Margaret Burnett is affiliated with Oregon State University in the United States. Their research spans multiple fields, primarily within Computer Science and Social Sciences, with significant contributions in Artificial Intelligence, Sociology and Political Science, Computer Science Applications, Human-Computer Interaction, and Safety Research.
Their work has addressed topics including Explainable Artificial Intelligence (XAI), Ethics and Social Impacts of AI, Innovative Human-Technology Interaction, Digital Games and Media, Open Source Software Innovations, Technology Adoption and User Behaviour, and Gender and Technology in Education.
Burnett has published extensively, including papers such as:
Their frequent co-authors have included A. W. Anderson, Anita Sarma, Jonathan Dodge, Alan Fern, and Fatima Moussaoui. Burnett's work has appeared often in venues such as arXiv (Cornell University), ACM Transactions on Interactive Intelligent Systems, IEEE Software, Foundations and Trends® in Human-Computer Interaction, and Computers and Electronics in Agriculture.
Awards received by Burnett include:
Amy J. Ko;Robin Abraham;Laura Beckwith;Alan Blackwell
Todd Kulesza;Margaret Burnett;Weng-Keen Wong;Simone Stumpf
Todd Kulesza;Simone Stumpf;Margaret Burnett;Sherry Yang
Margaret Burnett;Simone Stumpf;Jamie Macbeth;Stephann Makri
Andrew J. Ko;Thomas D. Latoza;Margaret M. Burnett
Margaret Burnett;John Atwood;Rebecca Walpole Djang;James Reichwein
Gregg Rothermel;Margaret Burnett;Lixin Li;Christopher Dupuis
Margaret Burnett;Curtis Cook;Gregg Rothermel
Todd Kulesza;Simone Stumpf;Margaret Burnett;Irwin Kwan
Simone Stumpf;Vidya Rajaram;Lida Li;Weng-Keen Wong
Simon Peyton Jones;Alan Blackwell;Margaret Burnett
Laura Beckwith;Cory Kissinger;Margaret Burnett;Susan Wiedenbeck
J. Lawrance;C. Bogart;M. Burnett;R. Bellamy
M.M. Burnett;M.J. Baker;C. Bohus;P. Carlson
Dastyni Loksa;Amy J. Ko;Will Jernigan;Alannah Oleson
Margaret Burnett;Curtis Cook;Omkar Pendse;Gregg Rothermel
Simone Stumpf;Vidya Rajaram;Lida Li;Margaret Burnett
Margaret M. Burnett
Karen J. Rothermel;Curtis R. Cook;Margaret M. Burnett;Justin Schonfeld
Brad A. Myers;Amy J. Ko;Margaret M. Burnett
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