DEPARTMENT OF INFORMATICS
Faculty
Geoffrey Bowker: Values in design, social studies of databases, science and technology studies
Yunan Chen: Medical informatics, human-computer interaction
Paul Dourish: Human-computer interaction, computer-supported cooperative work
Daniel Frost: Artificial intelligence, software engineering, computer graphics, teaching of programming
Judith Gregory: Values in design, translational biomedical informatics, participatory design, design and emotion
Gillian Hayes: Interactive and collaborative technology, human-computer interaction, computer-supported cooperative work, educational technology, ubiquitous computing
Mizuko "Mimi" Ito: Ethnography, game studies, youth culture, learning sciences, online communities
James A. Jones: Software engineering, software testing and analysis, debugging and fault localization, static and dynamic analysis, software visualization
David G. Kay: Computer law, computer science education
Cory Knobel: Interactive and collaborative technology, values in design, modes of knowledge representation, philosophy of science and technology
Alfred Kobsa: User modeling, human-computer interaction, artificial intelligence, cognitive science, interdisciplinary computer science
Cristina Videira Lopes: Programming languages, acoustic communications, operating systems, software engineering
Gloria Mark: Computer-supported cooperative work, human-computer interaction
Melissa Mazmanian: Computer-mediated communication, organization studies, information and communication technologies in practice, social response to emerging technologies, work/non-work negotiations in the information age
Bonnie Nardi: Computer-supported collaborative work, human-computer interaction, computer-mediated communication, user studies methods, activity theory, cultural responses to technology development
Gary Olson: Interactive and collaborative technology, human-computer interaction, computer-supported cooperative work
Judy Olson: Interactive and collaborative technology, human-computer interaction, computer-supported cooperative work
Donald J. Patterson: Ubiquitous computing, pervasive computing, human-computer interaction, artificial intelligence, intelligent context for situated computing
Richard Pattis: Microworlds for teaching programming, debugging, computational tools for non-computer scientists
David F. Redmiles: Design environments, human-computer interaction, usability engineering, knowledge-based support
Debra J. Richardson: Software engineering; program testing; life-cycle validation; software environments
Thomas A. Standish: Software testing and analysis, software semantics and epistemology, programming and cognition, and software comprehension
Richard Taylor: Software engineering, user interfaces, environments, team support
Bill Tomlinson: Environmental informatics, educational technology, computer graphics/visualization/digital arts
André van der Hoek: Software engineering
Hadar Ziv: Software testing, requirements engineering, Bayesian modeling
The faculty in the Department of Informatics also contribute to the Informatics concentration in the ICS graduate program. This includes the General track, Interactive and Collaborative Technology track, and Ubiquitous Computing track.
Affiliated Faculty
Christopher Dobrian: Electronic music, composition
Magda El Zarki: Telecommunications, networks, wireless communication, video transmission
Tony Givargis: Embedded systems, platform-based system-on-a-chip design, low-power electronics
Vijay Gurbaxani: Economics of information systems management, impact of information technology on organization and market structure
Peter Krapp: Digital culture, media theory, cultural memory, history, and theory of artificial worlds
Robert Nideffer: Electronic intermedia, interface theory and design, technology and culture, contemporary social theory
Simon Penny: Robotic sculpture, interactive environments, electronic media, art practice history, and critical theory
Kavita Philip: Science and technology studies, South Asian studies, political ecology, critical studies of race, gender, colonialism, new media, and globalization
Alladi Venkatesh: Social impacts of information technology, Internet and the New Economy, Smart Home technologies, children and multimedia
Mark Warschauer: Language, literacy, technology