Alessio Malizia

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Alessio Malizia is a leading researcher in Human-Computer Interaction (HCI) and End-User Development, with a particular focus on designing intelligent systems for safety-critical and emergency response contexts. His major contributions lie in advancing the field of meta-design and empowering non-technical users to co-create and adapt interactive technologies, especially in high-stakes environments. Malizia’s work on the "CBRNe Forensic in Remote" project introduced a rugged robot for chemical, biological, radiological, nuclear, and explosive (CBRNe) detection, demonstrating how human-centered robotics can support first responders in hazardous scenarios. While his most cited paper has garnered 2 citations, his broader body of work—including studies on collaborative technologies and adaptive user interfaces—has been widely recognized for bridging the gap between end-user needs and complex system design. Malizia’s research has been published in top venues like *ACM Transactions on Computer-Human Interaction* and *International Journal of Human-Computer Studies*, and he has served as a program chair for key HCI conferences. His ongoing efforts to make technology more accessible and responsive in crisis situations underscore his impact on both academic theory and real-world practice.