Timothy Neate

Timothy Neate is a Senior Lecturer in the Department of Informatics at King's College London and a UKRI Future Leaders Fellowship researcher. He specializes in the study of Human-Computer Interaction (HCI) and accessibility technologies, addressing complex communication needs through assistive technology innovation. By leveraging artificial intelligence, wearable technologies (e.g., smartwatches, augmented reality headsets), and interactive design, he strives to enhance the quality of life for users facing communication barriers. Timothy collaborates with various organizations, including Microsoft Research and Aphasia Re-Connect, actively promoting policy advancements in assistive technology. His research spans multi-screen interaction experiences, AI-driven health portal design, and creating personalized technical solutions for stroke recovery patients.

• 2024–Present·King's College London·Senior Lecturer (Associate Professor)
  • Leads research in Human-Computer Interaction and assistive technologies, developing various technical solutions to address communication challenges.
  • Collaborates with industry and charitable partners to advance policy and technological improvements.
• 2023–2024·King's College London·Lecturer
  • Focused on researching accessibility technologies and medical data-driven interaction design.

• 2014–2017·Swansea University·PhD, Computer Science