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My work on Human-Centered Computing is situated at the intersection of computer science, cognitive science and the health sciences. I am a computer scientist who investigates tools, techniques and infrastructure supporting the deployment of innovative interactive multimodal and tangible devices in context, and an ethnographer using novel methods for studying and quantifying the cognitive consequences of the introduction of this technology in the everyday life. In my current work I am developing theory and methods, designing and implementing prototypes, and evaluating the effectiveness of interactive multimodal physical-digital systems such as pen-based and touch-based devices, depth-cameras (e.g. Kinect), wearable and ubiquitous computing (e.g Google Glass), as well as mobile devices and interactive information visualization, to introduce novel ways to support critical settings within the realm of Healthcare. More information: http://weibel.ucsd.edu

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