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REU 2021

The Proactive Health Informatics REU aims to build usable and intelligent pervasive systems that empower people to manage their health and see how their everyday decisions impact their progress to achieve future health goals. Our REU site provides students with a unique opportunity to learn techniques in the areas of human computer interaction, pervasive computing (mobile or wearable), environmental sensing (ambient and on-body), and the implications of technologies on society.

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Awards & Recognition

Best Project

There was no result for this ballot.

Faculty & Instructors

Faculty Mentors

Katie Siek

ksiek@iu.edu
Faculty Mentors

James Clawson

clawsonj@iu.edu
Faculty Mentors

Dana Habeeb

dhabeeb@iu.edu
Faculty Mentors

Christina Chung

cfchung@iu.edu
Faculty Mentors

Clara Caldeira

cmarque@iu.edu
Faculty Mentors

Lamara Warren

ldwarren@iu.edu

Graduate Mentors

Novia Nurain
nnurain@iu.edu

Aswati Panicker
apanicke@iu.edu

Gabrielle Cantor
gcantor@iu.edu

Arash Zakeresfahani
azakeres@iu.edu

Pallabi Bhowmick
pbhowmic@iu.edu

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  • Main image for Prototyping a Mobile App to Support Food Sharing Between Remote Families.

    RemoteFood

    We prototyped a mobile application, Cooking Stories, to help families connect over food experiences while distanced from each other. We ideated on low and medium fidelity prototypes, conducted usability testing, and based on that feedback created a h...

  • Main image for Data Visualization for HomeSHARE.

    Home SHARE

    Utilizing minimally invasive wearable and in home sensors, data visualizations can be developed from health informatics data to help support older adults increase their autonomy and ability for self-care in the context of aging-in-place.

  • Main image for Prototyping Solar Radiation Shields for WearableTemperature Sensors.

    Solar Shield

    Studies on Individual Heat Exposure typically use small temperature sensors in various ways that make it difficult to validate data and do cross-study comparisons. This study attempts to prototype custom-made wearable solar radiation shields to impro...

  • Main image for Implications for Design: Supporting Integrative Medicine Providers.

    IntegrativeMedicine Providers

    We are focusing on a specific group of healthcare providers that work mainly outside the hospital settings. We are working with pregnancy care providers serving in the state of Indiana: doulas, lactation consultants, midwives, and baby-spinning instr...

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