HUBBS at TAMU

Psychology of voices: Chaspari receives grant to enhance emotional well-being technology Dr. Theodora Chaspari has received a 2019 PESCA grant to develop a new digital program that will transform daily voice-compatible devices into valuable assets for monitoring emotional health and well-being.

Did you know that virtual reality could be used to help you overcome your fear of public speaking? Read more about this collaborative work at tx.ag/g9XgclM

Co-organizing an exciting workshop on Human-Habitat for Health (H3): Human-habitat multimodal interaction for promoting health and well-being in the Internet of Things era ICMI 2018. Looking forward to receiving research contributions.

Human-Habitat for Health (H3): Human-habitat multimodal interaction for promoting health and well-being in the Internet of Things era In the Internet of Things (IoT) era, digital human interaction with the habitat environment can be perceived as the continuous interconnection and exchange of cognitive, social, and affective signals between an individual or a group, and any type of environment built for humans (e.g., home, work, cl...

Texas A&M and HUBBS MS student Aditya Gujral presenting his work on detecting couples' conflict from wearable and smartphone based data

Research poster on continuous glucose monitoring by Drs. Chaspari, Mortazavi, Prioleau, Sabharwal, and Gutierrez-Osuna received the runner-up best poster award