Katherine Isbister's Home Page

This page provides a brief overview of my background and role in the Humaine project.

Katherine Isbister
KTH

Key research interests:

Usability of interfaces incorporating emotional sensing and response to users--innovating approach, methodology, and analysis in assessment of such systems.

I am a researcher working with Kia Höök of KTH/Stockholm University. I will be assisting Professor Höök primarily on Work Package 9--Usability.

My background is in social science, with an emphasis on how people relate to technologies in social ways. I received my Ph.D. from Stanford University's Communication Department, and since then, have been working in research labs and industry on character-based interfaces.

I have experience in many different usability methodologies, in both research and commercial settings. If you are interested in learning more about my work, or in seeing a current vita, please send me an email at: ki@katherineinterface.com

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Deadlines: International Conference on Music and Emotion 01 March 2009; Emotion-Aware Natural Interaction 01 April 2009; Real-Time Affect Analysis and Interpretation: Closing the Affective Loop in Virtual Agents and Robots 06 April 2009; More...

Workshops: AISB 2009 Symposium on Affective Bodily Expression Edinburgh, UK,
06 April 2009; International Conference on Music and Emotion University of Durham,
31 August 2009; More...

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