# Rosanna Bellini

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- [](https://www.rosiebellini.com/): I am an Assistant Professor in Computer Science & Engineering at New York University across the Tandon School of Engineering, which is linked to the Courant Institute School of Mathematics, Computing, and Data Science. I study how to make emerging technologies safer for every individual, with a focus on interpersonal abuse, malicious insider attacks, and
- [Publications](https://www.rosiebellini.com/publications/): Conferences are the top-tier academic publishing venues for computer science (CS) and information science (IS). Most of my research is published in CS/IS conference proceedings. Please check out my Google Scholar for the most up to date list of my publications. ⋄2026⋄ Evaluating Ongoing Access Attacks on the WebArkaprabha Bhattacharya, Rosanna Bellini, Thomas Ristenpart, and
- [Working together](https://www.rosiebellini.com/work/): This page will hopefully serve students and trainees who want to work with me on research. However, there is plenty for undergraduates, masters, practitioners, and industry folks to understand about my work here too. Are we a good research fit? If you are a prospective applicant, please email me and mention that you've read this
- [](https://www.rosiebellini.com/520-2/): I am really fortunate to work with many talented student collaborators. If you would like your name added to any of these lists, please visit my Working Together page. Current Ph.D. Advisees Elaine Lee (co-advised with McCoy)Sajel Surati (co-advised with Black)Aman Shah (co-advised with McCoy) Visitors and Interns Nazanin Sabri (Intern, Summer '25)Meira Gilbert (Intern,
- [Abusive partner study](https://www.rosiebellini.com/abusive-partner/): Perspectives on technology-facilitated abuse My previous research on how technologies could be designed to better facilitate progress and engagement in abusive partner intervention projects (APIPs) identified that abusive partners may understand how they use technology to harm ('tech abuse') in a different way than non-abusive individuals. This work seeks to explore: a) the perspectives and
- [Research Interests](https://www.rosiebellini.com/research-interests/): I am a computer science/information science scholar with a focus on human-computer interaction (HCI) and interpersonal violence. My goal is to contribute a wider evidence base on how digital technologies can exacerbate existing and create entirely novel forms of violence and abuse against at-risk and marginalised populations. I aspire to create new technological services and