Isabel P. S. Qamar

Isabel P. S. Qamar is a researcher working at the intersection of human-computer interaction and materials science. She currently works at WHOOP and previously conducted postdoctoral research at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT). Her research focuses on developing innovative smart interface technologies, including the design and fabrication of large-scale interactive surfaces and sensing devices. One of her notable projects is the SprayableTech system, developed in collaboration with the CSAIL team at MIT, which utilizes functional inks to seamlessly integrate interactive interfaces with physical environments. Her work not only drives advancements in smart homes and smart cities but also opens up greater possibilities and freedom for future interaction design.

• [2020–Present]·WHOOP·Position Undisclosed
  • Currently involved in research at WHOOP, focusing on smart technologies and human-computer interaction.
• [2018–2020]·Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT)·Postdoctoral Researcher
  • Contributed to the research and development of the SprayableTech project, focusing on scalable interactive surfaces using functional ink spray technology.

• [2015–2018]·University of Bristol·PhD
  • Specialized research combining materials science and human-computer interaction.
• [Unknown Time Period]·University of Bristol·Bachelor's/Master's
  • Specific details about the program are not disclosed.