Graduate Research Assistant,
Computer Science,
Marquette University
Computer Science,
Marquette University
Biography:
Welcome to my page!
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 graduated from Asian University for Women in Bangladesh with a bachelor's degree in Computer Science in 2016 and am now in fourth year of my doctoral program at Marquette University.
My research interest falls largely at the intersection of HCI and healthcare system, where I explore how the experiences of online participation and associated risky behaviors, such as online harassment, impact patient related health services and assessment process. My main focus is to connect digital signals about harassment to clinical assessment for better patient service and outcomes. I particularly explore social media participation, online harassment experiences, gender and identity constructions, anonymity and privacy concerns while focusing on different marginalized and vulenrable populations. My research includes different qualitative and quantitative approaches, such as semi-structures interviews, surveys, focus group studies, online observations, topic modeling etc. for data analyzation.
My resesrch have been published in major conference venues including ICTD, CSCW and CHI.
Welcome to my page!
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 graduated from Asian University for Women in Bangladesh with a bachelor's degree in Computer Science in 2016 and am now in fourth year of my doctoral program at Marquette University.
My research interest falls largely at the intersection of HCI and healthcare system, where I explore how the experiences of online participation and associated risky behaviors, such as online harassment, impact patient related health services and assessment process. My main focus is to connect digital signals about harassment to clinical assessment for better patient service and outcomes. I particularly explore social media participation, online harassment experiences, gender and identity constructions, anonymity and privacy concerns while focusing on different marginalized and vulenrable populations. My research includes different qualitative and quantitative approaches, such as semi-structures interviews, surveys, focus group studies, online observations, topic modeling etc. for data analyzation.
My resesrch have been published in major conference venues including ICTD, CSCW and CHI.
