Hi! I am a tenured research fellow (Chargé de Recherche) at the CNRS, working in the lab Institut des Systèmes Intelligents et de Robotique (ISIR). My research is in the field of HCI, at the crossroads of interaction design, remote collaboration (CSCW), learning, and robotics. My main application domain is health and in particular surgery. My current research topic is Surgical Telementoring, where I study interaction with technology in the operating room (including surgical robots) to mentor surgeons remotely.
Before I was a post doctoral researcher at the Interactive Systems Research Center, UMBC, and before a post doctoral researcher at ISIR.
I did my PhD at ExSitu, Paris SACLAY University, under the supervision of Michel Beaudouin-Lafon.
CONTACT
ignacio.avellino [at] sorbonne-universite [dot] fr
CNRS.
ISIR, Sorbonne-Université
Pyramide - T55/65.
CC 173 - 4 Place Jussieu
75005 Paris, France
The IHM '24 conference is taking place from 25-29 of March.
2024 03 01
We have one newcomer. Anastasyia Zakreuskaya joined as a PhD student (supervised by Wendy E. Mackay and me). She will work on collaborative interaction with information systems in healthcare.
2024 01 01
We have one newcomer. Amanda Koh joined as a PhD student (supervised by Gilles Bailly and me). She will work on surgical planning and mentoring systems based on AR-HMDs for situated use while performing surgery.
We have two newcomers. Océane LeLièvre, digestive surgeon, and Alexandre Haddad, ENT surgeon, who will be doing their M2 internships on top secret topics.
2023 10 01
We have one newcomer. Nour Karoui joined as a PhD student (supervised by me and Isabelle Bloch). She will work on interaction with information systems in the operating room.
Our CHI' 23 submission Supporting Collaborative Discussions In Surgical Teleconsulting Through Augmented Reality Head Mounted Displays has been accepted.
We have one newcomer. Eya Jafaar, Gynecologist will be doing her M2 internship on visualizing 3D video through Head Mounted Displays to learn surgery.
2022 10 01
Our CSCW 2023 submission Learning With Pedagogical Models: Videos As Adjuncts to Apprenticeship for Surgical Training has been accepted.
2022 05 18
Our CSCW 2022 submission Exploring Capturing Approaches in Shared Fabrication Workshops: Current Practice and Opportunities has been accepted.
2022 04 27
Dr. Geoffroy Canlorbe and I have been awarded the grant ISI (Ingénierie, Santé, Innovation) from the IUIS.
2021 11 01
Two newcomers! Solène Lambert joined as a PhD student, she will work on moving telementoring forward through making interaction possible for mentees as mentors provide remote instruction. Sophie Maria is a Gynecologist joined as a M2 intern, she will work on peroperative access of surgical plans through AR.
Joshwa Seiger-Eatwell joined for a 4-month internship, all the way from Aarhus University, to work on implementing a tool for Surgical Video Summarization.
It’s Not Just the Movement: Experiential Information Needed for Stroke Telerehabilitation
Adegboyega Akinsiku, Ignacio Avellino, Yasmin Graham, Helena M. Mentis
Proceedings of ACM CHI '21. 16 + 3 pages. 26.3% acceptance rate (749/2844).
Transparency in Qualitative Research: Increasing Fairness in the CHI Review Process
Poorna Talkad Sukumar, Ignacio Avellino, Christian Remy, Mike DeVito, Tawanna Dillahunt, Joanna McGrenere, Max Wilson
Panel at ACM CHI '20. 40% acceptance rate (6/15).
Multimodal and Mixed Control of Robotic Endoscopes
Ignacio Avellino, Mario Aricò, Gilles Bailly, Guillaume Morel and Geoffroy Canlorbe
Proceedings of ACM CHI '20. 10 + 3 pages. 24.31% acceptance rate (760/3126).
Hard Constraints: Why Telemanipulated Surgical Robots Affect Creative Tool Use
Ignacio Avellino
Extended Abstracts of ACM CHI '20. 6 pages. 41.8% acceptance rate (323/772).
A Surgical Cockpit for Minimally Invasive Surgery
Mario Aricò, Lucas Joseph, Jimmy Da Silva, Ignacio Avellino, Jesus Mago, Philippe Gauthier, Eleonore Ferriet-Barbut, Guillaume Morel, Marie-Aude Vitrani
