We are pleased to welcome three new researchers to the giCentre, further strengthening our expertise in data visualisation and human-centred analytics.

Narges Mahyar
Narges’s work spans visualisation, HCI, social computing, and design, focused on enhancing people's ability to tackle complex problems. She develops and evaluates innovative systems that support better decision-making for experts and the public, with recent research centred on broadening civic participation in large-scale decision-making.

Alexis Pister
Alexis specialises in information visualisation, visual analytics, and network visualisation. He designs interactive systems for exploring complex data and has developed methods to visualise historical documents as social networks with an emphasis on traceability and explainability. His current work explores representations for dynamic hypergraphs.

Ali Sarvghad Batn Moghaddam
Ali researches visualisation and interaction techniques that support exploratory data analysis and sense-making. He also applies data visualisation approaches in domains such as healthcare and business to help users uncover insights from complex datasets.