Mr. Beebe has extensive experience in graphic and interaction design, user interface modeling, technical illustration and infographic creation. He is adept at synthesizing ergonomics, human factors, and user-centered design concepts and testing methodologies to improve the usability of communications technologies and related systems. He holds a bachelor's degree in environmental systems design from Antioch University West, and studied engineering at Carnegie-Mellon University and industrial design at Syracuse University.

Mr. Hughes has more than 15 years of experience in research and clinical administration, and sponsored program management. He works closely with CRISS investigators, staff, institutional officials and sponsors to develop budget proposals for research projects, and oversees financial and regulatory compliance of sponsor and institutional regulations.

Ms. Reale is a board-certified nurse informaticist who specializes in the design, facilitation, and analysis of healthcare-related usability evaluations. Her clinical background is primarily in neonatal intensive care and includes both direct patient care and clinical nurse education. Ms. Reale has a master’s degree in nursing informatics from Vanderbilt University and a bachelor’s degree in business administration from San Jose State University.