Experience. Interaction. Intelligence. Learning.
At Innosphere, research shapes the future with a belief in the power of technology to enhance human experience. While ISL's research work is inherently diverse, encompassing a wide spectrum of innovative, dynamic, and multifaceted developments, the lab is committed to discovering new, innovative solutions that make a difference in the world.
Recent Work
Roshan Thapa Magar from ISL Research Team presented a poster title
'OpticAI: Early Detection of Diabetic Retinopathy using Deep Learning' at IEE EMBS BHI 2025, Atlanta, Georgia.
Paper titled 'Predictive Modeling of Student Behavior In Virtual Reality: A Machine Learning Approach,
accepted under AERA 2026: Computational Thinking and Cognitive Skill Development
Academic Innovation Award (Fall 2024) - Truman State University,
Advancing Student Excellence through Peer-Led Pedagogy - Truman Newsletter
A journal paper titled 'Enhancing Distance Learning with Virtual Reality :Investigating Learners' Engagement and Outcomes' accepted in Distance Education, 2024
Best Presentation Award - World Academy of Science, Engineering and Technology
ICRAHCI 2023: 17. International Conference on Recent Advances in Human Computer Interaction - Truman Newsletter
ABOUT
Dr. Gayathri Sadanala, Ph. D.
Assistant Professor of Computer Science
School of Math and Sciences
Truman State University, Kirksville, MO
Gayathri Sadanala, Ph. D.
Assistant Professor of Computer Science
School of Math and Sciences
Truman State University,
Kirksville, MO
Dr. Sadanala received her B.Tech. degree in Computer Science and Engineering from Acharya Nagarjuna University and master’s degree in engineering technology from Pittsburg State University. After working in the industry for two years in the Web Development Dr. Sadanala turned her attention to earning her Ph.D. in Information Science and Learning Technologies from the University of Missouri, Columbia with a focus on Human-Computer Interaction and a minor in Computer Science. As a doctoral candidate Dr. Sadanala taught for two years in the Missouri valley college as an assistant professor in the department of Computer Science. In 2023, Dr. Sadanala started her career as an Assistant professor of Computer Science at Truman State University. Her current research interested in exploring how computer technologies can be leveraged to improve user experiences in various domains.
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TEACHING
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Faculty Advisor:
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Tru Women in Computer Science (TWICS)
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Interdisciplinary Oversight Committee (IDSOC)
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Undergraduate Capstone presentations
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Organizer: Majors Day
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Truman Foundation Scholarship
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International Advisory Broad - ICETC
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Web & Marketing
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CONTACT US
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100 E. Normal Avenue
Kirksville, MO 63501 USA
(660)785-4658