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I am a Ph.D. Candidate at Cornell Tech under the supervision of Prof. Wendy Ju. My research investigates how context shapes human-robot interaction. I design systems and tools that account for environmental, social, and situational factors in human-centered studies, aiming to better understand how these factors influence human perceptions and behaviors. By developing methods that help robots interpret and respond to nuanced human cues, my work seeks to improve the design and deployment of interactive robotic systems. My research bridges design, robotics, and human-computer interaction to create technologies that are adaptable, contextually aware, and responsive to real-world complexities.

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  • New publications at CHI 2025! Stay tuned.
  • [11/15] Gave a talk at the 2nd HRI International Symposium held by Naver Labs Europe.
  • [5/28] Start my summer internship at Toyota Research Institute.
  • [5/14] Presented our work Portobello at CHI and received an Honoranle Mention Award!
  • [3/25] Gave a talk at Nokia Bell Labs Responsible AI Seminar.

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