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CAIR (pronounced "care") is a research center in the iSchool of the Golisano College of Computing and Information Sciences at RIT. Our work has been published at conferences such as CHI, ASSETS, and in journals such as TACCESS and the International Journal of Human-Computer Interaction.
We focus on research areas as they relate to accessibility:
- Web Accessibility, Design and Development
- Ubiquitous Computing
- Teaching Accessibility in Computing Education
- Information Visualization
News
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Sidney Grabosky and Dr. Roshan Peiris' feature their smart glasses coaching system on WHAM morning news: Imagine RIT 2026
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Sidney Grabosky and Dr. Roshan Peiris' work was recently featured in RIT's Graduate Showcase event: From smartwatches to emojis—RIT graduate researchers explore uses of popular technology
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CAIR members present work at ASSETS 2025: iSchool faculty and students organize, present at 2025 ACM Computers and Accessibility (ASSETS) Conference
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NPR's Morning Edition interviews CAIR's Dr. Kristen Shinohara about font accessibility: U.S. State Department changes official font from Calibri back to Times New Roman