Aneesha Singh

Aneesha Singh is a professor in the field of Human-Computer Interaction (HCI) at University College London (UCL) and serves as the MSc HCI program director. Her research interests include digital health, affective computing, wearable technologies, and multisensory feedback, focusing on the design, development, and exploration of technologies for personal health and wellbeing in daily life. She earned her PhD in Human-Computer Interaction at UCL and holds an MSc in Evolutionary and Adaptive Systems from the University of Sussex. Outside academic research, Aneesha has worked in roles such as software developer, analyst, project leader, and technology journalist. Her research has been published in numerous top-tier international conferences and journals, with notable contributions in the intersection of chronic pain management and technology design.

• Present·University College London (UCL)·Professor & MSc HCI Program Director
  • Focused on research and teaching in Human-Computer Interaction, digital health, and multisensory technologies.

• Previous | Industry Experience | Software Development, Analyst, and Project Leadership

  • Took part in various technology development projects and worked as a technology journalist.

• [Dates Unknown]·University College London (UCL)·PhD
  • Field: Human-Computer Interaction
• [Dates Unknown]·University of Sussex·MSc
  • Field: Evolutionary and Adaptive Systems