I am an Associate Professor and William H. Hartwig Fellow in the 
The Chandra Family Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering at 
The University of Texas at Austin, where I direct the Human Signals lab. My research focuses on human-centered sensing and machine perception using wearable and ubiquitous technologies. My students and I explore how to build computational systems that make sense of people; intelligent systems that recognize and model people's behaviors and activities, health conditions, emotional state, surronding context, social interactions and more. I am affiliated with 
DICE, 
bioECE and 
SES. I am also a member of 
WNCG, 
iMAGiNE and a faculty affiliate of 
CAPS. I am an Editor of 
IMWUT and Steering Committee Chair for 
UbiComp.  
        Interested in research positions and opportunities? Please visit the page for 
prospective students. 
          
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            Audio Embeddings PaperAcoustic sensing has been a research interest of ours for several years. Alice recently published a paper titled "Transformation of Audio Embeddings into Interpretable, Concept-Based Representations". For more details, check the 
paper. 
Jun 2025
            LLMs and Data AnnotationWe have been exploring how LLMs might have an impact in activity recognition. Sloke has conducted studies centered on how they might change data annotation. For more details, check the 
paper, which will be presented at the 
CHASE 2024 conference. The paper is titled "Leveraging Large Language Models to Annotate Activities of Daily Living Captured with Egocentric Vision". 
Feb 2024
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