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We use human-computer interaction (HCI) methods to design and evaluate novel technologies to support people’s dynamic health needs and goals. Our research provides a model for using user-centered design to create personalized interventions that will adapt content, resources, and interactions to a person’s evolving health status and health questions. We are currently focused on:

  • Creating personalized tools for longitudinal health management
  • Designing interactive interfaces for clinical decision-support tools embodying machine learning models
  • Understanding community mental health challenges and co-creating digital solutions

Latest News

Nov 2023

Connie Chau & Mara Ulloa gave a talk on their participation in the Graduate Engagement Opportunity (GEO) community practicum to the Northwestern CS+X department; Connie and Mara attended the Gender and Intersectional Bias in Artificial Intelligence conference in Chicago, IL.

Oct 2023

Mara Ulloa served as a JEDI Ambassador at UbiComp/ISWC conference in Cancún,  Mexico; Stefany Cruz presented at UbiComp / ISWC Doctoral Colloquium. Connie attended 2 workshops at CSCW on community-collaborative approaches to research in HCI (with Stefany) & trauma-informed online spaces, respectively. Mara attended the CSCW workshop on supporting user engagement in testing, auditing, and contesting AI.

June 2023

Mara Ulloa served as a student volunteer at the Interaction Design for Children conference in Chicago, IL

April 2023

Mara Ulloa & Connie Chau will be presenting a poster at the Grad Cohort Workshop for Women in San Francisco, California; Connie & Stefany Cruz will be presenting their first-author publications at CHI 2023 in Hamburg, Germany; Connie will also be presenting at the Workgroup on Interactive Systems in Healthcare (WISH) at CHI 2023