Interface Lab: Exploring Human-Machine Communication
Interface Lab is dedicated to exploring the intricate dynamics of human-machine communication. Our research delves into the multifaceted aspects of how humans interact with intelligent systems, delving into the technical, relational, emotional, ethical, and social dimensions of these interactions.
Meet Our Research Team
Our team of dedicated researchers and professionals at Interface Lab brings together diverse expertise and perspectives to push the boundaries of human-machine communication. Each member is committed to advancing our understanding of the intricate interplay between humans, machines and technology.
Dr. Divya S (Ph.D.)
Lab Director
Dr. Divya leads the Interface Lab with a vision to explore the nuanced dynamics of human-machine communication and its subsequent implications.
Ruth Asuamah Yeboah (M.A.)
Lab Manager/Researcher
Ruth is a first year Ph.D. student in the School of Media and Communication. She brings expertise in the use of technology in the intercultural, interpersonal and health spaces.
Victoria Michelle Main (M.A.)
Researcher
Victoria (Tori) is a second year Ph.D. student in the School of Media and Communication. She brings expertise in the areas of interpersonal and interactional communication.
Jisha Jacob (M.A.)
Researcher
Jisha is third year Ph.D. candidate in the School of Media and Communication. Her research interests include organizational communication, interpersonal communication, gender, and human–AI interaction.
Shahla Shahnaz Dyuti (M.A.)
Researcher
Shahla is second year Ph.D. student in the School of Media and Communication. Her research interests include social media and mental health.
Man Luo (M.A.)
Researcher
Man Luo is a third-year PhD candidate in the School of Media and Communication whose research examines the role of artificial intelligence in communication, with a focus on international communication, social media influencers, and media content.
Donnie Glover (M.A.)
Researcher
Donnie Glover is a second-year PhD student in the School of Media and Communication whose research explores AI as a communicative tool in everyday life, with a focus on AI-generated daily affirmations, interpersonal relationships, discourse, and wellness.