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The Multidisciplinary Information Research Symposium (MIRS), organized by the Universuty of North Texas (UNT) College of Information, the UNT Association for Information Science and Technology (ASIS&T) Student Chapter, and partners, is a one-day research symposium to showcase the research efforts of information scholars and practitioners. It will be inclusive of workshops, sessions for ongoing and completed papers, posters, and a competition for dissertation presentations.

Conference History:

“MIRS 2026 Event info coming soon.”

6th MIRS 2025, February 21, 2025, University of North Texas, Denton, Texas / Virtual venue

Symposium Theme: Information, Uncertainty, and Resilience

Keynotes: (1)
TBD

Student Paper Presentations:
Investigating the Moderating Effect of Socio-Demographic Factors on Influencing User Behavior Through Search Results: A Study of YouTube Search Results
Looking into Mirrors and Windows: School Librarians’ Perspectives on Diverse Representation in Book Collections
Preventing Cyber Crime: A Theoretical Framework Examination of Individual Behaviors While Using FinTech Services
Smart Devices, Smarter Cybersecurity: Leveraging Zero Trust and Artificial Intelligent for IoT Networks
ProfMatch: An AI-Driven Personalized Professor Recommendation System for Academic Success
AMARA: Context-Aware AI Chatbot for Mental Health Support Using RAG and Attention-Based Feedback
Can Large Language Models Generate High-Quality Grant Proposal Ideas? An Exploratory Study
Diffusion of Health Information on Social Media: A Research Review
Systematic Literature Review of Ethical Issues and Challenges of Generative Artificial Intelligence
Improving Middle School Computer Science: ChatGPT’s Impact on Learning
Artificial Intelligence for Enhancing Event Management and Consumer Engagement in Libraries: A Task-Technology Fit Framework Approach
Digital Publications for Enhanced Global News Coverage: A Study on Information Dissemination
Georgia Tech AI Makerspace as a Third Space: A Case Study
Music Immersion, Emotion and Communication
The Sound of /r/ in Puerto Rican Spanish
Uncovering Disaster Informatics in the Pandemic Era: A Topic Modeling Analysis
MediConnect AI: A RAG-Based Intelligent Medical Chatbot for Smarter Patient Care
Altriva: An AI-Powered Chatbot for Personalized Alternative Medicine and Holistic Health Guidance
Harnessing AI and Virtual Reality for Personalized Nutrition and Mental Health in COVID-19 Recovery
AI Chatbot: Evaluating the U.S. Proxy Statements
Active Shooter Response Training Using Virtual Reality a Scoping Review
AI-driven Mobile Apps Ecosystem and Children’s Data Privacy: A Literature Review
Effect of Gamification on Students’ Motivation in Learning Environment
Student Perceptions of Blended Learning Environments in Higher Education
The Documentation Burdens of the Refugees in the United States
Unlocking Archives: Using Survey Experiments to Anticipate Public Engagement
Utilizing Data Curation and Preservation in AI Development
Beyond Resumes: AI-Driven Culture Fit Analysis Using BERT and Gemini Models
Predicting ESG Ratings for U.S. Industry Using Machine Learning: A Data-Driven Approach to ESG Evaluation
Women’s Reproductive Health Education in the Age of Social Media

Student Poster Presentations:
Quality-aware Multi-source Data Fusion and Enhancement for Medical Concept Normalization using Large Language Models
Optimizing Financial Data Accuracy and Searchability Using AI User Interface, and Large Language Models: A Case Study of CEO Compensation
The Role of the Instructor Today in a Technology-Focused Educational Climate
Digitizing 3-D Buttons on a 2-D Imaging System
Virtual Reality for Academic Anxiety and Stress Reduction: A Pilot Study on Perceptions, Barriers, and Adoption

5th MIRS 2023, December 1, 2023, University of North Texas, Denton, Texas

Symposium Theme: Information, Uncertainty, and Resilience

Keynotes: (1)
n.a.

Student Paper Presentations:
Integrating Learning Theories with User-Experience Design Practices: A Method Paper on Learning Experience Design Process
A Study of Information Sharing Regarding Sustainability Efforts of H&M, A Fast Fashion Brand
Language Barriers in Knowledge Sharing and the Role of Diverse Populations: A Comparative Case Study
The DIKW Pyramid of Reading: A Grapholinguistic and Information Science Model of Literacy
Conceptual Model of International Students’ Information Behavior in the United States
Machine Learning Optimization Model to Predict Fantasy Basketball Teams
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4th MIRS 2022, April 9, 2022, University of North Texas, Denton, Texas Virtual venue

Symposium Theme: Information, Uncertainty, and Resilience

Sessions:
Paper Sessions (2); Poster Session; Dissertation Lightning Talks Session

Panel Discussions:
Scholarly communications in the post- pandemic academia (Faculty Panel)

Keynotes:
Coping in times calling for resilience: Information behavior as a research lens

4th MIRS 2021, April 10, 2021, University of North Texas, Denton, Texas Virtual venue

Symposium Theme: Big Data, Information, and Society
(Co-host: Library and Information Science Student Association)

Sessions:
Big Data; Language; Health, Current Events; Poster Sessions (Health, Big Language Data, Language and Society, Library and Information Science, Education); Dissertation lightning talks

Panel Discussions:
Big Data, Information, and Society

Keynotes:
Informatics – Making a Difference

3rd MIRS 2019, April 27, 2019, University of North Texas, Denton, Texas

Symposium Theme: Information, Language, and Power
(Co-organizer: Student Linguistic Association of North Texas)

Sessions:
Indigenous Languages, Indigenous Knowledge; Data Science; Linguistics; Health Informatics; Education and Information; Archives; Information and Media; Information, Nuance, and Complexity; Artifical Intelligence and Augmented Reality; Poster Session; Dissertation Lightning Talks

Discussion Panels:
Promoting Partnership and Interdisciplinarity for LIS Education

Keynotes:
“I’ll Do It Myself!” And Other Strategies in Karuk Language Documentation and Revitalization

2nd MIRS 2018, April 26, 2018, University of North Texas, Denton, Texas

Symposium Theme: Knowledge Learning and Re-learning (was: Knowledge Rediscovery and Lifelong Learning)
(Co-organizer: Knowledge and Information Professionals Association)

Sessions:
Information Interactions; Information Frameworks, Concepts, and Themes; Topic Analysis, Indexing, and Information Retrieval; Information Behavior; Media, Technology, and Information; Dissertation Competition; Lunch & Poster Session

COI Alumni Association Presentation

1st MIRS 2017, April 13, 2017, University of North Texas, Denton, Texas

Symposium Theme: Data Curation and Visualization
(Co-organizer: Knowledge and Information Professionals Association)

Sessions:
Workshops; Paper Sessions (Ongoing and Completed research); Grant-funding & Research Project Reports; TED Style Ph.D. Presentations