Matthew Clark

March: I presented my dissertation plans at the PhD Forum at IEEE PerCom 2025 in Washington, DC.

February: I was honored to be a guest speaker at UVA's Women in Computing Sciences (WICS) Hackathon!

February: Our paper "Predicting the Severity of Anxiety in Adolescents Through Passively Sensed Behaviors" was accepted to IEEE/ACM CHASE 2025.

January: I will continue to participate in the Link Lab's mentorship program with Charlottesville High School. I will help a team of high schoolers learn engineering and product development skills. 

October: I traveled to Melbourne Austrailia to present my papers "Changing Your Tune: Lessons for Using Music to Encourage Physical Acitivty" and "Creating Emotion-Evoking Music to Communicate Wellness for Participants with Diverse Musical Backgrounds" at UbiComp 2024.

September: I have begun participating in the Link Lab's mentorship program with Charlottesville High School. I will spend the semester guiding a student through his senior engineering capstone project.

July: Our workshop paper, "Creating Emotion-Evoking Music to Communicate Wellness for Participants with Diverse Musical Backgrounds" has been accepted for Wellcomp 2024, a workshop at UbiComp 2024!

May: I am proud to announce that I have passed my Qualification Exam!

May: I received the Outstanding Graduate Service Award from UVA Computer Science.

April: My paper, "Changing Your Tune: Lessons for Using Music to Encourage Physical Activity" has been accepted for publication the Proceedings of the ACM on Interactive, Mobile, Wearable and Ubiquitous Technologies.

January: I am now serving as the General Co-Chair of the UVA Computer Science Graduate Student Group.

December: I have been elected to serve as the general co-chair of UVA's computer science graduate student group with Tonmoy Hossain.

November: My team for the MIT Policy Hackathon has been selected as a finalist for the Affordable Housing competition.

October: I presented my paper "Sounds of Health: Using Personalized Sonification Models to Communicate Health Information" at Ubicomp 2023 in Cancun.

October: I presented my research during a poster session at the UVA Computer Science Research Symposium.

September: I have been selected as one of the UVA Link Lab Student Flashtalk Speakers for my work on communicating wellness information through music.

August: I have earned my Masters of Computer Science from UVA.

May: I earned my graduate certificate in Cyber-Physical Systems from UVA.

April: The System's Engineering Capstone Team I helped published their work, "Personalization in Circadian Rhythm-Based Event Scheduling," in the 2023 Systems and Information Engineering Design Symposium.

December: My paper, "Sounds of Health: Using Personalized Sonification Models to Communicate Health Information" has been published in the Proceedings of the ACM on Interactive, Mobile, Wearable and Ubiquitous Technologies.

November: I have been elected to another term as Social Chair of UVA's Computer Science Graduate Student Group with Anshuman Suri.

January: I am now the social chair for UVA's Computer Science Graduate Student Group.

December: I have been elected to serve as the Social Chair of UVA's Computer Science Graduate Student Group for the 2022 calendar year.

August: I have begun at the University of Virginia as a PhD Student advised by Afsaneh Doryab.

May: I graduated Magna Cum Laude from Skidmore College with my Bachelor of Arts in Computer Science.

March: I have committed to pursue my PhD in Computer Science at the University of Virginia after graduating from Skidmore College.