Université Paris 8 · CHArt / THIM · CNU 61
I study how to develop digital tools and interfaces that adapt to users and the way they use them. My research combines digital accessibility, signal processing and human–computer interaction.
Head of the ICH department and Director of the MIASHS Master’s programme – Technology and Disability track.
An adapted representation can change how an image is explored. In this work, graphic and haptic granularity can be customised for touchscreen exploration by sighted or blind users.
I study multi-level visual, interactive and tactile representations to make images and digital documents more accessible.
Methods and work in area 1This work combines visual cues and physiological measures to study fatigue using machine learning.
Methods and work in area 2I explore natural and synthetic data augmentation for physical-action classification using deep learning.
Methods and work in area 3Y. Gordienko, N. Gordienko, V. Taran, A. Rojbi, S. Telenyk & S. Stirenko.
S. Rojbi, A. Rojbi & M. S. Gouider.
In the MIASHS Master’s programme, students work on accessible web development, IoT, cloud systems and projects carried out with non-profit or partner organisations.
Courses and student projectsI head the Engineering – Cognition – Disability department and direct the MIASHS Master’s programme and its Technology and Disability track, while contributing to international cooperation across the faculty.
Profile and responsibilitiesCurrent work
A concise view of current research and open forms of academic cooperation.
Recent work on EEG data augmentation and model robustness for physical-action classification.
View the research areaMobility programmes, joint teaching and academic cooperation with international partners.
View projects and cooperationPotential cooperation in digital accessibility, assistive technology, AI, mobility and joint supervision.
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