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			"image": "https://soyapark.netlify.app/images/who2chat.png",
			"url": "https://who2chat.com",
			"name": "Who2chat: A Social Networking System for Academic Researchers in Virtual Social Hours Enabling Coordinating, Overcoming Barriers and Social Signaling",
			"description": "Virtual academic networking is socio-technically challenging, however, fruitful for researchers’ success. We\nintroduce a system called Who2chat to tackle the challenge and facilitate connections of researchers in virtual\nsocial hours. Who2chat allows academic researchers to create a research profile and express their research\ninterests, find researchers with similar interests, overcome social barriers, and coordinate and start video chats,\nall within a single interface.",
			"lead": "Soya Park",
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			"image": "http://haystack.csail.mit.edu/data/images/Screen%20Shot%202022-10-01%20at%204.17.58%20PM.png",
			"url": "https://wikxhibit.org",
			"name": "Wikxhibit: Using HTML and Wikidata to Author Applications that Link Data Across the Web",
			"github": "https://github.com/tarfahalrashed/Shapir",
			"description": "A tool that empowers users to author interactive applications of Wikidata and other sources of data on the web.",
			"lead": "Tarfah Alrashed",
			"@type": "CreativeWork",
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		{
			"url": "https://shapir.org",
			"name": "Shapir: Standardizing and Democratizing Access to Web APIs",
			"github": "tarfahalrashed/Shapir",
			"description": "A tool that standardizes access to Web APIs and simplifies the work for users, even non-programmers, to create interactive web applications that operate on data accessible through arbitrary Web APIs.",
			"lead": "Tarfah Alrashed",
			"@type": "CreativeWork",
			"@context": "http://schema.org",
			"image": "http://haystack.csail.mit.edu/data/images/shapir_.png"
		},
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			"image": "http://haystack.csail.mit.edu/data/images/trustnet_homepage.png",
			"url": "https://trustnet.csail.mit.edu/",
			"name": "Surfacing Trust, Expertise, and Provenance for better News Sharing",
			"description": "With so much information pouring into our feeds and so little time to fact check every piece, how can we try to filter quality content? This question has become more relevant as the threat of misinformation rises and we have been at work to empower news consumers in their battle against this threat. Trustnet is our experimental platform for doing so, a news reading and sharing platform where users can specify who they trust and filter their newsfeed based on accuracy assessments of posts provided by their trusted sources. The platform enables users to choose for instance to block out stories their trusted friends have marked as inaccurate, or even limit their attention only to stories that multiple trusted sources have confirmed as accurate, so that their time is not wasted reading bogus stories.",
			"lead": "Farnaz Jahanbakhsh",
			"@type": "CreativeWork",
			"@context": "http://schema.org"
		},
		{
			"image": "https://i.imgur.com/RDK723Z.png",
			"name": "ML Driven Clinical Documentation",
			"description": "A system which leverages structured and semi structured information parsed from existing electronic health records to enhance physicians notes with live autocomplete and contextual documentation. By integrating documentation and search into one user interface, the system enables physicians to seamlessly and intuitively add structured annotations to medical notes, and rewards doctors by providing them with information relevant to their current clinical decision making context.",
			"lead": "Luke Murray",
			"@type": "CreativeWork",
			"@context": "http://schema.org",
			"url": "https://arxiv.org/abs/2007.15153"
		},
		{
			"image": "http://haystack.csail.mit.edu/data/../images/projects/scrapir.png",
			"url": "http://www.scrapir.org",
			"name": "ScrAPIr",
			"github": "tarfahalrashed/WebDataAPI",
			"description": "ScrAPIr is a tool that enables users (programmers and non-programmers) to access, query, and publish web APIs. Once these APIs are published, others can query and fetch the data from these APIs, all without programming.",
			"lead": "Tarfah Alrashed",
			"@type": "CreativeWork",
			"@context": "http://schema.org"
		},
		{
			"image": "https://raw.githubusercontent.com/haystack/website/master/images/projects/interface.png",
			"url": "https://youps.csail.mit.edu/",
			"name": "YouPS",
