In the HawCHI Lab, we focus on the design, implementation and evaluation of technologies that support quality of life for people from a variety of age groups and abilities. Specifically, we focus on health, wellness, creativity, collaboration and information access using mainstream technologies.

People

 

Hannah Cargo

Undergraduate Research Assistant
hannah-cargo@uiowa.edu
Flannery Currin

Flannery Currin

PhD Student
flannery-currin@uiowa.edu

Flannery Currin is a computer science PhD student advised by Juan Pablo Hourcade. She conducts research on technologies to enhance children's executive functions under the StoryCarnival project.

 

Sophia Franco Esparza

Undergraduate Research Assistant
sophia-francoesparza@uiowa.edu
 

Noelle Franzone

Undergraduate Research Assistant
noelle-franzone@uiowa.edu
 

Josephine Geiger-Lee

Undergraduate Research Assistant
josephine-geiger-lee@uiowa.edu
 

TJ B Grimes

Undergraduate Research Assistant
tiffney-grimes@uiowa.edu
Juan Pablo Hourcade

Juan Pablo Hourcade

Associate Professor
juanpablo-hourcade@uiowa.edu
+1 (319) 353-2543

Juan Pablo Hourcade is an Associate Professor at The University of Iowa's Department of Computer Science and Director of Graduate Studies for the Interdisciplinary Graduate Program in Informatics. His main area of research is Human-Computer Interaction, with a focus on the design, implementation and evaluation of technologies that support creativity, collaboration, well-being, healthy development, and information access for a variety of users, including children and older adults.

 

Cassidy Kilcoin

Undergraduate Research Assistant
tiffney-grimes@uiowa.edu
 

Annie Lin

Undergraduate Research Assistant
annie-lin@uiowa.edu
 

Andy Luo

Undergraduate Research Assistant
andy-luo@uiowa.edu
Jeehan Malik

Jeehan Malik

PhD Student
jeehan-malik@uiowa.edu

Jeehan Malik is a computer science PhD student advised by Prof. Joe Kearney. She conducts research on street-crossing simulations and designs technology to make street-crossing safer for older adults and uses deep learning and computer vision to make aerobics exercises accessible for people with visual impairments.

 

Sayyeda Rijab

PhD Student
sayyeda-rijab@uiowa.edu
 

Summer Schmuecker

ICRU Fellow and Undergraduate Research Assistant
summer-schmuecker@uiowa.edu