I develop and evaluate computational 3D interactions to extend user's perceptual and cognitive abilities.
I am a Computer Science graduate student at Cornell Tech, Cornell University,
and a recent graduate from Carnegie Mellon University with majors in
Human-Computer Interaction (technical focus) and Psychology. I apply skillsets in Software Development, Machine Learning, and Cognitive Science to pursue HCI.
During my splendid years at Carnegie Mellon, I am fortunate to be advised by
Prof. David Lindlbauer from CMU HCII on Mixed Reality research. I also have worked closely with Prof. Lining Yao and Prof. Dina El-Zanfaly on relevant topics.
Research in HCI: I am interested in creating computational approaches to make immersive virtual contents adaptive to each user's capacity and goals.
