I teach and research at the University of Melbourne on technology, health and emotion.
Current
- Health Subcommittee co-chair for CHI 2023
- workshop on The Future of Emotion in Human-Computer Interaction
- seminar on How the CHI Conference Works
Recent Publications
- Peyton et al. (2023) A co-designed website (FindWays) to improve mental health literacy of parents of children with mental health problems: protocol for a pilot randomised controlled trial. PLOS ONE.
- Webber, S., Kelly, R., Wadley, G., Smith, W. (accepted) Engaging with Nature through Technology: a Scoping Review of HCI Research. CHI 2023
- Shi, Y., Koval, P., Kostakos, V., Goncalves, J., Wadley, G. (2022) "Instant Happiness": Smartphones as Tools for Everyday Emotion Regulation. International Journal of Human-Computer Studies.
- Wadley, G., Kostakos, V., Koval, P., Smith, W., Webber, S., Cox, A., Gross, J., Höök, K., Mandryk, R. & Slovák, P. (2022) The Future of Emotion in Human-Computer Interaction . CHI '22 Extended Abstracts
- Smith, W., Wadley, G., Webber, S., Tag, B., Kostakos, V., Koval, P., and Gross, J. (2022) Digital Emotion Regulation in Everyday Life. Proceedings of CHI 2022
Media
- guest on ABC Big Ideas Immersive mindfulness: Can real life compare with digital worlds?
- article in Pursuit on "digital emotion regulation"
- article in Pursuit on researching taxi driver health
- article in Pursuit on digital interventions for youth mental health
- article in The Conversation on technology addiction
- interview on digital emotion regulation on Current Directions in Psychological Science podcast
- article on teaching digital emotion regulation in the Association for Psychological Science Observer
- article on practical uses for VR for the Australian Academy of Science
- reviewed Edward Slingerland's book Drunk: How We Sipped, Danced, and Stumbled Our Way to Civilization
- spoke on 3CR about indie music compilations
- spoke with Computer Weekly UK, The Australian Financial Review, The Age, ABC News, Medical Republic and 3CR Breakfast about VR interventions for mental health
- spoke with The New Daily about social media addiction
- spoke with JJJ Hack and 2SER about videogames and mental health
Qualifications
- Computer Science (BSc, Qld)
- Cognitive Science (MSc, Melb)
- Human-Computer Interaction (PhD, Melb)
- Graduate Certificate in University Teaching (Melb)
Contact
- email: greg.wadley at unimelb.edu.au
- office:
School of Computing and Information Systems
Level 5, Melbourne Connect
700 Swanston Street
University of Melbourne, VIC 3010, Australia