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Arpit Mathur

Ph.D. student at CMU

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Hi, I'm Arpit! I'm a Ph.D. student at Carnegie Mellon University's Human-Computer Interaction Institute, advised by Adam Perer. I'm looking for research internships for Summer 2027.

I design and build human-centered AI systems for high-stakes domains like healthcare. My work combines Human-AI Collaboration, Data Visualization, and Applied Machine Learning. I build end-to-end prototypes, with my skillset spanning user research, interaction design, front-end development, and evaluation with real users.

Before CMU, I earned a B.Des from IIT Guwahati and an M.S. in HCI from Georgia Tech. I worked as a UX Designer at MathWorks on MATLAB and Simulink.

Outside research, I like making games and am an avid Arsenal fan.

projects

PHORA: AI Survival Predictions in PAH Care project thumbnail

PHORA: AI Survival Predictions in PAH Care

Two systems built on the PHORA risk model for pulmonary arterial hypertension: a clinician dashboard for counterfactual reasoning about survival predictions, and ourPHORA, a patient-facing redesign. We evaluated ourPHORA with 44 patients and caregivers; an in-clinic study pairing patients with their clinicians is ongoing.

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AXES: Co-Constructing Semantic Dimensions for Literature Exploration

A literature visualization tool that turns the dimensions researchers use to compare papers into explicit, editable scatterplot axes. These can be explicitly defined, or surfaced from related work. In an evaluation with 15 participants, we found that AXES supported both bottom-up and top-down analysis of literature.

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Clini-Compare: Patient Similarity from Radiology Notes

A visualization tool that helps physicians reason about complex cases by surfacing semantically similar patients from unstructured radiology notes, supporting clinical sensemaking, trust, and decision-making.

cBioChat: How Interaction Modality Shapes Genomic Data Exploration project thumbnail

cBioChat: How Interaction Modality Shapes Genomic Data Exploration

cBioChat brings LLM-driven natural-language interaction to cBioPortal. With Memorial Sloan Kettering Cancer Center, we run a controlled 2×2 study that separates how researchers express intent from how results are presented, measuring how each shapes exploration, verification, and trust.

publications

AIES 2025

A Human-Centered Approach to Identifying Promises, Risks, & Challenges of Text-to-Image Generative AI in Radiology

Katelyn Morrison, Arpit Mathur, Aidan Bradshaw, Tom Wartmann, Steven Lundi, Afrooz Zandifar, Weichang Dai, Kayhan Batmanghelich, Motahhare Eslami, Adam Perer

CHI 2025

Exploratory Visual Analysis of Transcripts for Interaction Analysis in Human-Computer Interaction

Ben Rydal Shapiro, Rogers Hall, Arpit Mathur, Edwin Zhao

CHI 2025 (WORKSHOP)

Clini-Compare: An Interactive Patient-Similarity Visualization Tool for Clinical Decision Support

Arpit Mathur, Adam Perer

Arxiv

Texture: Structured Exploration of Text Datasets

Will Epperson, Arpit Mathur, Adam Perer, Dominik Moritz

MIDL 2025

Toward Interpretable 3D Diffusion in Radiology: Token-Wise Attribution for Text-to-CT Synthesis

Aidan Bradshaw, Katelyn Morrison, Arpit Mathur, Weicheng Dai, Motahhare Eslami, Kayhan Batmanghelich, Adam Perer

ICLS 2024

Turn charts for interaction analysis: Visually mapping the conversation floor

Benjamin R. Shapiro, Rogers Hall, Arpit Mathur, Edwin Zhao

ICLS 2022

Interactive Transcription Techniques for Interaction Analysis

Arpit Mathur, Benjamin R. Shapiro

HCII 2021

A Study of Motivation, Preferences, and Pain Points Regarding Participation in Career Related Mentorship

Arpit Mathur, Carrie Bruce

ICoRD 2021

Development and Evaluation of Usability Heuristics for Voice User Interfaces

Lokesh Fulfagar, Anupriya Gupta, Arpit Mathur, Abhishek Shrivastava

INTERACT 2019

A Study of Outbound Automated Call Preferences for DOTS Adherence in Rural India.

Arpit Mathur, Shimmila Bhowmick, Keyur Sorathia

experience

Carnegie Mellon University

Aug 24 - Present

Doctoral Research Assistant

Conducting research at the intersection of Human-Computer Interaction, Machine Learning, Healthcare, and Human-AI Collaboration, focusing on developing innovative solutions in healthcare using advanced data visualization techniques.

The MathWorks, Inc.

Jun 21 - Jun 24

UX Designer

Supporting multiple MATLAB and Simulink products, including MATLAB fixed-point workflows, Simulink Studio, and System Composer. Responsibilities include collaborative design events, wireframing, iterative prototyping and high-fidelity visual design.

Georgia Institute of Technology

Jan 20 - Jul 20

Graduate Research Assistant

Worked with the School of Electrical Engineering, to create course Material for EC 3040 Semiconductor Devices. Created interactive web based visualizations as course materials using D3.js and P5.js.

Aug 20 - May 21

Graduate Teaching Assistant

Served as a Teaching Assistant for CS 4460 Introduction to Information Visualization over Fall 2020 and Spring 2020. Major responsibilities included lecturing, grading, and assisting undergradute students with d3.js and Tableau.

SAS Research and Development

May 18 - Jul 18

UX Design Intern

Redesigned the SAS Analytics Credit Scoring Tool. Conducted Contextual Interviews with Risk Analysts in Indian banks, and used those insights to create high-fidelity sketch mockups.

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