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Srujana Golla is a Master’s student in Creative Technology and Design at ���������� Boulder’s ATLAS Institute, exploring the intersection of HCI, UX research, and AI-driven interactions. Her research focuses on neuro design for accessibility, investigating how brain-computer interfaces (BCIs) and cognitive science shape user experiences. She is also exploring the role of biomaterials in sustainable design, integrating technology and human-centered approaches to create more inclusive and resilient environments. Additionally, she is working on UX research for AI-powered smart assistants, applying qualitative and quantitative methods to enhance usability and inclusivity. Passionate about interdisciplinary problem-solving, she blends UX, AI, and design thinking to drive innovation that prioritizes accessibility, user well-being, and emerging technologies.

Publications

Eldy S. Lazaro Vasquez,��Viola Arduini,��Etta W Sandry,��Srujana Golla,��Laura Devendorf, and��Mirela Alistar. 2025. “”. In:��Companion of the 2025 ACM International Joint Conference on Pervasive and Ubiquitous Computing (UbiComp Companion ’25). (Espoo, Finland, October 12–16, 2025).