Building and understanding technology around human behaviors.
Human-Computer Interaction and Design research brings together a diverse core of Cornell designers, builders and investigators who help further understanding of interactive technologies and their uses.
HCI researchers study how humans interact with technology, using insights from psychology, design, and computer science to create more effective and enjoyable digital experiences. Through iterative testing and user research, they develop systems that better serve human needs.
Bowers shines at CHI 2025 with 34 papers and prestigious faculty honor
Representing both the Cornell Tech and Ithaca campuses, the Cornell contributions spanned a wide range of topics – from AI and accessibility to design innovation and digital well-being – underscoring the university’s leadership in advancing the field of HCI.
Faculty exploring HCI + design.
Angelique Taylor
Andrew H. and Ann R. Tisch Assistant Professor of Information Science
Cheng Zhang
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Kaitlyn Zhou
