Digital Health

Based in the Human-Computer Interaction group, I collaborate with health researchers and practioners to design and evaluate interventions for a range of physical and psychosocial health conditions.

Human-Computer Interaction

I employ user-centred design and evaluation techniques to support projects ranging from Indigenous-led technology to climate change mitigation.

Emotion and its Regulation

I study how people use technology to manage their emotions, inspired by interdisciplinary research on emotion regulation and pharmaceutical tools.

Virtual Worlds

My PhD examined how people communicate and collaborate in online virtual worlds.

Current Events

• Health Subcommittee co-chair for CHI 2022
• teaching into UM's Applied Learning Healthcare Systems short course
• co-organising UbiComp 2021 workshop on Making Sense of Emotion Sensing
• academic panel for ANAT Spectra 2021
• wrote a blurb for Edward Slingerland's excellent new book Drunk: How We Sipped, Danced, and Stumbled Our Way to Civilization

Recent Publications

• Dutch et al. (accepted) Clinical decision support for increased-risk organ transplants: participatory design. Accepted for OzCHI 2021.
• Kelly et al. (2021) "It's About Missing Much More Than the People": How Students use Digital Technologies to Alleviate Homesickness. CHI 2021 (Honorable Mention award)
• Wadley et al. (2020) Digital Emotion Regulation. Current Directions in Psychological Science, 29(4), 412-418
• Dourish et al. (2020) On Being Iterated: The Affective Demands of Design Participation. CHI 2020. (Best Paper award)
• Seabrook et al. (2020) Understanding how virtual reality can support mindfulness practice: Mixed methods study. JMIR. 22(3):e16106

(list of pubs)

Contact

• email: greg.wadley at unimelb.edu.au

• Google Scholar profile

• office: School of Computing and Information Systems
  Room 5321
  Melbourne Connect
  700 Swanston Street
  Carlton, VIC 3053, Australia