Natalia Karhu

I am a doctoral researcher and teaching assistant in the field of Human-Technology Interaction, with a focus on accessibility, multimodal interaction, human augmentation, and wearable technology. I am a member of the Multimodal Interaction Research Group (MMIG), part of the TAUCHI Research Center.

• Researcher in the Augmented Wearable Computing project, focused on human augmentation technologies for defense and industrial applications
• Researcher in the NewWorkTech project, studying accessible technologies to support people with disabilities in their work environments
• Teaching assistant in the master's degree courses HTI.241 - User Interface Design: Principles, Methods, and Tools and HTI.501 - Multimodal Interaction Techniques and Applications

• Human-technology interaction (HTI)
• Human-centered design (HCD)
• User experience (UX)
• Accessibility (A11y)
• Human augmentation
• Wearable technology