Graduate Research Assistant,
Computer Science,
Marquette University
Computer Science,
Marquette University
Biography:
Hello, Welcome to my website. I am a HCI enthusiast who is from Bangladesh and currently, I am pursuing my PhD on Computer Science under the supervision of Dr. Shion Guha at Marquette University, Milwaukee, Wisconsin. I completed my undergraduate on Computer Science in 2016 from Asian University for Women, Bangladesh and started my doctorate program at Marquette University from Fall 2017.
My research interests broadly lies at the intersection of HCI and computational social science. I particularly look at social media participation, online harassment experiences, gender and identity constructions, anonymity and privacy concerns and so on while focusing on different marginalized populations from non-Western contexts, especially developing countries. As a citizen of a developing country and being a part of a marginalized gender group, I felt the necessity to focus on different socio-cultural events from a developing and marginalized context, as I believe, many of these areas of HCI research still lack in-depth knowledge that are focused on such background. My research is mostly qualitative based that often includes semi-structures interviews, FGDs and observations. With my experience and research skills, I want to expand the current knowledge on mentioned social issues that can be interpreted and explored through technologies based on this context.
Since last three years, my resesrch have been published in major conferences including CHI-HCIxB’18, CSCW’18, CSCW'19, ICTDX'19 and CSCW'20.
Hello, Welcome to my website. I am a HCI enthusiast who is from Bangladesh and currently, I am pursuing my PhD on Computer Science under the supervision of Dr. Shion Guha at Marquette University, Milwaukee, Wisconsin. I completed my undergraduate on Computer Science in 2016 from Asian University for Women, Bangladesh and started my doctorate program at Marquette University from Fall 2017.
My research interests broadly lies at the intersection of HCI and computational social science. I particularly look at social media participation, online harassment experiences, gender and identity constructions, anonymity and privacy concerns and so on while focusing on different marginalized populations from non-Western contexts, especially developing countries. As a citizen of a developing country and being a part of a marginalized gender group, I felt the necessity to focus on different socio-cultural events from a developing and marginalized context, as I believe, many of these areas of HCI research still lack in-depth knowledge that are focused on such background. My research is mostly qualitative based that often includes semi-structures interviews, FGDs and observations. With my experience and research skills, I want to expand the current knowledge on mentioned social issues that can be interpreted and explored through technologies based on this context.
Since last three years, my resesrch have been published in major conferences including CHI-HCIxB’18, CSCW’18, CSCW'19, ICTDX'19 and CSCW'20.