			"description": "YouPS lets email users write email processing rules and executes them over their IMAP API mailboxes. Users can access richer data models for their messages and contacts and leverage their context to manage their attention to prioritized messages.",
			"lead": "Soya Park",
			"@context": "http://schema.org",
			"github": "haystack/YouPS",
			"@type": "CreativeWork"
		},
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			"image": "images/projects/mavatar.png",
			"url": "https://mavo.io",
			"name": "Mavo",
			"description": "Mavo is a library that lets anyone turn a static HTML document into a fully functioning reactive web application with data presentation, editing, and storage and lightweight computation, all without writing a single line of Javascript.",
			"lead": "Lea Verou",
			"twitter": "mavoweb",
			"github": "mavoweb/mavo",
			"@context": "http://schema.org",
			"@type": "CreativeWork"
		},
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			"image": "http://people.csail.mit.edu/axz/img/wikum.png",
			"url": "http://wikum.csail.mit.edu",
			"name": "Wikum",
			"github": "amyxzhang/wikum",
			"description": "Wikum is a tool for summarizing and exploring long comment threads. Its recursive summarization workflow enables a group of people to work in small doses to refine out the main points of the discussion. The result is a summary tree that enables a reader to explore distinct subtopics at multiple levels of detail.",
			"lead": "Amy X. Zhang",
			"@type": "CreativeWork"
		},
		{
			"image": "http://nb.mit.edu/content/data/img/suggest04.png",
			"url": "http://nb.mit.edu",
			"name": "Nota Bene",
			"github": "nbproject",
			"description": "NB is an annotation tool to allow students to have annotated discussions in the margins of textbooks. Students and faculty can use NB to annotate arbitrary PDF files online, in a collaborative fashion. NB has been used in hundreds of classrooms by thousands of students to make over a million annotations.",
			"lead": "David Karger",
			"@type": "CreativeWork"
		},
		{
			"image": "http://people.csail.mit.edu/axz/img/eyebrowse.jpg",
			"url": "http://eyebrowse.csail.mit.edu",
			"name": "Eyebrowse",
			"twitter": "eyebrowse_proj",
			"github": "haystack/eyebrowse-server",
			"description": "When we go outside, a lot of the fun comes from seeing what other people are doing. We can follow (or steer away from) the crowd. We can bump into friends. We can simply sit back and enjoy observing the ebb and flow of people. Wouldn't it be interesting to do the same on the web? Eyebrowse aims to create a social outdoors for your web browsing.",
			"lead": "Amy X. Zhang",
			"@type": "CreativeWork"
		},
		{
			"image": "http://people.csail.mit.edu/axz/img/confer.png",
			"url": "http://confer.csail.mit.edu",
			"name": "Confer",
			"github": "anantb/confer",
			"description": "Confer helps you build a personal schedule for conferences you are attending. It helps you decide where to spend your time by providing social recommendations based on your interests.",
			"lead": "Soya Park",
			"@type": "CreativeWork"
		},
		{
			"image": "http://people.csail.mit.edu/axz/img/murmur.png",
			"url": "https://murmur.csail.mit.edu",
			"name": "Murmur",
			"github": "haystack/murmur",
			"description": "Murmur re-imagines mailing lists and community discourse for the age of social media. Murmur introduces new features to the mailing list so that you can communicate with your group in the way that you desire and filter the conversation that you want to read.",
			"lead": "Soya Park",
			"@type": "CreativeWork"
		},
		{
			"image": "https://squadbox.org/static/images/squadbox/squadbox_logo4.png",
			"url": "http://squadbox.csail.mit.edu",
			"name": "Squadbox",
			"twitter": "squadbox_mit",
			"github": "haystack/murmur",
			"description": "Put a squad of trusted friends, volunteers, or paid moderators between the world and your inbox. Messages only reach you if your squad approves it. Together, the members of your squad can weather harassment so that you don't feel overwhelmed.",
			"lead": "Amy X. Zhang",
			"@type": "CreativeWork"
		},
		{
			"image": "http://tipsy.news/img/profile.png",
			"url": "http://tipsy.news",
			"name": "Tipsy",
			"github": "haystack/tipsy",
			"description": "Tipsy is a Chrome browser extension that will allow you to support online content. Just install the app and keep browsing as you always do. Tipsy will then remind you to donate to the creators of the content you like, giving more to the ones you liked the best.",
			"lead": "David Karger",
			"@type": "CreativeWork"
		}
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