WORT 89.9 FM Interview: Psychology & Technology
WORT‘s Matthew Zmudka interviewed me for the weekly Perpetual Notion Machine program on “Psychology & Technology.” The link includes a brief description of the interview and a...
Alan Newell Award for Research Excellence
For the “elucidation of the fundamental principles of human-robot interaction and its associated research methods.” Jodi Forlizzi, Sara Kiesler, Carl DiSalvo, Min Kyung Lee, Cristen...
New Scientist: “Mind-reading robot teachers keep students focused”
Our work on “Adaptive Educational Agents” has been featured in several news outlets including the New Scientist, Discovery News, and Engadget. Below is a list of all the articles. New...
Voice of America Feature: “Designing Humanlike Robots”
Voice of America‘s Rick Pantaleo conducted a radio interview on our research on designing humanlike mechanisms for robots for Science World. The audio for the program is at the end the page...
Science Nation Feature: “Developing Robots That Can Teach Humans”
NSF’s online magazine Science Nation covered our research on gaze in an article titled “Developing Robots That Can Teach Humans.” The story was also featured in June 2012 edition of...
About Me
I am an assistant professor of computer science, psychology, and industrial engineering at the University of Wisconsin–Madison and the director of the Wisconsin Human-Computer Interaction Laboratory. I received my PhD degree from Carnegie Mellon University‘s Human-Computer Interaction Institute.
Research
My research program explores how robotic technologies might be designed to help people learn, communicative, and work and draws on an interdisciplinary design research process that combines aspects of computer science, social and cognitive sciences, and design.
Teaching & Outreach
Conjointly with my research program, I direct an outreach program aimed at promoting public understanding of robotic technology and teach at human-computer interaction at undergraduate and graduate levels.
Contact Me
Bilge Mutlu, Assistant Professor Department of Computer Sciences University of Wisconsin–Madison 1210 W. Dayton St. Room 6381 Madison, WI 53706-1685 USA Phone: +1 (608) 262-6635 E-mail: bilge {at} cs.wisc.edu
Note: For inquiries regarding graduate study & internships, please do not email me directly, instead read here.
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