Keiko Katsuragawa

Keiko Katsuragawa is a research scientist specializing in Human-Computer Interaction and Augmented Reality, currently working at the National Research Council Canada. Her research spans a variety of technological areas, including social-emotional learning, gesture interaction design, and applications of artificial intelligence in education and healthcare. She completed her studies at Duke University and gained extensive academic experience as a Research Assistant Professor at the University of Waterloo. Her work has been widely published in top-tier international conferences and journals, particularly in the field of AI-based social-emotional learning games designed for children with autism.

• 2024 - Present·National Research Council Canada·Research Scientist
  • Focused on research and development in Human-Computer Interaction and Artificial Intelligence, advancing applications in social-emotional learning and health technologies.
• May 2015 - October 2018·University of Waterloo·Research Assistant Professor
  • Led research projects in augmented reality and gesture interaction, supervised graduate students, and published numerous academic papers.
• January 2015 - October 2018·Freelance·Independent Researcher
  • Conducted independent research and technological development in areas related to Human-Computer Interaction.

• [Date Unknown]·Duke University·Degree Unknown
  • Focused on studies in computer science and human-computer interaction.