People in HCI - Dr Anne Adams

An infamous past acting in theatre and film led to years of work experience in Market Research. My reputation as a researcher was then saved by a degree in Psychology with IT. It was here that I realised computers can do quite useful things as long as they were designed for mere mortals to use them. I continued with this notion by studying an MSc in HCI (human computer interaction) at the UCL interaction center [formerly known as the ergonomics group]. I furthered my knowledge with a PhD at UCL, CS & psychology department. After a research fellow post at Middlesex University my quest to make computers work for people has now returned me UCLIC.

Collaborations: I enjoy collaborating with others and have worked and written with: Angela Sasse (CS, UCL), Ann Blandford (UCLIC) Peter Lunt (Psychology, UCL), Patty Kostakova (City University), Simon Attfield (UCLIC), Bob Fields (Middlesex University), Jeanette Murphy (CHIME, UCL).

Students I have also written with are: Maria Nilsson, Catherine Broome.


Source: http://www.uclic.ucl.ac.uk/usr/anne/

People in HCI - JosÉ Carlos Brustoloni

José Carlos Brustoloni obtained his Ph.D. degree in Computer Science
from Carnegie Mellon University, after getting an M.S. degree in
Electrical Engineering from University of São Paulo, Brazil, and a B.E.
degree in Electronics Engineering from Instituto Tecnológico de
Aeronáutica, Brazil.

José joined the University of Pittsburgh's faculty in August of 2002.
Previously, he was a researcher at Bell Laboratories, Lucent
Technologies. His research interests include computer networks,
operating systems, security, quality of service, and embedded systems.

Source: http://www.cs.pitt.edu/people/faculty/brustoloni.php