Mat Rawsthorne

An exploration of ethical, autonomy, and inclusion challenges for domestic AI agents, particularly for overlooked groups.

Introduces a novel visualization tool, TrustScapes, designed to capture and display stakeholder perspectives on crucial issues like data protection and algorithmic bias in autonomous systems.

A co-development project focused on using natural language processing to automate the assessment of patient activation during psychological therapy sessions.

Formative research exploring the use of multi-modal behavioral markers to identify readiness-to-change within support platforms, relevant to his work in recovery coaching and behavioral science.

A comprehensive review of methods used to measure subjective wellbeing in online contexts, contributing to the understanding of digital health impact.

Research comparing the effectiveness of a direct-to-public peer support program with web-based information for managing depression and anxiety.

Investigating co-design approaches for creating visual representations of wellbeing, highlighting his interest in human-centered design in health.

A collaborative effort to establish key research questions for digital mental health interventions, emphasizing the involvement of service users and stakeholders.