Faculty

Gilbert Bernstein
gilbocs.washington.edu
Computer Graphics, Vision, Animation, & Game Science, Fabrication, Programming Languages & Software Engineering
Development of domain specific languages and high-performance tools for simulation, optimization, hardware design, and fabrication
Lauren Bricker
CSE 552
brickercs.washington.edu
Fabrication, Teaching
Vikram Iyer
vsiyercs.washington.edu
Computer Systems & Networking, Fabrication, Robotics, Wireless & Sensor Systems
Wireless systems for ultra-low power and battery-free communication and sensing; bio-inspired and bio-integrative systems; insect-scale robotics.
Jeffrey Lipton
jiliptoncs.washington.edu
Adjunct, Mechanical Engineering
Fabrication, Robotics
3D printing, materials robotics and robotics for carpentry
Jennifer Mankoff
CSE2 211
jmankoffcs.washington.edu
Fabrication, Human-Computer Interaction & Accessible Technology, Ubiquitous Computing

Human-computer interaction, accessibility, 3D printing of custom assistive technologies

Shwetak Patel
CSE 650
shwetakcs.washington.edu
Allen School Associate Director of Research & Innovation and Washington Research Foundation Entrepreneurship Endowed Professor in Computer Science & Engineering and Electrical Engineering
Fabrication, Human-Computer Interaction & Accessible Technology, Wireless & Sensor Systems, Ubiquitous Computing

Health, ubiquitous computing, sensing, human-computer interaction, embedded systems

Zachary Tatlock
CSE2 201
ztatlockcs.washington.edu
Fabrication, Programming Languages & Software Engineering
Compilers, 3D CAD, Verification, Synthesis

Postdocs

Alexandra (Sasha) Portnova
aport6cs.washington.edu
Fabrication, Human-Computer Interaction & Accessible Technology, Machine Learning

I am excited about projects where engineering solutions meet medical needs, specifically those that enable individuals with disabilities interact with the world around them in a more inclusive environment. In the past, I have worked on developing affordable and customizable orthotic devices for individuals with spinal cord injuries and attempted to simplify control methods for complex prosthetic hands. As a postdoc at UW, I hope to harness the advancements in metamaterials and smart textiles to create custom solutions for assistance and rehabilitation needs of individuals with disabilities.