Zaidat Ibrahim

This researcher works in human-computer interaction (HCI), studying how people use technology to monitor their health, with a strong focus on women's health experiences such as menstruation, pregnancy, and gestational diabetes. Much of the work examines how religion and cultural practices—particularly among Muslim women—shape the design and use of health-tracking tools, and it often uses qualitative methods like interviews and community-based studies. Some earlier and co-authored publications appear in unrelated areas such as particle physics and clinical medicine.

Publication activity has grown notably in recent years, with a sharp increase from 2024 onward after sparse output earlier in the decade.

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