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Primary supervisor Mor Vered Co-supervisors Alexey Ignatiev Sarath Sreedharan Research area Data Science and Artificial Intelligence Creating efficient and beneficial user agent interaction is a
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Website https://quello.msu.edu/ Department Statement The Department of Media and Information brings together faculty from diverse disciplines to advance research in human-computer interaction, human
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lab setting, including clinical experience and patient interaction. Required License No If yes, what is the required licensure/certification? Required Computer Applications: Microsoft Excel, Microsoft
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integrate reinforcement learning to discover novel strategies for human interaction and uncover yet unknown physiological particularities of sleep and other human health factors. Where to apply Website
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/clinician/community health-worker pathways. The work combines human-computer interaction, digital health, implementation research, clinical data and equity-centred evaluation. The successful candidate
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, human-AI interaction, or CSCL - Familiarity with control-value theory, appraisal theories of emotion, or the trust-in-automation literature - Experience running laboratory studies with human
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space in immersive virtual environments, approaches related questions in an interdisciplinary manner (i.e., at the intersection of psychology, technology, and human–computer interaction). We welcome
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systems, network security, visualization, and human-computer interaction, as well as participate in the full range of faculty responsibilities, including scholarly research and service to the University
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computing, cognitive science, and human–computer interaction . In close collaboration with academia and industry, they will contribute to building privacy-preserving, real-time personalization frameworks
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models for adaptive soft robots, real-time stiffness-aware control, resilient autonomy for self-healing robotic platforms, and uncertainty-aware predictive human–robot interaction. The work will be