Welcome to the MindTech-Research repository, curated by Amelia St. Claire. This repository is dedicated to exploring the fascinating interplay between technology and psychology, with a special emphasis on analyzing user behavior and enhancing user experiences. Through a combination of research, experiments, and case studies, we aim to uncover insights that bridge the gap between these two dynamic fields.

• About
• Research Areas
• Project Structure
• Contributing
• Resources
• License

Amelia St. Claire, a software engineer and psychologist, is the curator of this repository. With a passion for innovation at the intersection of tech and psychology, Amelia strives to shed light on the intricate ways human behavior and technology interact.

Our research spans across the following key areas:

• User behavior analysis in digital environments
• User experience (UX) design with psychological insights
• Cognitive processes and neural network modeling
• Mindfulness and its impact on coding practices
• Psychological aspects of human-computer interaction

This repository is organized as follows:

• user-behavior-analysis.ipynb: Jupyter Notebook containing Python code for analyzing user behavior data.
• ux-case-studies.md: Markdown files describing case studies on the impact of psychology on UX design.
• research-papers/: Folder containing relevant research papers in PDF format.
• data/: Folder housing datasets used for various research projects.
• experimental-code/: Code snippets and scripts for conducting psychological experiments.
• visualizations/: Visual representations of research findings.
• resources.md: Curated list of external resources for further exploration.
• conference-posters/: Images of posters presented at conferences.
• presentation-slides/: Presentation slides used to share research insights.
• collaborators.md: List of contributors and collaborators on research projects.
• license.txt: Open-source license information for the contents of this repository.

We welcome contributions from fellow researchers, developers, and enthusiasts. Whether it's suggesting a research topic, sharing a dataset, or contributing code, your input is valuable. Please refer to our Contribution Guidelines for details on how to get involved.

For those interested in the fascinating overlap between technology and psychology, we've compiled a list of valuable resources in resources.md.

This repository is open-source under the MIT License. Feel free to use, modify, and share the content in accordance with the terms outlined in the license.

Thank you for your interest in the MindTech-Research repository. We look forward to exploring the intriguing world of tech-psychology with you!