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Werth's research focuses on engineering education, with an emphasis on developing evidence-based teaching methods, assessment tools, and AI-enhanced strategies to support authentic learning environments. She will present on generative AI at a QuIRI Workshop on October 28 in 291 Clark.

Misha Ailsworth, Assistant Professor of Psychology, studies the impact of families, communities, and schools in shaping Black girls' mental health and wellness using a cultural-assets perspective. Her current work focuses on literacy as a tool for identity development. Check out some of her work examining the role of community spaces in shaping Black adolescent girls' psychological safety in the Journal of Black Psychology.

Cristobal Cheyre, Assistant Professor of Information Science, studies digital markets, online platforms, and the economics of privacy. His current work examines how privacy regulations and platform policies—such as Apple’s App Tracking Transparency framework—affect the ability of developers and advertisers to reach users, monetize apps, and shape digital ecosystems. Check out his recent paper "Does Privacy Regulation Harm Content Providers? A Longitudinal Analysis of the Impact of the GDPR in Management Science," or his recent working paper, "Did Apple’s App Tracking Transparency Framework Harm the App Ecosystem?"