Hasti Seifi
School of Computing and Augmented Intelligence
Arizona State University
About Professor Hasti Seifi
Hasti Seifi is an Assistant Professor at Arizona State University, a globally recognized institution known for its innovative research and academic excellence. The School of Computing and Augmented Intelligence stands at the forefront of technological advancement, fostering an environment rich in collaboration and interdisciplinary inquiry. This esteemed department is dedicated to advancing knowledge in fields such as human-computer interaction and artificial intelligence, making it an ideal setting for researchers and students alike to explore cutting-edge topics. Through its commitment to diversity and inclusivity, Arizona State University cultivates a dynamic academic community that encourages creative problem-solving and the practical application of research.
🧬Research Focus
Professor Seifi’s research significantly impacts various domains, including human-computer interaction, haptics, social robotics, and human-AI interaction. Her pioneering work focuses on designing interactive systems that employ touch, vibration, and multimodal feedback to enhance communication between humans and intelligent systems. By investigating the generation and interpretation of haptic signals and developing innovative accessibility solutions, Professor Seifi addresses real-world challenges in extended reality and assistive technologies. Her research aims to create inclusive, user-driven interactions that empower individuals with disabilities and improve overall user experience, paving the way for breakthroughs in how we interact with technology.
🎓Student Fit & Career
Graduate students who thrive under Professor Seifi’s mentorship typically possess a strong foundation in computing and a passion for exploring the intersection of technology and human experience. Ideal candidates are those who are inquisitive, collaborative, and eager to engage in cutting-edge research that prioritizes accessibility and social impact. Pursuing graduate research in her lab can lead to diverse career paths, including roles in academia, industry research, and technology development, where they can continue to innovate and contribute to advancements in human-centered interactive systems.
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