Dr. Moushumi Sharmin is currently an Associate Professor in the Computer Science Department at the Western Washington University. Previously she was a Research Assistant Professor at the Computer Science Department at the University of Memphis. Her research focuses on Human-Computer Interaction (HCI), Affective Technology Design, Visualization, and Designing Technology for Specific User Groups. Many of her recent projects focus on understanding and designing technology for neurodivergent individuals. She received her PhD in August 2013 in CS (HCI) from the Computer Science Department at the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign.

 

 

 

Recent News

Connection: Assisting Neurodiverse Individuals in FormingLasting Relationships Through a Digital Medium has been accepted as a poster at ACM ASSETS 2019.

Towards Understanding the Life of Neurodiverse College Students Through Visualization has been accepted as a poster at IEEE VIS 2019.

A Tale of the Social Side of ASD has been accepted as a full paper at IEEE COMPSAC 2019.

From Research to Practice: Informing the Design of Autism Support Smart Technology has been accepted as a full paper at ACM CHI 2018.

Bangladesh Emergency Services: A Mobile Application to Provide 911-Like Service in Bangladesh at ACM COMPASS 2018.

Connections: A Systematic Analysis on People with ASD and How to Improve Their Isolation with Technologieshas been accepted as a poster at GHC 2019.

Predicting Smoking Urges from Biometric Markers has been accepted as a poster at GHC 2019.