Dr. Caine was cited in an article on the right to be forgotten vs. free speech published in today’s issue of the Washington Post.
She said, “without the ability to escape personal histories, ‘there’s no rebirth. There’s no starting over.'”
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News
- Introducing Dr. Byron Lowens!
- College of Engineering, Computing, and Applied Sciences Dean’s Professorship Award
- Cited in Article about Innovative Approach to Cybersecurity Education
- Understanding Your Users Published
- Named Clemson Researcher of the Month
- Cited in Washington Post
- Named to Advisory Board of Freedom of the Press Foundation
- Awarded NSF grant to develop computational jewelry for mHealth
- Poster Wins 1st Prize at American Public Health Association Meeting
- Accepted position as assistant professor at Clemson University
- Awarded NSF grant to develop crowdsourced computer security
- HealthyState Team Wins NAE/IOM Challenge
- Awarded NSF grant to develop technologies to help underserved older adults age in place
- Featured on I3P Podcast
- Named Co-Director of PHIT Lab
Kelly Caine 