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multidisciplinary team of researchers, especially research fellows and industry partners. This role is ideal for candidates interested in applied HCI research, rapid prototyping, user-centered design, and
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haptics (actuators, tactile displays, force feedback devices) Strong visual computing skills (Unity, C++/C#, Python, rendering, tracking or 3D reconstruction pipelines) A solid track record of HCI research
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NUS Immersive Reality Lab is hiring a Research Fellow with expertise in HCI and Generative AI/ML to design, develop, and evaluate AI-assisted exhibition tools and immersive heritage applications
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Coordinate and drive research delivery across Immersive Technologies for Heritage Engagement and Preservation projects, with a primary focus on Human Computer Interaction (HCI) evaluation: planning
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be preferred. Requirements: PhD degree in Learning Sciences, Educational Technology, Human-Computer Interaction (HCI), Information Technology, AI, or a relevant field Demonstrated experience and
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through high-impact publications in top-tier HCI venues. Qualifications Minimum Qualifications: • A Ph.D. in HCI, Design, Information Science, Computer Science (Human-centered), or a closely related
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“participation”, and will consider candidates with a PhD in a variety of fields, including experimental and quantitative social sciences, human-computer interaction (HCI), design research, experimental psychology
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“participation”, and will consider candidates with a PhD in a variety of fields, including experimental and quantitative social sciences, human-computer interaction (HCI), design research, experimental psychology
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on study design, research planning, and evaluation. The role sits at the intersection of applied AI engineering, HCI research, and educational technology, and requires someone equally comfortable in
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. • Design and implement novel multimodal interaction techniques, particularly involving touch, vibration, thermal, or wearable feedback. • Contribute to interdisciplinary research bridging HCI, haptic