Oluwatomisin Obajemu

M.S. Student, Computer Science, University of Florida
o.obajemu@ufl.edu

Oluwatomisin (Tomisin) is a PhD student at the University of Florida, advised by Dr. Kristy Boyer. Through his research, he aims to improve technology for users outside of the computer science population using standard human-centered computing research methods. He will be working on the IntegrateAI project to integrate artificial intelligence learning into middle school science education. His prior research was in the areas of adolescent online safety, natural user interactions (touch, gesture) for augmented reality and tangible interfaces, and human-AI interaction. Website: obajemu.com

education

B.S., Computer Science (2020)
   Babcock University

M.S., Computer Science (2022)
   University of Central Florida

Ph.D., Human Centered Computing (Expected 2027)
   University of Florida

publications

conference papers
2025
[1]Investigating How Recreational Cyclists Engage with Sport Tracking Technologies to Prepare for Endurance Events. Mollie Brewer, Nadia S. J. Morrow, Xuening Peng, Oluwatomisin Obajemu, Kristy Elizabeth Boyer, Juan E. Gilbert. Annual Conference on Human-Computer Interaction and Sports (SportsHCI 2025), November 17-19, 2025, Enschede, Netherlands, 2025. [bib] [doi]