Faculty of Computer Science

Dr. Rina Wehbe

Assistant Professor

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My research clusters: HCI, Visualization & Graphics

I have fellowship opportunities available

Email: rina.wehbe@dal.ca
Mailing Address:

Location: Room 4216, Mona Campbell Building

Dalhousie University
6050 University Avenue
PO BOX 15000
Halifax, NS B3H 4R2
Canada

Research Topics:

Games4change
Learning and Education
Affective Computing
User Difficulty
Expert Users
Animal-computer Interaction

Bio:	Open collaboration opportunities avaliable for industry, not-for-profit, charitable, and government agencies. Wehbe’s research is driven by the desire to drive social change for the good of all humans. Research directions include the education of individuals, promotion of equitable thought, and persuasive methods. I am interested in augmenting public space using technology to promote community education and collaboration. I also am interested in research on usable privacy; animal-computer interaction; equity and inclusion in STEM; and more. Her additional research interests include Games4Change, learning and education, affective computing, user difficulty, and expert users. She applies her work to both the domains of games, interface design, and productivity applications. Her unique interdisciplinary background B.Sc. Psychology and M.Sc. Computer Science informs her work.

Bio:

Open collaboration opportunities avaliable for industry, not-for-profit, charitable, and government agencies.

Wehbe’s research is driven by the desire to drive social change for the good of all humans. Research directions include the education of individuals, promotion of equitable thought, and persuasive methods. I am interested in augmenting public space using technology to promote community education and collaboration. I also am interested in research on usable privacy; animal-computer interaction; equity and inclusion in STEM; and more.

Her additional research interests include Games4Change, learning and education, affective computing, user difficulty, and expert users. She applies her work to both the domains of games, interface design, and productivity applications. Her unique interdisciplinary background B.Sc. Psychology and M.Sc. Computer Science informs her work.