Health Tech for the People Graduate Fellowship on Ethics of Health Technology

Health Technology for the People (HT4P), funded by IALS/CPHM, is a new research foci on the ethics of technology and accountable, human-centered design, evaluation and translation of health monitoring technologies for the public interest.

HT4P is a graduate student fellows program. We are excited to announce the Graduate Student Fellows for Spring 2024. Each fellow will receive up to $1500, with a minimum award of $1000.

• Bhawana Chhaglani-College of Information & Computer Sciences (Shenoy lab)
• Truc Do-Psychological and Brain Sciences (Grabell lab)
• Cory Gatrall-School of Nursing (Walker lab)
• Xiao Liu-College of Information & Computer Sciences (Guan lab)
• Miaomiao Shen-School of Nursing (Walker lab)
• Yuzhen Zhang-Food Science (He lab)

The purpose of the HT4P graduate fellowship is to encourage graduate students to integrate considerations of ethics of technology and accountable, human-centered design, evaluation and translation of health monitoring technologies for the public interest into their program of research with mentorship support and community.