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Director
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Current Ph.D. Students
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Ph.D. / Postdoc Alumni
See thesis statements for all Ph.D. alumni...
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Rachel Franz, Ph.D.
iSchool 2024
🎓 Apple AI/ML Ph.D. Fellowship
"Supporting the Design, Selection, and Evaluation of Accessible Interaction Techniques for Virtual Reality"
Currently at Hong Kong University of Science & Technology—Guangzhou
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Ather Sharif, Ph.D.
CSE 2024
🎓 Google CMD-IT LEAP Dissertation Fellowship
"Improving the Accessibility of Online Data Visualizations for Screen-Reader Users and Visualization Creators"
Currently at EvoXLabs
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Mingrui (Ray) Zhang, Ph.D.
iSchool 2022
"Towards More Intelligent, Intuitive, and Inclusive Communication with Computers in Text and Images"
Currently at Meta (NYC)
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Anne Spencer Ross, Ph.D.
CSE 2021
Co-advised by James Fogarty
"A Large-Scale, Multi-Factor Approach to Understanding and Improving Mobile Application Accessibility"
Currently at Bucknell University
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Abdullah X. Ali, Ph.D.
iSchool 2020
"Distributed Interaction Design"
Currently at 3rd Brain
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Alex Mariakakis, Ph.D.
CSE 2019
Co-advised by Shwetak N. Patel
"Making Medical Assessments Available and Objective Using Smartphone Sensors"
Currently at University of Toronto
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Martez Mott, Ph.D.
iSchool 2018
🎓 Microsoft Research Dissertation Grant
"Improving Touch Accuracy for People with Motor Impairments"
Currently at Microsoft Research
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Abigail Evans, Ph.D.
iSchool 2018
Co-advised by Katie Davis
"Adaptive Support for Face-to-Face Collaborative Learning at Tabletop Computers"
Currently at University of York, England
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Katie O'Leary, Ph.D.
iSchool 2017
Co-advised by Wanda Pratt
"Designing Chat Guidance for Positive Psychological Change"
Currently at Google
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Other Research Advising
- Ali Askari Rizvi, MHCI+D student
- Melanie Wells, M.Des. student
- Anastasia Schaadhardt, iSchool Ph.D. student
- Lara Hattatoglu, HCDE major
- Ying-Chao "Tony" Tung, CSE Ph.D. student
- Erin McAweeney, MSIM student
- Anya K. Hsu, Informatics major
- Marijn A. Burger, CSS major, UW Bothell
- Michael J. Magee, Informatics major
- Sayna Parsi, Informatics & HCDE major
- Mayank Goel, CSE Ph.D. student
- Phillip Pasqual, Informatics major
- Alex Jansen, iSchool Ph.D. student
- Eun Kyoung Choe, iSchool Ph.D. student
- Morgan Dixon, CSE Ph.D. student
- Jeffrey Bigham, CSE Ph.D. student
- Jon Froehlich, CSE Ph.D. student
- Nelson Nogales, iSchool research assistant
- Tressa Johnson, MLIS student
- Ben Q. Lee, Informatics major
- Peter Kamb, Informatics major
- Fernando Santamarina, ACMS major
- Chinmay Nirkhe, Lakeside Upper School
- Dominik Zmuda, Liberty High School
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Prospective Ph.D. students: We are always looking for talented new students who want to
pursue an ambitious research-driven Ph.D. in HCI. You should have strong skills in at least two of
the following:
software prototyping,
hardware prototyping,
design (e.g., product, interface, interaction),
quantitative research methods (e.g., experiment design, statistics), or
qualitative research methods (e.g., ethnography, content analysis).
Being a great HCI researcher is about having creative original ideas—you must produce new
knowledge, not just be good at exams and assignments. To come join us, please apply to the
Ph.D. in Information Science and/or the
Ph.D. in Computer Science & Engineering.
Masters students and undergraduates: Want to work with us? If you are interested in joining one of our
HCI research projects, please contact me.
(Please read some of our research papers first.)
Note that if you are a working member of our research team, co-authorship and funded travel are possibilities.
However, you should expect to join our team for at least two quarters, and you must be willing to put in at least
10 hours/week. Independent study credits may also be arranged.
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