Georgios Marentakis

Georgios Marentakis is an Associate Professor at the Faculty of Computer Sciences, Østfold University College. His research focuses on human computer interaction (HCI), sound and music computing, and auditory perception. He holds an MSc in Electrical and Computer Engineering, an MSc in Acoustics and Signal Processing, and a PhD in Human Computer Interaction. His work spans sonic interaction design, auditory augmented reality, and accessibility technologies.

• Education:
  • MSc in Electrical and Computer Engineering
  • MSc in Acoustics and Signal Processing
  • PhD in Human Computer Interaction
• Research Communities:
  • Human Computer Interaction
  • Acoustics and Psychoacoustics
  • Audio Signal Processing
• Teaching:
  • Sound Design and Production
  • Interaction Design
  • Software Development

His research trends emphasize sound’s role in HCI, including assistive technologies for autism, multimodal interfaces, and spatial audio applications. Recent work explores accessibility through sound, such as eye fatigue reduction in mobile UIs and conversational interface impairments during locomotion.

Marentakis contributes to initiatives like the Digital Society and collaborates with research groups like DeveLeP (Development Learning and Psychological Processes).