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Allen School graduate student Ather Sharif of the UW’s ACE Lab and DUB Group describes his work on VoxLens, a tool that makes online data visualizations accessible to people who use screen readers, and explains why UW is the best place to do accessibility research.
This video is closed captioned.
A version of this video without audio descriptions is available here: youtu.be/oSBbE5PMKQs.
Allen School graduate student Ather Sharif of the UW’s ACE Lab and DUB Group describes his work on VoxLens, a tool that makes online data visualizations accessible to people who use screen readers, and explains why UW is the best place to do accessibility research.
This video is closed captioned.
A version of this video without audio descriptions is available here: youtu.be/oSBbE5PMKQs.

![[Audio Descriptions] Faculty In Focus: Stephanie Wang
In this episode of the Allen School’s “Faculty in Focus” series, Assistant Professor Stephanie Wang talks about her research aimed at designing computer systems that can support advanced machine learning applications. The goal is to build infrastructure that is both scalable and future-proof — while also making it more accessible to a wider variety of people interested in developing and deploying state-of-the-art systems.
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