Ebrahim Babaei

Ebrahim Babaei is a researcher at the University of Melbourne specializing in Human-Computer Interaction and physiological signal sensing. His research focuses on the analysis and detection of cognitive states through various sensing technologies such as eye tracking and EDA sensors. He has published several papers at top-tier conferences like CHI, covering topics such as attention state monitoring, cognitive workload estimation, and multimodal interaction. His work aims to advance cognitive sensing systems to enhance user interaction experiences and boost productivity.

• Present·University of Melbourne·Researcher
  • Conducting research in the field of Human-Computer Interaction, specifically in sensing and modeling cognitive states.

• Unknown·University of Melbourne·PhD
  • Research area: Human-Computer Interaction and physiological signal sensing.