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Lab Members
Faculty
Alumni
Elizabeth "Beth" Mynatt
Beth founded the Everyday Computing Lab in 1998 following her time at Xerox PARC working with Mark Weiser and others on ubiquitous computing. She is currently the dean of Khoury College of Computer Sciences at Northeastern University, member of Microsoft Research US Technical Advisory Board, and member of CRA's Computing Community Consortium (CCC).
e.mynatt@northeastern.edu
Agata Rozga
Agata is a research scientist in the School of Interactive Computing at Georgia Tech. She is a Developmental Psychologist with a research focus on autism spectrum disorders, specifically early identification and diagnosis, socio-emotional development, and verbal and nonverbal communication.
agata@gatech.edu
Research Staff
Jeremy Johnson
Jeremy is a Research Scientist with the Interactive Media Technology Center (IMTC). Jeremy’s interests include ubiquitous computing, augmented reality, human-computer interaction, and creative applications of computing to the arts. Jeremy's work with the ECL lab focuses on guiding software development projects like MyPath.
jeremy@imtc.gatech.edu
P.h.D Students
Nicole Kosoris
Nicole is a PhD candidate in the Human-Centered Computing program at Georgia Tech. She is also a research scientist at the Electronic Systems Lab at the Georgia Tech Research Institute.
nicole.kosoris@gtri.gatech.edu
Clayton Feustel
Clayton is a PhD candidate in the Human-Centered Computing program at Georgia Tech. He is advised by Dr. Lauren Wilcox and is a part of the Health Experience and Applications Lab (aka Hx Lab).
cfeustel3@gatech.edu
Tamara (Toma) Zubatiy
Tamara Zubatiy is a PhD candidate studying Human Centered Computing at Georgia Tech. Her research is focused on using conversational assistants to empower older adults who have mild cognitive impairment and their caregivers through everyday home activities.
tzubatiy3@gatech.edu
Niharika Mathur
Niharika is a third year PhD student studying Human-Centered Computing. She has a master’s degree in HCI (also at GT) and a bachelor’s degree in CS. Her research interests include Human-AI Interaction and Human-Centered Explainable AI. Niharika is advised by Dr. Elizabeth Mynatt.
nmathur35@gatech.edu
Jiachen Li
Jiachen is a PhD student at Northeastern University. She has a master’s degree in Digital Media and a bachelor’s degree in Electronics Engineering. Her research interests lie in healthcare and physical computing & creativity. She’s currently working on research using smart home technology to empower older adults with MCI and their care partners.
li.jiachen4@northeastern.edu
Postdoctoral Researchers
James Clawson | Class of 2016
Andrea Grimes Parker | Class of 2012
P.h.D Students
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Jessica Pater | Class of 2020
Jon Bidwell | Class of 2018
Maia Jacobs | Class of 2017
Matt Bonner | Class of 2014
Andrew Miller | Class of 2014
Yevgeniy Medynskiy | Class of 2012
Jennifer Stoll | Class of 2012
Jeremy Goecks | Class of 2009
Lena Mamykina | Class of 2009
Quan T. (Tran) Sasaki | Class of 2009
Stephen Voida | Class of 2008
Amy Voida | Class of 2008
Mike Terry | Class of 2007
Elaine Huang | Class of 2006
Joe Tullio | Class of 2005
Jim Rowan | Class of 2005
Research Staff
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Jiten Chhabra | Class of 2011
Masters Students
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Phoebe Tan | Class of 2022
Aditi Bhatnagar | Class of 2022
Kunal Dhodhapkar | Class of 2021
Niharika Mathur | Class of 2021
Ting Gu | Class of 2020
Rachel Feinberg | Class of 2020
Aparna Ramesh | Class of 2020
Aditi Dhar | Class of 2016
Florian Foerster | Class of 2015
Shane Owens | Class of 2015
Sahithya Baskaran | Class of 2014
Megha Sandesh | Class of 2013
Gayathri | Class of 2013
Dev Priya | Class of 2011
Lan Wang | Class of 2011
Urjit Singh Bhatia | Class of 2010
Ruchi Goswami | Class of 2010
Rohit Sureka | Class of 2010
Aravind Ramanathan | Class of 2010
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Undergraduate Students
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Anjana Balamourougan | Class of 2018
Yanglin Huang | Class of 2016
Andrew Varghese | Class of 2014
Joy Buolamwini | Class of 2012
Mebaa Kidane | Class of 2012
Patrick Eisenmann | Class of 2009
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Friends
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Masters Students
Josey Benandi
Josey is a second year student in the MS-HCI program in the Interactive Computing track. Her research focuses on working with people disgnosed with Mild Cognitive Impairment and their care networks to better understand their needs with the goal of informing future opportunities for support technologies.
jbenandi@gatech.edu
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