The Human Centred Computing (HCC) group is concerned with the design, development and evaluation of systems with which humans interact and engage in complex and varied ways, focusing on computer graphics, data visualisation, human-computer interaction and natural language processing. We aim to develop international expertise in empirical design, user centred methodologies, visual analytics, information visualisation, natural language processing, multi-modal interfaces, human factors, and human computer interaction.
Publications
Activities

Seminars
Upcoming seminars and events are listed here.
- [HCC Seminar Series]: Ding! Time to focus on the design of digital distractions
- [HCC Seminar Series]: Creativity and personhood in the automation of videogame production
- [HCC Seminar Series]: Data Visualization for The Understanding of COVID-19
- [HCC Seminar Series]: Responsive video media and its application to address societal challenges
News
Faculty of Natural, Mathematical & Engineering Sciences third year research competition
Department of Informatics students prize winners.

Informatics PhD student presents at Longevity Week
Svitlana Surodina has presented at the annual Longevity Week.

Events

Ethical AI: A Safer, Faster Innovation in Healthy Ageing & Brain Health
Ethical AI: a safer, faster innovation in Healthy Ageing & Brain Health

[HCC Seminar Series]: Performance-led research in HCI - methods, creations, and critical reflections
Performance-led research in HCI - methods, creations, and critical reflections
Please note: this event has passed.

[HCC Seminar Series]: Designing bodily technology with sighted guiding companions
Designing bodily technology with sighted guiding companions
Please note: this event has passed.

Staying with the trouble: Applying feminism to visualisation research
A HCC and WIS Seminar series exploring feminist theories on common assumptions within visualisation research
Please note: this event has passed.

[HCC Seminar Series]: What makes a technology inclusive? Perspectives from co-design and cross-sensory cognition
What makes a technology inclusive? Perspectives from co-design and cross-sensory cognition
Please note: this event has passed.
Publications
Activities

Seminars
Upcoming seminars and events are listed here.
- [HCC Seminar Series]: Ding! Time to focus on the design of digital distractions
- [HCC Seminar Series]: Creativity and personhood in the automation of videogame production
- [HCC Seminar Series]: Data Visualization for The Understanding of COVID-19
- [HCC Seminar Series]: Responsive video media and its application to address societal challenges
News
Faculty of Natural, Mathematical & Engineering Sciences third year research competition
Department of Informatics students prize winners.

Informatics PhD student presents at Longevity Week
Svitlana Surodina has presented at the annual Longevity Week.

Events

Ethical AI: A Safer, Faster Innovation in Healthy Ageing & Brain Health
Ethical AI: a safer, faster innovation in Healthy Ageing & Brain Health

[HCC Seminar Series]: Performance-led research in HCI - methods, creations, and critical reflections
Performance-led research in HCI - methods, creations, and critical reflections
Please note: this event has passed.

[HCC Seminar Series]: Designing bodily technology with sighted guiding companions
Designing bodily technology with sighted guiding companions
Please note: this event has passed.

Staying with the trouble: Applying feminism to visualisation research
A HCC and WIS Seminar series exploring feminist theories on common assumptions within visualisation research
Please note: this event has passed.

[HCC Seminar Series]: What makes a technology inclusive? Perspectives from co-design and cross-sensory cognition
What makes a technology inclusive? Perspectives from co-design and cross-sensory cognition
Please note: this event has passed.