Mara Ulloa HCI Researcher

/ MAHR-ah - OOh - YO-ah /

I am a U.S. National Science Foundation GRFP Fellow, Human-Computer Interaction (HCI) Researcher, and PhD Candidate in the department of Computer Science (CS) at Northwestern University (NU). My work is advised by Maia L. Jacobs in the Personalized & Adaptive Technology for Health (NU-PATH) lab.

I specialize in using HCI methods to design and evaluate user-centered technologies.

My research focuses on co-designing machine learning solutions for healthcare, emphasizing the end user's perspective. One of my current projects in this space involves working with the Center for Advancing Safety of Machine Intelligence (CASMI) to Co-Design Patient-Facing Machine Learning for Prenatal Stress Reduction.

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