Ayobami Esther Olanrewaju

I want to make a positive difference, even if the difference is to just one person. #phdlife

📣 Just published in @JAMAInternalMed Research led by @Julia_ZhuShiyi found a free online Tai Chi program was more effective in improving pain and function for people with chronic knee pain than an online education control 🦵 jamanetwork.com/journals/jamai…

📣 Just published in @JAMAInternalMed 📷 Research led by @Julia_ZhuShiyi found a free online Tai Chi program was more effective in improving pain and function for people with chronic knee pain than an online education control 📷 Full article: lnkd.in/gkHnQpWa

The CHESM team at lunch - so nice to connect in person 😊

@pliang279 @medialab @MITEECS @MIT @MIT_CSAIL @MITEngineering @mldcmu @LTIatCMU @SCSatCMU Congratulations @pliang279

📣 I'm thrilled to share that I’ll be joining MIT as an assistant professor this fall, joint between @medialab & @MITEECS. My group will advance the foundations of multisensory AI to enhance the human experience. I look forward to tackling exciting challenges in multimodal AI and HCI together with my new colleagues. Come join us - I’ll be hiring at all levels!

I am thrilled about the possible collaborations with the diverse @medialab & @MITEECS communities. I'll be taking students at all levels: post-docs, PhDs, masters, undergrads, visitors - reach out and come join us at the best place for multisensory AI research!

Excited to share our work on using generative AI tutors in the classroom - we ran a RCT on 1000+ students at a large high school in collaboration with math teachers. We find that students use GenAI as a "crutch," harming their learning: papers.ssrn.com/sol3/papers.cf…

Want to join our Team as a Research Associate? Based @lborouniversity but part of a multi-country EU funded generationh.org team developing physical activity nutrition and interventions for adolescents in Sub-Saharan Africa. Details 👇 vacancies.lboro.ac.uk/tlive_webrecru…

I found this an interesting read because it shows one should put cost into perspective when working with UK Biobank's Research Analysis Platform.

Excited to release HEMM (Holistic Evaluation of Multimodal Foundation Models), the largest and most comprehensive evaluation for multimodal models like Gemini, GPT-4V, BLIP-2, OpenFlamingo, and more. HEMM contains 30 datasets carefully selected and categorized based on: 1. The **basic multimodal skills** needed to solve them – the type of multimodal interaction, granularity of multimodal alignment, level of reasoning, and need for external knowledge, 2. How **information flows** between modalities – querying, translation, editing, and fusion, 3. The real-world **use cases** they impact – multimedia, affective computing, healthcare, science & environment, HCI. paper: arxiv.org/abs/2407.03418 code: github.com/pliang279/HEMM we encourage the community to add their favorite models and datasets! w @AkshayGoindani1 @TalhaChafekar @lmathur_ @haofeiyu44 @lpmorency @rsalakhu @mldcmu @LTIatCMU

@FBMH_DocAcad Congratulations

Congratulations to one of our graduates Sarah Hindmarch who going on to study Postdoc at the University! 🧑‍🎓 #classof2024 #graduation

Interested in learning more about wearables in large-scale biomedical studies? We're running a residential short course from 22 - 26 September at Oxford Includes: inspirational speakers, great tutors, and hands-on data analysis. conted.ox.ac.uk/courses/machin…

@Robertljg @Caltech Congratulations 🎉

Exercise for knee #osteoarthritis pain relief - no proof of causality 🚫 @henriksen_mh @dr_englund @josrunhaar Read more in the June issue of OAC ⤵️ bit.ly/3yAdz3k

Struggling with paper structure? Reverse-engineer it! 1. Find a top-cited paper in your field. 2. Break down its sections. 3. Use them as a template. 4. Write your paper. Learn from the best to become the best. It’s as simple as that.

Drowning in papers? Here's how to stay afloat and absorb knowledge: The paper reading trick that saved my literature review: 11 steps

In 1971, one of the most controversial psychology experiments occurred. For 14 days, 12 guards and 12 prisoners turned Stanford into a real life prison. The goal? To understand how any good person can suddenly become evil. This is the Stanford Prison Experiment:

#otd in 1974 TCP/IP was born, when Vint Cerf & Bob Kahn's paper describing a protocol for sending packets across networks was published: bit.ly/2QbDPpi

People with hip & knee osteoarthritis! We want to hear from you! What do you feel are important research priorities to improve #exercise management of knee & hip #osteoarthritis? Take part and help shape future research in this area- Survey link: redcap.unimelb.edu.au/surveys/?s=ERP…

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