Caroline Jay

Caroline Jay is a Professor of Computer Science at The University of Manchester, where she leads research in the School of Engineering. Her work bridges computer science and psychology, focusing on human-computer interaction, software engineering, and empirical methods. She is Research Director of the Software Sustainability Institute and a founder of the Manchester arm of the BBC Data Science Research Partnership. Jay is also involved in the 'Digital Futures' initiative and advocates for open and reproducible science. Her research contributes to multiple United Nations Sustainable Development Goals, including health, education, and sustainable cities.

Caroline Jay is a Professor of Computer Science at the University of Manchester, UK, with research interests in human-computer interaction, software sustainability, and research software engineering. Her work explores the design and evaluation of interactive systems, focusing on user experience, accessibility, and the challenges of maintaining software over time. She investigates how users interact with digital environments, including virtual reality, web interfaces, and collaborative systems. Her research also addresses the role of software in scholarly research and the impact of digital technologies on societal practices. Through empirical studies and theoretical frameworks, she contributes to the development of sustainable, accessible, and user-centered software solutions.