Danaë Metaxa
Raj & Neera Singh Assistant Professor
Computer & Information Science
University of Pennsylvania
Danaë Metaxa is an Assistant Professor at the University of Pennsylvania in the Computer and Information Science department, with a secondary appointment in the Annenberg School for Communication.
In their research, Dr. Metaxa studies bias and representation in algorithmic systems and content, focusing on high-stakes social settings like politics and employment, and in particular on the experiences of maginalized people. Along with Andrew Head, they are the co-founder of the Penn HCI group.
Prior to joining Penn, Dr. Metaxa was a postdoctoral scholar with the Stanford Center of Philanthropy and Civil Society’s Program on Democracy and the Internet, and a Ph.D. candidate in Computer Science at Stanford University.
PhD Students
- Princess Sampson
- Ro Encarnacion
- Stephanie Wang
- Ekaterina Fedorova
Teaching
Fall 2023 - CIS412/512: Human-Computer Interaction
Spring 2023 - CIS700: Algorithmic Justice
Fall 2022 - CIS399: Human-Computer Interaction
Spring 2021 - CS347: Human-Computer Interaction Research (co-taught with Parastoo Abtahi)