- Senior Lecturer, University of Melbourne
- Coordinator, Bachelor of Design, UX major
- Chair, Research Ethics Committee
I research collaboratively across computing, psychology and medical disciplines. This includes co-design and evaluation of digital interventions for health and mental health conditions. I have co-chaired the CHI Health Subcommittee (2022-3) and co-organised CHI symposia on Computing and Mental Health (2016-9).
Current Events
- presented keynote at UbiComp 2024 workshop on Mental Health Sensing and Intervention
- presented at National Indigenous Engineering Summit
- Long Paper co-chair at OzCHI 2024
Qualifications
- PhD (Human-Computer Interaction)
- MSc (Cognitive Science)
- BSc (Computer Science)
- Graduate Certificate in University Teaching
Contact
- email: greg.wadley at unimelb.edu.au
- office:
School of Computing and Information Systems
Melbourne Connect
700 Swanston Street
University of Melbourne, VIC 3010, Australia
Media
- article in The Conversation on using technology to manage emotion
- article in The Conversation on Apple's new mood-tracking feature
- article in Pursuit on Your phone, your emotions, and everyday life
- article in Pursuit on AI and the music industry
- spoke about digital emotion regulation with Neil Mitchell on 3AW, Warwick Long on ABC Radio Melbourne, Dustin Skipworth on ABC Radio Perth, Oliver Peterson on 6PR, Craig Francis on Southern FM, Warren on Joy-FM Drive, Lisa Marckum on ABC South-East NSW, Jonathon Kendall on ABC Statewide Victoria, Anna Houlahan at the Canberra Times
- panellist on ABC Big Ideas Immersive mindfulness: Can real life compare with digital worlds?
- article in Pursuit on Do devices help us regulate our emotions?
- article in Pursuit on researching taxi driver health
- article in The Conversation on technology addiction
- interview on digital emotion regulation on Current Directions in Psychological Science podcast
- article on teaching about 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