You can scroll down to find more or choose from the sidebar to view something specific. I have worked on different projects at different positions since when I was a sophomore in undergrad. Below are a list of few of them. Tap any experience to read more about what I did there. 2015 May - 2015 Dec.

Informing and enhancing the development, evaluation, and implementation of novel technology-based interventions for substance-use and related disorders. A diverse team with expertise in behavioral health science, treatment, technology, health economics, ethics, regulation, and public policy. Synthesizing information about existing technology-based interventions for substance use and co-occurring disorders. Guides and best practices for developing technology-based tools and interventions.

I am an Assistant Professor of Computer Engineering at Northwestern University, in the Department of Electrical Engineering and Computer Science. I am teaching Internet-of-things Sensors, Systems, And Applications. In Winter quarter 2018; a seminar on exciting emerging work in the wireless sensor networks and mobile computing areas.

Kelly Caine is an associate professor in the Human-Centered Computing Division of the School of Computing at Clemson University. Her research interests include usable security and privacy, human-computer interaction, human factors, health informatics, and designing for special populations. Dr Caine received her B. in Psychology from the University of South Carolina and her M. in Engineering Psychology from the Georgia Institute of Technology.

And other small computational things. First, we must develop low-cost, sustainable, and easily deployable sensing technologies. Second, we must learn how to design computational things without batteries. What do we do? We explore and develop hardware. Even when energy is scarce and fa.