Hailey Mah | Sensory Perception & Interaction, Research Group

Hailey Mah

Undergraduate Student

haileylm@shaw.ca

Hailey Mah is an undergraduate student pursuing a Bachelor of Media Studies, with a minor in Computer Science. Across her work, she is interested in how technologically mediated experiences affect the ways we communicate, emote, and relate to the world.

She is currently working on a project with Laura Cang and Paul Bucci to create a model of emotional transitions using EEG.

Year Departed

2019

Publications

Cang XL, Guerra RR, Guta B, Bucci P, Rodgers L, Mah H, Feng Q, Agrawal A, MacLean K. "FEELing (key)Pressed: Implicit Touch Pressure Bests Brain Activity in Modelling Emotion Dynamics in the Space Between Stressed and Relaxed." IEEE Transactions on Haptics
Cang XL, Guerra RR, Bucci P, Guta B, MacLean K, Rodgers L, Mah H, Hsu S, Feng Q, Zhang C, Agrawal A. "Choose or Fuse: Enriching Data Views with Multi-label Emotion Dynamics." In 2022 10th Int'l Conf ACII, IEEE.
Bucci, P.H., Cang, X.L., Mah, H., Rodgers, L., MacLean, K.E. “Real Emotions Don’t Stand Still: Toward Ecologically Viable Representation of Affective Interaction,” Affective Computing and Intelligent Interfaces, 2019.