Assistant Professor, Department of Information Science, Drexel University
Human-Computer Interaction, Social Computing, Health Informatics, Research Ethics
Human-Computer Interaction, Social Computing, Health Informatics, Research Ethics
This project investigate the roles conversational AI systems (CAI) can play in supporting caregivers (e.g., parents, guardians, other family members) and how domain experts and caregivers can work together to define these roles. By studying two different contexts of caregiving--parenting and living with dementia--the research contributes
This project investigate the roles conversational AI systems (CAI) can play in supporting caregivers (e.g., parents, guardians, other family members) and how domain experts and caregivers can work together to define these roles. By studying two different contexts of caregiving--parenting and living with dementia--the research contributes to:
We are working with community leaders in the city of Philadelphia to support youth's mental health and prevention of gun violence. We are interested in understanding how technology can play a role through various theoretical lenses, including cognitive behavioral theory, trauma-informed design, and attachment theory.
Personal information increasingly fosters personalized technology experiences in daily activities, such as shopping, reading news articles and watching movies. Researchers can now access more research participants and expanded opportunities to study complex human behaviors in real-time. However, using digital technologies to conduct resea
Personal information increasingly fosters personalized technology experiences in daily activities, such as shopping, reading news articles and watching movies. Researchers can now access more research participants and expanded opportunities to study complex human behaviors in real-time. However, using digital technologies to conduct research calls for new core guidelines for research ethics, such as informed consent, autonomy and confidentiality. The project will support working group activities and a public conference for stimulating computing ethics research.
We are working with the TIPS project, a community-based telehealth program in the tri-state area (New Jersey, New York, Pennsylvania). The program allows older adults to participate in regular monitoring activities on biometric measurements, such as blood pressure, heart rate, weight, etc and self-reported outcomes. Some research interest
We are working with the TIPS project, a community-based telehealth program in the tri-state area (New Jersey, New York, Pennsylvania). The program allows older adults to participate in regular monitoring activities on biometric measurements, such as blood pressure, heart rate, weight, etc and self-reported outcomes. Some research interests of this project include:
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