I am an Assistant Professor in Computer Science at Pomona College. Starting in June 2020, I am also a Visiting Research Assistant at the Department of Informatics at University of California - Irvine. I received my PhD from the Department of Computer Science at Brown University, under the guidance of Prof. Jeff Huang. I completed my masters at Brown while working with Prof. Benjamin Raphael and hold a B.Sc. from Athens University of Economics and Business.

My research focuses on Human-Computer Interaction and in particular on the methodology of eye tracking. For a long time, my goal has been to democratize eye tracking by using webcams found in laptops, tablets, and mobile devices. Recently, I have started looking on the effect of gaze sharing on remote collaborations, a line of research that is supported by NSF. I am also interested in personal informatics and crowdsourcing and I used to work on computational biology.

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