Alex Mariakakis

Alex Mariakakis is an Assistant Professor in the Department of Computer Science at the University of Toronto. His research focuses on human-computer interaction, mobile health, ubiquitous computing, interaction methods, wearables, context-aware computing, and sensing applications. Mariakakis' work explores innovative approaches to designing systems that enhance user experience through advanced computing technologies. His academic profile can be accessed at https://www.cs.toronto.edu/~mariakakis/.

Alex Mariakakis is a researcher at the University of Toronto focusing on Ubiquitous Computing, Mobile Health, Wearables, and HCI. His work explores the integration of technology into everyday life to improve health outcomes and user experiences. Mariakakis has developed systems for health monitoring, such as BiliScreen for liver and pancreatic disorder detection and PupilScreen for traumatic brain injury assessment. He also investigates the use of wearables and mobile devices for non-invasive diagnostics and mental health support through text messaging and conversational chatbots. His research emphasizes the design of intuitive, accessible technologies that enhance user well-being and medical care.