Research Groups — College of Computing

Our faculty and students are involved in a number of research groups, each focused on addressing a particular issue related to computing. The interdisciplinary foundation of these groups is key to developing practical solutions across a wide range of challenges.

Research Group and Labs	Lead
Adaptive Personalized Information Environments	Charles Isbell
Aristotle Research Group	Mary Jean Harrold
Artificial Intelligence and Cognitive Science Lab	Ashok Goel
Augmented Environments Lab	Blair MacIntyre
Aware Home	Gregory Abowd
BORG Lab	Frank Dellaert
Brain Lab	Melody Moore Jackson
Cognitive Computing Lab	Ashwin Ram
Composable Active Network Elements	Ellen Zegura
Computational Perception Lab	Irfan Essa
Computer Graphics
Contextualized Support for Learning	Mark Guzdial
CS Education Research	Amy Bruckman
Design Intelligence Lab	Ashok Goel
Digital Video Special Effects	Irfan Essa
Distributed Data Intensive Systems Lab	Ling Liu
Electronic Learning Environments	Amy Bruckman
Everyday Computing Lab	Beth Mynatt
Experimental Games Lab	Celia Pearce
Health Systems Institute	Gregory Abowd
Information Interfaces	John Stasko
Intelligent Systems	Charles Isbell
Interactive High Performance Computing Lab	Karsten Schwan
Mobile Robot Lab	Ron Arkin
Network Operations and Internet Security (NOISE) Lab	Nick Feamster
Parallel and Distributed Simulation	Richard Fujimoto
Platforms & Infrastructure for Experimental Interaction	Keith Edwards
SPARC: Software Engineering, Programming Languages, Analysis, Reasoning, and Compilers Research	Mary Jean Harrold
Ubiquitous Computing Research Group	Gregory Abowd
Work2Play	Beki Grinter

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