Human-computer Interaction
Creative Technologist

Hi! 

I am currently a Master’s student at Carnegie Mellon University, Entertainment Technology Center. Focusing on human–computer interaction through diverse fabrication and creative technology methods.

 

I enjoy combining physical prototypes with virtual worlds, creating engaging experiences for users, including multi-sensory VR/MR applications and interdisciplinary research involving computational fabrication tools. Now I am conducting an independent research project under the mentorship of Professor Scott Hudson and Dr. Lea Albaugh.

 

Previously, I was a visiting research student in the HCI-Engineering Group at CSAIL, Massachusetts Institute of Technology, and an HCI research intern at the Future Laboratory, Tsinghua University. I earned my Bachelor’s degree in Textile Engineering from Soochow University (Suzhou, China), where I was instructed by Professor Zhijuan Pan at the National Engineering Laboratory for Modern Silk, China.​