Here are some of the courses I teach/have taught. The courses I am teaching are the first ones. Most of the content is online as well as on my Youtube playlists. If you are taking one of my classes, you can get to the course website from here. Swipe sideways to show more
Health disparities are, in some dimensions, a problem of information access. My research sits at the intersection of artificial intelligence, human computer interaction and education to advance cancer health equity through intelligent user interfaces purposefully designed to interact with marginalized, low-literacy communities. Check the following projects:
Previous projects:
Some of these projects have been on the national and international press: Check my interview with Le Monde,L'Atelier and this article in the New Scientist.
I am an associate professor of health informatics and data science, and of surgey at Loyola University Chicago. I usually am at CTRE 425. My email is fiacobelli@luc.edu
I am affiliated with the Center for Advancing Safety and Machine Intelligence -CASMI-. I previously taught in the Computer Science Department at Northeastern Illinois University. I got my undergraduate degree in Systems Engineer and Informatics at Universidad Diego Portales in Santiago, Chile. A masters degree in Computer Science at DePaul University with a concentration in AI; I got a Ph.D. in Computer Science at the Infolab, in the Computer Science department of Northwestern University. Other interests include: Computational linguistics and enhancing social interactions with technology that can help make a difference, such as intelligent tutoring systems and other aspects of AI applied to the education of children. In the past I worked developing Virtual Peers for minority children with Justine Cassell at the ArticuLab.
Here's my CV