My research goal is to develop technology that helps people with long-term conditions live rich, meaningful lives and that enables people to use the information in their personal data to support their own health, wellbeing and identity. I'm particularly interested in making technology accessible to people with visible and invisible impairments.

I teach Design Informatics, HCI, and Human Factors and eHealth  and supervise MSc dissertations in (Design) Informatics, Psychology, Linguistics, and Speech Technology.

2018 - Postgraduate Certificate in Academic Practice, Universiy of Edinburgh, UK

2001 - Dr. Phil, Communication Research and Phonetics, University of Bonn, Germany

1997 - Dipl.Inform (MSc), Computer Science, University of Bonn, Germany

2004 - Present - Research Fellow, School of Informatics, University of Edinburgh

2013 - 2016 - Research Scientist, Human Cognitive Neuroscience, PPLS, University of Edinburgh

2003 - 2005 - Research Assistant, Speech and Langauge Sciences, Queen Margaret University College, Edinburgh

2003 - 2004 - Research Assistant, Speech and Langauge Sciences, University of Newcastle

2000 -2003 - Development Engineer, Rhetorical Systems, Edinburgh

1997 - 2001 - Lecturer. Communication Research and Phonetics, University of Bonn, Germany

Training 

2009 - Applying for NHS Ethics: Wellcome Trust Clinical Research Facility, University of Edinburgh

2008 - Qualitative Research: Community Health Sciences, University of Edinburgh

2007 - Secure Data Management: Wellcome Trust Clinical Research Facility, University of Edinburgh

2005 - Short Course in Teaching, Learning and Assessment: Queen Margaret University Edinburgh

Journal reviewer: Interacting with computers, International Journal of Medical Informatics, ACM Transactions on Accessible Computing, Computational Linguistics, Electronic Transactions on Artificial Intelligence, Journal of Machine Learning Research, Medical Science Monitor. 

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