Kurtis Danyluk

Kurtis Danyluk is a PhD student at the University of Calgary, focusing on research in Human-Computer Interaction (HCI), data visualization, virtual reality (VR), and augmented reality (AR). His research areas include micro-gesture interaction, navigation in virtual environments, and the design of virtual data visualizations. He has authored numerous papers for international conferences and has participated in the research and development of various immersive interaction technologies. His work centers on addressing interaction challenges between virtual and physical environments, aiming to create more efficient and intuitive user interfaces.

• 2025–Present·Data Experience Lab, University of Calgary·PhD Researcher
  • Conduct research on interaction design in virtual and augmented reality; developed prototypes for micro-gesture interactions in AR maps.

• 2020–Present·University of Calgary·PhD
  • Focused on Human-Computer Interaction and Information Visualization
• 2018–2020·University of Calgary·Master's
  • Researched navigation techniques and user experiences in virtual reality environments