Arthur Borem
Hi! I'm a third year Computer Science PhD student in
security and privacy at the University of Chicago advised by
Blase Ur. My
research identifies and attempts to address power and information
imbalances that occur between online platforms and their consumers.
I've been working with topics like online targeted advertising, gig
work platforms, but the focus of my research has been on studying
how data subject rights (e.g., those guaranteed by GDPR or
CCPA) are implemented.
Before my PhD, I was a software engineer at Asana and before
that I earned a B.S. in Computer Science from Brown
University.
Contact
Resume, Google Scholar, @arthurborem, Linkedin, arthurborem@uchicago.edu
Publications and Talks
Data Subjects' Reactions to Exercising Their Right of Access
Arthur Borem, Elleen Pan, Olufunmilola Obielodan, Aurelie
Roubinowitz, Luca Dovichi, Michelle L Mazurek, Blase Ur.
USENIX Security '24.
JupyterLab in Retrograde: Contextual Notifications That Highlight
Fairness and Bias Issues for Data Scientists
Galen Harrison, Kevin Bryson, Ahmad Emmanuel Balla Bamba, Luca
Dovichi, Aleksander Herrmann Binion, Arthur Borem, Blase Ur.
CHI '24.
🏆 Best Paper Award.
Designing a Data Subject Access Rights Tool
Arthur Borem
PEPR '24.
Defining "Broken": User Experiences and Remediation Tactics When
Ad-Blocking or Tracking-Protection Tools Break a Website's User
Experience
Alexandra Nisenoff, Arthur Borem, Madison Pickering, Grant
Nakanishi, Maya Thumpasery, Blase Ur.
USENIX Security '23.
Self-E: Smartphone-Supported Guidance for Customizable
Self-Experimentation
Nediyana Daskalova, Eindra Kyi, Kevin Ouyang, Arthur Borem,
Sally Chen, Nicole Nugent, Jeff Huang.
CHI '21.
Developing and Supporting STEM Undergraduate Teaching Assistants as
Partners in Teaching
Arthur Borem, Christina Smith.
IEEE Frontiers in Education 2020 (FIE 2020).