Sunyoung Kim
Director HCI Lab for Health and Sustainability
Associate Professor Department of Library & Information Science, School of Communication & Information
Associate Graduate Faculty Department of Computer Science
Affiliated Faculty School of Arts & Sciences
Core Faculty Member Rutgers Global Health Institute
Rutgers University, the State University of New Jersey
+1 (848) 932-7585
4 Huntington St. Office 329, New Brunswick, New Jersey
sunyoung.kim@rutgers.edu
Associate Professor Department of Library & Information Science, School of Communication & Information
Associate Graduate Faculty Department of Computer Science
Affiliated Faculty School of Arts & Sciences
Core Faculty Member Rutgers Global Health Institute
Rutgers University, the State University of New Jersey
+1 (848) 932-7585 4 Huntington St. Office 329, New Brunswick, New Jersey sunyoung.kim@rutgers.edu
Research Interests
As an HCI researcher, I design, build, and evaluate ubiquitous computing technologies that can promote positive changes towards everyday health, well-being, and environmental sustainability.
Application areas: Chronic healthcare, Everyday health and wellbeing, Healthy aging, Citizen science, Technology empowerment, Environmental sustainability, Environmental protection, Community wellbeing
Announcement
I am looking for engaging and self-motivated students to work with me. If you are interested in working with me, send an email to me at sunyoung.kim@rutgers.edu with your CV and a brief description of your previous research experiences & current research interests.
news & Updates
- I will be serving on an Associate Papers Chair for The ACM CHI Conference on Human Factors in Computing Systems (CHI) 2021.
- I will be serving on an Associate Papers Chair for EAI International Conference on Pervasive Computing Technologies for Healthcare (Pervasive Health) 2020.
- I will be serving on an Associate Papers Chair for The ACM conference on Designing Interactive Systems (DIS) 2020.
- I won a 2910 Busch Biomedical Grant for the project, “Creating a novel indoor air quality monitoring tool for children with asthma” ($39,963).
- My paper, “SwellFit: Developing A Wearable Sensor for Monitoring Peripheral Edema”, was nominated for a best paper at HICSS 2019.
Recent publications
- , Stanton, K., Park, Y., & Thomas, S. (2022). “A Mobile App for Children With Asthma to Monitor Indoor Air Quality (AirBuddy): Development and Usability Study,” JMIR Formative Research. 6(5): e37118
- Kim, S., Yao, W., & Du, X. (2022). “Exploring older adults' adoption and use of a tablet computer during COVID-19: Longitudinal qualitative study,” JMIR Aging. 5(1): e32957
- Kim, S., & Sohanchyk, G. (2022). “Exploring Children's Engagement in Monitoring Indoor Air Quality: Longitudinal Study,” JMIR Formative Research6(1): e32404
- Kim, S., Park, Y., & Ackerman, M.K. (2021). “Designing an Indoor Air Quality Monitoring App for Asthma Management in Children: User-Centered Design Approach,” JMIR Formative Research (5)9: e27447.
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