THE BASICS

I am a designer, student, and researcher at Carnegie Mellon's Human-Computer Interaction Institute. I'm advised by Jodi Forlizzi and Haakon Faste, and I study the design of interactive systems, the transmission of digital information, and tools to support the creative process.

Prior to enrolling at Carnegie Mellon, I studied Engineering Psychology (also known as Human Factors Engineering) and Computer Science at Tufts University. At Tufts, I conducted research related to health technologies and the design of adaptive systems.

This site features my recent work, and some of my personal projects. For more information, get in touch.

Computer Architecture
Activating Objects
Mobile & Pervasive Computing
Programming Languages
Data Structures
Applied Machine Learning
Comp. Models of Discourse
Human-Computer Interaction
Interaction Design Studio

3D Design with Blender
Web Design
Human Factors Product Design
The Social Web
Experimental Psychology
Statistics for Behavioral Sciences
Advanced Engineering Psychology
Human-Machine System Design
New Product Design

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Curation, Provocation, and Digital Identity: Risks and Motivations for Online Photo-Sharing. CHI 2012. (in press)
Ethical Challenges in Online Health Community Research. CHI 2011 Workshop on Ethics, Logs, and Videotape.
This is your brain on interfaces: Enhancing usability testing with functional near-infrared spectroscopy. CHI 2011.
From brains to bytes. XRDS: Crossroads, ACM Magazine for Students. Summer 2010.

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