Kim Marriott

Professor Kim Marriott is a Professor in the Department of Computer Science at Monash University and leads the Human-Centred Computing group. His research encompasses accessible graphics, data visualization, immersive analytics, and assistive technology, with a particular focus on using emerging technologies such as mixed reality, artificial intelligence, haptic displays, and 3D printing to provide solutions for delivering graphical content and environmental information to blind or low-vision individuals. He is also actively involved in advancing research on inclusive data comprehension and visualization. Professor Marriott received his PhD in Computer Science from the University of Melbourne in 1989 and worked at the IBM TJ Watson Research Center before joining Monash University in 1993. His research contributions are highly regarded in both academic and technical communities.

• 1993 – Present·Monash University·Professor
  • Leads the Human-Centred Computing group at Monash University, focusing on visualization and assistive technologies research.
• 1989 – 1993·IBM TJ Watson Research Center·Research Scientist
  • Engaged in cutting-edge research in computer science, particularly in constraint-based programming and data visualization.

• 1985 – 1989·University of Melbourne·PhD (Computer Science)
  • Focused on constraint logic programming and visualization technologies.
• 1981 – 1983·University of Melbourne·Bachelor’s Degree (Honours, Computer Science)
  • Graduated with distinction in computer science.