Human Motion Capture, Human Motion Analysis Human-Computer Interaction Gestural interaction Digital health, connected health Gait analysis, falls prevention Aging users, accessibility

• Human-Computer Interaction
• Interaction Design
• Multimedia Industry Perspectives

• AR/VR Design
• User interfaces for Web

Dr Motti Ader isandnbsp;a lecturer and researcher in Human-Computer Interaction (HCI), inandnbsp;theandnbsp;Interaction Design Centreandnbsp;and Dept. of Computer Science and Information Systems (CSIS), at University of Limerick. Dr Motti Ader hasandnbsp;over 20 years experience on digital media, programming and web.andnbsp;After a professional high school (CTI, UNESP-Bauru, Brazil, 2000-2001), she completed her undergraduate studies on Image and Sound (UFSCar, Brazil, 2002-2005) with a scholarship to develop research and outreach projects in web accessibility, 3D navigation and interactive exhibitions. She holds a Master degree in Arts and Digital Media (University of Paris, France, 2007-2010) andandnbsp;a PhD in Human-Computer Interaction (HCI) from University of Toulouse, France (2012-2016). The originality of her PhD thesis work was the use of motion capture technologies to study the movements of older adults during interaction with touchscreen. After her PhD, she was awarded a MSCA Career-Fit Postdoctoral Research fellowship and joined the School of Public Health, Physiotherapy and Sports Sciences atandnbsp;University College Dublin, Ireland (2017-2020). During her postdoctoral research, sheandnbsp;initiated collaboration with industry partners on the design of digital health interventions (UCD, Insight Centre, CeADAR - Centre for Data Analytics, andandnbsp;Kinesis Health Technologies Ltd., Dublin) Dr Motti Ader joined UL in 2021 as Assistant Professor. In 2022, she started a research project funded byandnbsp;SFI Industry RDI fellowship (2022-2024) inandnbsp;partnership with Analog Devices International (ADI).andnbsp; Her core research interests are HCI, human motion analysis and educational technologies. She has experience in supervision ofandnbsp;interdisciplinary research projects, with undergraduate and postgraduate students. She is co-chair ofandnbsp; Athena SWAN initiatives in CSIS and Lero@UL, and involved in many initiatives supporting young people in STEM2D and career development for women in academia.andnbsp;