Human-Computer Interaction Lab
The Human-Computer Interaction Lab is dedicated to exploring innovative ways to understand and enhance interaction between humans and computers. Through interdisciplinary research, we strive to improve user experiences, interface design, and the usability of technology across various domains.
The lab is located at Northern Kentucky University, in Griffin Hall 342
Collecting and analyzing eye-tracking data without dedicated devices
Using generative AI to support individuals with communication disabilities
Understanding auction and human dynamics through auction data
Improving the user experience through better data and visualization
Increasing accessibility of everyday technology to support special needs
Associate Professor
School of Computing and Analytics
Lab supervisor
In alphabetical order
Full-stack development
Computer Science
Data Analytics
Computer Science
Full-stack development
Computer Science
Full-stack development
Computer Science
User Experience
Marketing
L.I.F.E. Fellowship
Computer Science
L.I.F.E. Fellowship
Computer Science
Applied AI research
Computer Science
Data Analytics
Computer Science
L.I.F.E. Fellowship
Computer Science
Data Analytics
Computer Science
L.I.F.E. Fellowship
Computer Science
Health technology
Biological Sciences
Data Analytics
Data Science
Data visualization
Graphic design
Full-stack development
Computer Science
Large Language Models
Computer Science
Data Analytics
Computer Science
Large Language Models
Computer Science
Data analytics and visualization
Computer Science
In alphabetical order
Full-stack development
Computer Science
Full-stack development
Applied Software Engineering
Client-side development
Software Engineering
Tactile research
Applied Software Engineering
Full-stack development
Computer Science
Full-stack development
Information Technology
UR-STEM 2023 research
Data Science