Jason Wiese

Jason Wiese is an Associate Professor at the Kahlert School of Computing at the University of Utah. His research focuses on human-computer interaction, personal data, and health informatics. He leads the Personal Data and Empowerment Research Lab, aiming to improve people's quality of life through technology, with a particular emphasis on leveraging personal data and designing Just-in-Time Adaptive Interventions (JITAIs). Jason’s research spans various areas, including air quality monitoring, cancer care, technological support for spinal cord injuries, and quadriplegia. His work advances the analysis and application of health data while offering innovative insights into user-centered design approaches, garnering widespread recognition from both academia and industry.

• 2024–Present·University of Utah·Associate Professor
  • Serving as an Associate Professor at the Kahlert School of Computing, leading the Personal Data and Empowerment Research Lab, and focusing on HCI research.
• 2016–2024·University of Utah·Assistant Professor
  • Conducted research on personal data management and intelligent technologies, advancing the application of health data.
• 2015–2016·Fuji Xerox Palo Alto Research Lab·Visiting Research Scientist
  • Focused on research in environmental sensing and data visualization.
• August–December 2024·University of Washington·Visiting Scholar
  • Participated in collaborative research in computer science and engineering.

• 2008–2015·Carnegie Mellon University·PhD
  • Field of Study: Human-Computer Interaction and Computer Science
• 2008–2014·Carnegie Mellon University·MS
  • Field of Study: Computer Science
• 2003–2008·University of California, San Diego·BS
  • Field of Study: Computer Science