, and how the content of their screen experiences relate to health and well-being. We use a variety of computer vision and text analysis tools to extract information from long sequences of screenshots, develop new descriptors of smartphone behavior and smartphone content, and examine how those behavior and content are related to users' emotions, sleep, and mental health. Our lab is committed to global diversity and fostering minority representation in social science, and we collaborate widely with schools and departments across Stanford and other universities.
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Stanford Departments and Centers:
Psychology
Communication
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