Our focus is on understanding the fundamental issues underlying various Socio-Computer interactions, such as how multiple sources of information are acquired, utilized, integrated, shared, and communicated; and how they will influence learning and decision making. We are interested in how different computational tools and interface designs may influence individul, group, and large-scale emerge behavior. We conduct empirical studies and develop computational models to address our research questions. Click on Research to get a better sense of what we do.

We are almost always running experiments. If you are interested in participating in our experiments, click on Contacts to see how to contact us.

If you are graduate students interested in our research, or undergraduate students interested in gaining research experiences in the areas of HCI, cognitive science, or psychology, send us an email.