Winslow Burleson
Winslow Burleson
Winslow Burleson is an Assistant Professor in the Arts Media and Engineering (AME) Program with a joint appointment in the Department of Computer Science and Engineering (CSE) at Arizona State University. His research centers on human computer interaction and its applications in the domains of affective computing, creative computing, design engineering, and the digital media arts. He earned his Ph.D. at the MIT Media Lab where he worked with the Affective Computing Group and the Context-Aware Computing Group. He has worked with the USER Group at IBM's Almaden Research Center and holds a Master of Science degree from Stanford University's Mechanical Engineering Product Design Program. At Stanford he served as a lecturer on brainstorming, creativity, and visual thinking. Prior work included curriculum development at the SETI Institute, co-principal investigator on the Hubble Space Telescope's Investigation of Binary Asteroids, and consultant to UNICEF and the World Scout Bureau on Healthy Lifestyles for Youth. He holds a bachelor's degree in physics from Rice University.
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