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John Zimmerman's research centers on human-AI interaction, human-robot/agent interaction, and novel approaches to AI innovation. He is recognized for his work in Research through Design and the Speed Dating method for evaluating future technologies. Zimmerman's career includes a prior role in TV personalization at Philips Research before joining Carnegie Mellon University's HCI Institute as the Tang Family Professor of AI and HCI.
His scholarly contributions include over 300 publications, with an h-index of 56 and more than 13,000 citations. Zimmerman frequently presents his work at conferences, to industry groups, and to the public. His collaborations include work with Karla G. Morrissey and Greg Thoma at the University of Arkansas at Fayetteville.
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- h-index: 56
- Publications: 311
- Citations: 13,746
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Professor 2002–presentCarnegie Mellon University HCI Institute ORCID
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ProfessorUniversity of Arkansas at Fayetteville ORCID
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Senior Member of Research 1999–2002Philips Research ORCID
Selected Publications
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Spatially explicit freshwater eutrophication potential (EP) from water resource recovery facility (WRRF) discharge and mitigation opportunities in the U.S. (2025)
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- Spatially explicit freshwater eutrophication potential (EP) from water resource recovery facility (WRRF) discharge and mitigation opportunities in the U.S.
- Spatially explicit freshwater eutrophication potential (EP) from water resource recovery facility (WRRF) discharge and mitigation opportunities in the U.S.
- Spatially explicit freshwater eutrophication potential (EP) from water resource recovery facility (WRRF) discharge and mitigation opportunities in the U.S.
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