Session 1. Wednesday, June 1, 9:00-10:00, Gates 104

Anonymity on the Internet   Georgia Andrews, Jeff Gilbert, Michael Repper, Graham Roth, Jeff Wear

Privacy and social networks   Gary Lee, Pamela Martinez, Barr Moses, Nate Stockham

The culture of “free”   Elliot Conte, Henry Engelland-Gay, Evan McDonald, Rebecca Poulson, Elina Robeva

WikiLeaks and whistleblowing   Alan Joyce, Ethan Lozano, Robert Schiemann, Adam Ting, Dominique Yahyavi

Session 2. Wednesday, June 1, 10:00-11:00, Gates 104

Digital currencies   Derek Czajka, Joe Kelley, Tola Lawal, Jasmine Mann

Licensure and other regulatory strategies to improve software quality   Bryan Huh, Mike Lee, Trevor Metoxen, Max Shulaker, Tenzin Topden

Reliability of the cloud   Jonathan Candelario, Robert Hintz, Jabari Nyomba

The Google Books project   MK Li, Maxine Lim, Charles Naut, Michael White

Session 3. Wednesday, June 1, 11:00-12:00, Gates 104

Downloading consciousness   Jordan Inafuku, Katie Lampert, Brad Lawson, Shaun Stehly, Alex Vaccaro

NFC chips   Levirt Griffin, Omosola Odetunde, Nadja Rhodes

Privacy and GPS   Elaine Chen, Stephanie Ogonor, Matthew Seal, Bridget Vuong

The impact of tablet-like devices on information availability   Shishi Chen, Francesco Georg, Alex Loewi

Session 4. Wednesday, June 1, 1:15-2:15, Gates 104

iMonopoly: The closed-app store market share game   Brianna Griffin, Will Guyman, Daniel Johnston, Amar Kak

Entrepreneurship at Stanford   Katherine Chen, Kamil Dada, Michael Duong, Joel Jean

Modern computing and personal genotyping: The ethics of genomics   Maverick Chea, Kristian Gampong, Paul Lee, Brian O’Connor, Keebuhm Park

Stanford privacy policy   Shubuka Mainsah, Ethan Nash, Michael Ortiz, Devon White

Session 5. Wednesday, June 1, 2:15-3:15, Gates 104

Press freedom for bloggers   Eric Conner, Zach Galant, Jeremy Keeshin

Technological singularity   Leland Farmer, Joe Kenahan, Tom Medina, Jonathan Tilley, Dawson Zhou

Journalism in the Digital Age   Danny Chrichton, Ben Christel, Alex Valderrama, Aaditya Shidham, Jeremy Karmel

Smart phones and economic development   Sam Garrett, Ben Goldsmith, Vivian Nguyen, Hee Su Roh, Eunmo Yang

Session 6. Wednesday, June 1, 3:15-4:00, Gates 104

The psychology of trust on the Internet   Kat Busch, Caitlin Colgrove, Frank Li, Nora Willett, Remington Wong

Computers making decisions for humans   Kseniya Charova, Lucas Garron, Cameron Schaeffer

Virtual worlds   Rex Kirshner, Sameep Mehrotra, Lucas Prokopiak, Jack Reidy, Taylor Savage

Session 7. Thursday, June 2, 9:00-10:00, Gates 104

Code and the regulation of the Internet   Christophe Chong, Calvin Fernandez, Eli Hart, Jonathan Kuo, Dilli Paudel

Free expression vs. maintaining social cohesion   Conrad Chan, Anthony Dao, Justin Hou, Tony Jin, Calvin Tuong

Freedom of information: China   Suzanne Aldrich, Marty Hu, Albert Lai, Khanh Le, Chanya Punyakumpol

Interaction between technology and Chinese communism   Victoria Kwong, Leon Lin, Chloe Yeung, Lance Zhao

Session 8. Thursday, June 2, 10:00-11:00, Gates 104

Bitcoins   Giancarlo Daniele, Tunmise Olayinka, Azmaan Onies

Technological trends in Latin America and their social and economic impact   Justin Heermann, Alvin Heng, Chamal Samaranayake, Lilly Sath

Solving the technology brain-drain epidemic in the Asia-Pacific region   Joseph Harmon, Jordan Hall, Spencer King, Kristen Leach, Timothy Tam

Micropayments and the Net   James Fosco, Stacy Kaufman, Dave Luciano, Abhinav Ramani, Long Zou

Session 9. Thursday, June 2, 11:00-12:00, 380-381T

ALADDIN   Chanh Nguyen, Taesung Park, Abigail Soong, Kyle Tsai, Wyles Vance

Technology and its impact on the environment   David Johnson, Jackie Liao, Cameron Mansson-Perrone, Jared Poelman, Claudia Roberts, Jacob Speidel

The limitations of US infrastructure   Ntokozo Bhembe, Charlie Fang, Julian Malinski, James Painter, Spencer Stamats

Freedom of digital information in the Middle East   Riddhi Mittal, Sami Shad, Suril Shah, Jarred Simmer, Alex Trytko

Session 10. Thursday, June 2, 1:15-2:15, 380-381T

Hacktivism   Jonathan Potter, Ben Roth, Jesse Ruder

Hiring programmers in light of US immigration law   Vivek Athalye, Carl Case, Andrew Duchi, Daniel Posch, Jordan Potter

Multinational software development   Juan Batiz-Benet, Xuwen Cao, Yin Yin Wu

Net neutrality   Tatiana Iskandar, Lee Semien, Dan Vinegrad

Session 11. Thursday, June 2, 2:15-3:15, 380-381T

Leeroy Jenkins: Free speech in online video games   Rob Blount, Andrea Chavez, Emilio Lopez, Corey Murphey, Chris Torres

Extinct: Homo sapiens   Paul Chen, Adriana Diakite, Rachel Fenichel, Nathan Hall-Snyder, Julia Neidert

Economies of virtual worlds   Matthew Chun-Lum, Tiphanie Gammon, Alexander Huang, Junichi Tsutsui

“Worse is Better” considered harmful   John Hiesey, Keith Schwarz