Michael Correll
Research Associate Professor
Bridging the gap between complex data systems and end-users, using cutting-edge, user-centric data visualization.
Human-data interaction (HDI) is an advanced data-centric practice that prioritizes transparency, user-centric design and data visualization to maximize the value derived from data. HDI bridges the gap between complex data systems and end-users, making data more accessible, understandable, and actionable.
We empower our partners to effectively utilize their data to solve problems that matter. Our HDI solutions combine advanced technology, intricate data science, and user-centric design to create data tools and systems that are user-friendly, efficient, and engaging. We assist your team in envisioning future tools for internal and external use, through rapid creation of interface prototypes and visual analytics tools, and evaluation of their usability for your specific context. These tools and systems are designed to support your team’s scientific data analysis, facilitate stakeholder communications, foster more effective decision-making processes, and ultimately streamline your operations.
Human-Data Interaction is versatile and can be tailored to a variety of industry-specific applications, including:
Michael Correll
Research Associate Professor
Cliff Forlines
Research Associate Professor
Hari Palani
Associate Research Scientist, Data Visualization
Melanie Tory
Director of Human Data Interaction Research
MaineHealth partnered with the Roux Institute’s Melanie Tory, director of data visualization research, and Rai Winslow, director of life science and medical research. Together, they created the HEART project, turning a reactive model into a proactive one.
These scientists at Jackson Laboratory needed a better way to discover each other’s work. They partnered with Northeastern information designers to make this happen.
To create the optimal learning program for your team, contact us. Together, we’ll identify your skills gaps. Then we’ll plan a workshop, webinar, or program to provide your workforce with the latest in technological knowledge and capabilities.