Presenting our work “Towards neuroadaptive technology using time warped distances for similarity exploration of brain data” with Jayesh Dubey, Mihin Sumaria, Erden Oktay, Yu Li, Ziheng Li and Rodica Neamtu
Awarded WPI-UML seed grant for a collaborative project “Towards Biometric Input for Multi-Agent Adaptive Human-Robot Collaboration” with Rodica Neamtu and Yanhua Li at WPI as well as Holly Yanco, Adam Norton, PeiChun Kao and Winnie Wu from UMass Lowell
Our paper “The Reality of Reality-Based Interaction: Understanding the Impact of a Framework as a Research Tool” with Audrey Girouard, Orit Shaer, Michael Poor and Rob Jacob has been accepted to the journal TOCHI.
Our paper “Evaluating Rule-based Programming and Reinforcement Learning for Personalising an Intelligent System” (with Ruixue Liu, Advait Sarkar, and Sebastian Tschiatschek) was accepted to the Explainable Smart Systems Workshop at IUI 2019.
2018
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Neuroergonomics Conference at Drexel in Philadelphia. Leah presents our paper “Towards Neuroadaptive Personal Learning Environments: Using fNIRS to Detect Changes in Attentional State” and Reza presents our paper “Assessing human reaction to a virtual agent’s facial feedback in a simple Q&A setting”
NSF-funded REThink Research Symposium showcases research conducted over the summer by Philadelphia area high school and community college teachers.
Leah presents her work at the Week of Undergraduate Excellence:Mind the (Neuroadaptive Learning) Gap – Promoting Responsible Development of Neuroadaptive Learning Technology with Early Stakeholder Input
Towards Neuroadaptive Learning Environments – Using Direct Brain Assessment to Detect Changes in Attentional State
Two abstracts accepted to the 2018 Neuroergonomics Conference:L. Friedman, R. Liu, A. Kim, E. Walker, E. Solovey (2018). Towards Neuroadaptive Personal Learning Environments: Using fNIRS to Detect Changes in Attentional State, Proc. 2nd International Conference on Neuroergonomics, Frontiers.
R. Moradinezhad, E. Solovey (2018). Assessing human reaction to a virtual agent’s facial feedback in a simple Q&A setting, Proc. 2nd International Conference on Neuroergonomics, Frontiers.
Congratulations to Leah Friedman for being offered a DAAD-RISE scholarship for a summer research internship in Magdeburg, Germany studying neural correlates of healthy and pathological decision making!
Denisa Qori McDonald, Erin T. Solovey (2017). User Identification from fNIRS Brain Data Using Deep Learning. In Proceedings of 2017 Conference on Neuroadaptive Technology.
Ruixue Liu, Erin Walker, Erin T. Solovey (2017). Toward Neuroadaptive Personal Learning Environments. In Proceedings of 2017 Conference on Neuroadaptive Technology.
Paper presented at the HCI International Conference in Vancouver:
Our paper “Semantically far inspirations considered harmful? Accounting for cognitive states in collaborative ideation” was accepted to ACM Creativity & Cognition 2017 conference.
