Zaidat Ibrahim

Zaidat Ibrahim is a Ph.D. student in Informatics at Indiana University, specializing in the design and application of women’s health technologies, particularly at the intersection of religion and health behaviors. Her research aims to develop technologies that support women’s reproductive and maternal health journeys, while considering the impact of religious cultural beliefs on health monitoring. She has presented notable papers at major international conferences, such as the CHI Conference, exploring topics such as menstrual tracking, religious practices, and personal informatics. Zaidat’s work has received considerable recognition from her peers and has earned numerous honorable mentions.

• 2025 – Present·Rai Institute·Researcher
  • Focused on the design and study of women’s health technologies, exploring how religious beliefs influence personal health monitoring.
• Previous | Microsoft Research | Researcher
  • Engaged in research related to informatics and health technologies.

• 2020 – Present·Indiana University·Doctoral Degree
  • Studying Informatics with a focus on Human-Computer Interaction and women’s health technologies.
• Previous | University of California, Berkeley | Bachelor’s Degree
  • Major in Computer Science and Information Technology.