publications

Designing culturally grounded reflection cards that explore self-perception of aging and automated recommendations with older adults in India

N. M. Khanuja, V. Nisi, Y. K. Meena, J. Forlizzi

DIS 2026, pictorial · part two

Operationalizing self-perceptions of aging using reflection probe and SPA design cards with HCI practitioners

N. M. Khanuja, Y. K. Meena, V. Nisi, J. Forlizzi

CHI 2026 Extended Abstracts · part three

Designing aging reflection probes to elicit self-perception of aging (SPA) beliefs of older adults in India

N. M. Khanuja, V. Nisi, J. Forlizzi

DIS 2025, pictorial · part one

Designing technological interventions to enhance self-perceptions of aging (SPA) and well-being of older adults in India

N. M. Khanuja

DIS 2025 Companion, Doctoral Consortium

Understanding aging and SPA experiences of older adults in urban India

two papers under review

Towards fluent interaction with cyber-physical architecture

J. T. Gonzalez, N. M. Khanuja, M. M. Li, M. Guo, L. Olaitan, E. Lau, J. Pugh, A. Ion, S. E. Hudson

CHI 2026 · Best Paper Award · research

Values across contexts: understanding how older adults enact what matters through technology

H. Simão, D. Gonçalves, N. M. Khanuja, V. Nisi, A. Bernardino, T. Guerreiro, J. Forlizzi

CHI 2026

Unremarkable to remarkable AI agent: exploring boundaries of agent intervention for adults with and without cognitive impairment

M. L. Chang, S. Reig, A. Lee, A. Huang, H. Simão, N. Han, N. M. Khanuja, A. U. Mohammad Ali, R. Martinez, J. Zimmerman, J. Forlizzi, A. Steinfeld

Proceedings of the ACM on Human-Computer Interaction, 2025

Dynamic agent affiliation: who should the AI agent work for in the older adult’s care network?

M. L. Chang, A. Lee, N. Han, A. Huang, H. Simão, S. Reig, A. U. Mohammad Ali, R. Martinez, N. M. Khanuja, J. Zimmerman, J. Forlizzi, A. Steinfeld

DIS 2024

Using cultural probes to understand students’ mental wellbeing

N. Khanuja, M. Freire, J. Lameiras, H. Nicolau, J. Forlizzi, V. Nisi

IASDR 2023, pictorial · research