Md. Romael Haque

MD Romael Haque is a researcher specializing in Human-Computer Interaction (HCI) and digital privacy, currently serving as a Visiting Assistant Professor in the Department of Computer Science at Purdue University Fort Wayne. His research focuses on the responsible design of technology, particularly evaluating the societal impact of mobile mental health applications and artificial intelligence. As a PhD candidate at Marquette University, he has developed and implemented research protocols at the intersection of technology and society, aiming to enhance user experience and provide design recommendations for developers. His work often involves vulnerable populations and is currently collaborating with U.S. veterans to develop mobile technologies that improve peer support interventions. Dr. Romael Haque's research integrates qualitative and quantitative methods, covering areas such as user experience, privacy design, and mental health support.

• 2024 – Present·Purdue University Fort Wayne·Visiting Assistant Professor, Department of Computer Science
  • Responsible for teaching and research, with focus areas including Human-Computer Interaction, privacy design, and digital health technologies.

• 2024·Marquette University·Doctor of Philosophy (PhD)
  • Field: Computer Science, with a research focus on recommendation system design for mental health mobile applications.
• Previous | Details on undergraduate and master’s degrees not provided