Contact Details Dr. Gavin Doherty
School of Computer Science and Statistics
Trinity College Dublin
Dublin 2.
Ireland.
+353 1 8963858
Gavin.Doherty @ tcd.ie
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By gdoherty, on May 8th, 2019
Machine Learning for the Diagnosis and Treatment of Affective Disorders (ML4AD)
CfP: ACII 2019 WORKSHOP, 3rd SEPTEMBER, CAMBRIDGE UK
In recent years, there has been an increase in interest and explorations of the use of machine learning (ML) to assist in the diagnosis of mental health problems; and for improving access to, engagement with, and the outcomes of, therapeutic treatment. Research has started to explore the identification of mental health problems through inferences about peoples’ behaviours on social media, online searches, or mobile phone app uses; as well as varied approaches to assess, or continuously monitor, a person’s mental health and related symptoms by measuring sleep, mood, stress, social or physical activity via audio, visual or physiological signal processing. Despite great potential, the realization of effective ML-enabled applications for mental health remains a hugely challenging area for research and development.
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By gdoherty, on May 16th, 2018
Last year we ran a summer school on e-Health together with KTH, supported by EIT Health, ACM SIGCHI, and the Adapt Centre. It was a great experience and we put together a short piece for ACM interactions on how it went.
By gdoherty, on January 20th, 2017
Thanks to funding from ACM SIGCHI and The Adapt Centre, we are organising an International Summer School on e-Health and m-Health at Trinity College Dublin, tentatively scheduled for 26th-30th June 2017. The event will be targetted at PhD and new postdoctoral level researchers in HCI, Computer Science, Psychology and the Health Sciences who . . . → Read More: International Summer School on e-Health and m-Health
By gdoherty, on October 24th, 2016
I was delighted to present a keynote at the 10th Irish HCI conference on the 14th of October at the Aula Maxima in UCC. Pictured here are with Prof. John McCarthy, head of Applied Psychology at UCC, event organisers Dr. Conor Linehan and Dr. Nadia Pantidi, keynote speaker Prof. Yvonne Rogers of UCL, . . . → Read More: Keynote at 10th Irish HCI Conference
By gdoherty, on June 8th, 2015
The event will start with a presentation of the results of the WHAAM project on ADHD behaviour monitoring. Following this there will be a mix of short talks on Child and Adolescent Mental Health, and the use of technology in the space, and some interactive sessions to discuss opportunities for future work. It will . . . → Read More: Workshop on technology in child and adolescent mental health and final presentation of WHAAM project for ADHD behaviour monitoring
By gdoherty, on March 12th, 2015
The Irish Research Council have awarded myself and Inspire Ireland (ie.reachout.com) a New Foundations grant to support the International Technology for Wellbeing (T4WB) Conference for 2015. (IRC announcement). The conference will bring together a range of experts in technology, mental health and wellbeing from health services, the voluntary sector and academia.
By gdoherty, on February 4th, 2013
The call for papers for an ACM EICS Workshop on Dynamic And Continuous Computer-Human Interaction has been released:
http://cs.swan.ac.uk/~csparisa/cfp.html
This workshop provides a focal point to the engineering of “continuous” and “dynamic” interaction as means of interfacing with computing systems. We include dynamics because feedback from the devices (e.g. visual, haptic or audio feedback) influences our actions and changes our perceptions over time. Thus we control what we perceive. Continuous interaction is at the heart of the interaction between the human and sensor-based applications such as gesture-controlled applications.
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