Thomas Kosch, professor of Human-Computer Interaction (HCI) at the Humboldt University of Berlin, focuses on improving user interaction and computer interfaces through computational methods and artificial intelligence. He evaluates user behavior, context, and physiological metrics to assess user interface designs objectively. A significant part of his research is integrating intelligent adaptive user interfaces into the user’s environment using extended reality and physiological interfaces. He aims to augment human capabilities by blending human flexibility with machine efficiency.
Additionally, he critically evaluates HCI research methods, scrutinizing user biases in experiments, refining the application of research methods in the HCI domain, improving reporting and interpretation practices, and ensuring reproducible and transparent scientific practices.
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