Our projects focus on the design, development, and evaluation of interactive tools that aim to positively shape human behavior through a user-empowerment approach. Our research spans multiple domains, methods, populations, contexts, and interaction paradigms. Each project is therefore tagged to reflectwhat problemsit targets and which sociotechnical approaches we employ to develop solutions, as well as who might use or be impacted by such engineered technologies, where that technology would be used, and how people will interactwith and through the technology. To filter to projects that are recruiting, use the toggle to the left. You can express interest in getting involved in those projects by filling out our recruiting form: dartgo.org/empowerlab-apply
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The lab is currently focused on the following projects. Click on a project for more details, including associated people, publications, and recruiting opportunities.
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While the lab is no longer actively working on the following projects, we remain interested in these topics and are happy to discuss opportunities to take these ideas in new directions.
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