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Sadia Nowrin is a Teaching Professor in the Department of Computer Science at the University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee (UWM). She is affiliated with the Engineering & Mathematical Sciences school within the university. Her research focuses on enhancing accessibility for individuals with disabilities through speech and language processing, including innovative applications in programming-by-voice systems and assistive technologies. She holds a PhD from Michigan Technological University and dual MS/BSc degrees in Computer Science from the University of Dhaka, Bangladesh.
Dr. Nowrin's work spans multiple research areas: Accessibility (designing voice-based tools for motor-impaired programmers), Human-Computer Interaction (user preferences in voice programming), and Natural Language Processing (spell checking and error correction in Bangla). Her recent publications address leveraging large language models for spoken program recognition and improving eyes-free speech recognition error detection.
Her earlier research contributions include foundational work in reversible computing, with publications on energy-efficient circuit designs like fault-tolerant multipliers and compact reversible memory systems. These contributions intersect with quantum computing and low-power electronics.
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