ROC HCI

Human-Computer Interaction Research Lab at the University of Rochester.

[MIT Media Lab @medialab]

Congratulations to Media Lab alum @ehsan_hoque on being inducted into the American Institute for Medical and Biological Engineering (@AIMBE) College of Fellows as part of the 2026 class! https://t.co/1BtjEZyKmI

[Hajim School of Engineering & Applied Sciences @ur_engineering]

"The most dangerous feeds are not the ones that upset us, but the ones that convince us we are always right," says @UofR PhD student Adiba Proma. New #URochesterResearch says slight design tweaks could reduce echo chambers on social media @rochci https://t.co/rtpwI6aWyr

[Spectrum News 1 ROC @SPECNews1ROC]

A University of Rochester computer science grad student is collecting data for research that could allow AI to detect the early signs of Parkinson's disease from your home. https://t.co/dDAs1tVFgN

[Hajim School of Engineering & Applied Sciences @ur_engineering]

A great look at how @UofR computer scientists are developing #AI tools to expand access to screening for Parkinson's Disease, helping people receive critical early care. #URochesterResearch @ehsan_hoque @rochci

[ROC HCI @rochci]

Congrats to Junjie Zhao on receiving an Honorable Mention for the CRA Outstanding Undergraduate Researcher Award

From advancing SOPHIE (our AI virtual patient for medical training) to winning the pumpkin-carving award 🎃Junjie proves versatility.

From pumpkins to patients.

[University of Rochester @UofR]

Congratulations to Professor @ehsan_hoque on being named one of five finalists for the 2025 Letten Prize!

The Letten Prize celebrates early-career researchers making a real-world difference — and Professor Hoque's work exemplifies that mission. #URochesterResearch

[MIT Media Lab @medialab]

Congratulations to Media Lab alum @ehsan_hoque, now a professor at @UofR, on being named as a finalist for the 2025 @lettenprize! https://t.co/bAAWFJWsy3

[Labroots @Labroots]

“Research shows that nearly 89 percent of people with Parkinson’s have a deformity in their voice that can be indicative of the disease, making speech a strong starting point for digital screening,” said Tariq Adnan. https://t.co/L0N8BUTYak

[Daniel Melendez @danielM1960]

AI Pinpoints Parkinson’s Risk From Simple Voice Test.

Researchers at the University of Rochester developed an AI system that detects early signs of Parkinson’s disease using speech analysis from a single English pangram. Published in npj Parkinson’s Disease, the tool analyzes subtle vocal changes—often preceding motor symptoms—and achieved 85.7% accuracy using a web-based microphone interface.

https://t.co/lkNoItNAf7 More articles like this? https://t.co/KvVzMBfIcx #Futureloop

[Alex Nguyen @AlexNguyen65]

A new AI-powered, speech-based screening tool could help people assess whether they are showing signs of Parkinson's disease at home. https://t.co/CXt6hN0Exp

[Hackster.io @Hacksterio]

Speaking for just a few seconds is enough for this AI-powered, web-based tool to tell you if you are likely to develop Parkinson's disease.
https://t.co/b1QI5eSHDV

[Parkinson's News Today @parkinsonstory]

Researchers developed an AI algorithm that uses speech analysis to detect subtle markers of Parkinson's disease. https://t.co/tpLH9qOmDa

[Luke Auburn @lukeauburn]

A @UofR computer science PhD student from the @rochci lab spoke to Newsweek about their new AI-powered, speech-based screening tool could help people assess whether they are showing signs of Parkinson's disease at home @ur_engineering #URochesterResearch https://t.co/lY4FBlpaek

[University of Rochester @UofR]

What if Alexa detected Parkinson's?

Grad students at @ur_engineering have outlined a speech-based AI tool to screen for signs of neurodegenerative disease

It's another way Rochester researchers are harnessing AI for the public good https://t.co/ji0nUPV7gU

#URochesterResearch

[Eurasia Review @EurasiaReview]

Can Amazon Alexa Or Google Home Help Detect Parkinson’s? https://t.co/fIM3vP6OuK

[McKnight's Senior Living @_McKnightsSL]

Could artificial intelligence voice technologies, such as Amazon Alexa and Google Home, help in the early detection of Parkinson’s disease? Authors of a new study believe so.

https://t.co/zX8JbYquji #tech #seniorliving #olderadults #seniorcare #seniorlivingcommunities #AI

[ROC HCI @rochci]

Do you remember when you joined X? I do! #MyXAnniversary

[Alarm Radio Monitoring @AlarmRadioMo]

Can Amazon Alexa or Google Home help detect Parkinson's?
#parkinsons #ParkinsonsDisease
https://t.co/sH4oE5gJDu

[Luke Auburn @lukeauburn]

Could Alexa help people find out if they have Parkinson's disease? Computer scientists at @UofR developed a speech-based AI tool that can screen for a key indicator of the neurodegenerative disease #URochesterResearch Story:https://t.co/pV5IiAd0dZ
Study: https://t.co/rm4VzXDlhc

[Temerty Centre for AI in Medicine (T-CAIREM) @UofT_TCAIREM]

#AI-Enabled #Parkinson’s #Disease Screening Using Smile Videos

https://t.co/yzZOCtPSVS

#MedTwitter #AImedicine #AI #HealthAI #AIinHealthcare #MedTech