Three Presentations at Communication Science Futures 2026

Rachael Kee gave three presentations at Communication Science Futures 2026 (CSF26), held September 18–20 at Michigan State University in East Lansing, Michigan. In a panel presentation, she laid out the theoretical foundation for high-throughput communication science, a framework for linking temporally rich, multimodal data in communication research. She also introduced Inoxity, an open-source iOS app she developed to collect self-report, behavioral, biological, and digital trace data in real-world settings, through both a poster presentation and a live tool demo.

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