Joanne Hinds

Research Associate, University of Bath

Joanne has a degree in Computer Science and a PhD in Psychology at the University of Manchester. In 2012, she joined the University of Bath as a Research Associate in Human-Computer Interaction.
Her research interests include group processes and computer mediated communication. Her work examines how groups solve problems, recall information and make decisions. She is fascinated by the cognitive and social factors that underlie how people interact and how technology can influence behaviour.

Her PhD examined how online communication can mitigate problems experienced by face-to-face collaborative groups. Her postdoctoral research has explored how humans make decisions when interacting with autonomous technologies focusing on complex and uncertain environments, such as emergency and disaster response.

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Project information

CREST’s work is structured by five Programmes of activity. You can find out more information about our core programmes, as well as our commissioned projects here.

Joanne Hinds is part of the Understanding And Countering Online Behaviour programme. Read more about this project here.

Recent publications

Calderon, A., Hinds, J., Johnson, P. (2014) "IntCris: A tool for enhanced communication and collective decision making during crises", Proceedings of the 11th international conference on information systems for crisis and response, ISCRAM, Pennsylvania, USA.
Calderon, A., Hinds, J., Johnson, P. (2013) "Leading Cats: How to Effectively Command Collectives", Proceedings of the 10th international conference on information systems for crisis and response, ISCRAM, Basden-Basden, Germany.
Hinds, J., Calderon, A., Johnson, P. (2013) "Emergent Behaviour and Social Media in Large-Scale Disasters", Proceedings of the IADIS Multi Conference, Computer Science and Information Systems, Prague, Czech Republic.
Hinds, J., Calderon, A., Johnson, P. (2013) "Emergent Behaviour in Hurricane Katrina: Implications for Social Media Technologies in Large-Scale Disasters", poster presentation, international conference on information systems for crisis and response, ISCRAM, Basden-Basden, Germany.

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