The Mitchell Lab
A research group at the University of Colorado Anschutz working at the intersection of human-computer interaction, clinical AI, and health informatics.
A research group at the University of Colorado Anschutz working at the intersection of human-computer interaction, clinical AI, and health informatics.
We design, build, and evaluate intelligent systems that make healthcare safer, more efficient, and more human-centred. Our work is grounded in user-centred design principles and evaluated through rigorous, mixed-methods research in real clinical environments.
The people behind the research.
Assistant Professor · Department of Biomedical Informatics · CU Anschutz
James leads the lab's research in HCI, clinical decision support, and AI. He completed his PhD at Keele University, in collaboration with University Hospital North Midlands NHS Trust, developing mobile clinical guideline systems through a user-centred design process.
james.2.mitchell@cuanschutz.edu
Manjushree B. Aithal, PhD
Research Scientist
Privacy-preserving NLP and clinical acronym disambiguation. Lead author on the PLACID project.
Alexander Kotz
PhD Student · CPBS Program
Computational Bioscience PhD student working on clinical NLP and decision support systems.
Faisal Alquaddoomi
Software Engineer · CU DBMI SET
Software engineering for research infrastructure and clinical tool development at CU DBMI.
Casey Branham
Undergraduate Research Intern
Past undergraduate intern with the lab.
Projects active in the lab right now.
LLM-based feedback collection in clinical environments.
Privacy-preserving clinical acronym disambiguation with LLMs.
iOS ambulatory monitoring for pre/post-op patients.
Drug-drug interaction decision support (with Utah & Vanderbilt).
Consumer wearables for anxiety detection in clinical staff.
Mobile point-of-care clinical guideline delivery (NHS Trust).
We are always looking for motivated PhD students, postdocs, and research staff with interests in HCI, health informatics, AI, or mobile development. If you're passionate about making healthcare more human-centred, we'd love to hear from you.
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