About
James Agutter is an Associate Professor at the University of Utah's School of Architecture, with research focusing on information visualization in healthcare and cybersecurity. He serves as Director of the Spark Design Initiative and Bachelor of University Studies. His work has produced patents in medical device design and software tools like eSNAP and HAIL-CAT.
- University of Utah, School of Architecture (2016–present)
- Research Assistant Professor (2000–2011)
- Director roles in design programs and undergraduate studies
Research interests span healthcare systems, design informatics, and technology solutions for clinical environments. Key publications explore aging in pandemic contexts, ICU alarm management, and infusion pump interfaces. Awards include the 2016 Distinguished Innovation and Impact Award and 2014 Beacon of Excellence.
- 2024: Pandemic adaptations in aging environments
- 2023: eSNAP caregiver support tool
- 2021: Anesthesia pharmacology visualization
- 2018–2011: ICU display design, wearable clinical aids
Scientific honors include:
- 2005 Creative Achievement Award (ACSA)
- 2005 AIA Top Ten Research Program
- 2016 University of Utah Distinguished Innovation Award
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