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Human-Centered AI
Studying how people understand, interact with, and shape AI systems in ways that are more meaningful and usable.
Homepage NUS · HCI · XAI
PhD Student in Computer Science at the National University of Singapore
I am a
PhD student in Computer Science
at the
National University of Singapore, and a member of the
NUS Ubicomp Lab, advised by
Prof. Brian Y. Lim. My
research lies at the intersection of
Human Centered AI,
Explainable AI (XAI), and
human-AI collaboration, with
a focus on designing systems and tools that improve human and AI
understanding, performance, and learning.
Previously, I received my
M.Eng.
in Computer Technology and
B.Eng. in Software
Engineering from
Peking University, and
worked on HCI and AI projects with collaborators at
SUSTech,
Peking University, and
the University of Waterloo.
Research
My work broadly explores how AI systems can be made easier to understand, evaluate, and use in human-centered settings.
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Studying how people understand, interact with, and shape AI systems in ways that are more meaningful and usable.
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Investigating how AI systems can better communicate their reasoning and become more understandable, transparent, and useful to people.
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Building systems that support collaboration, learning, and communication between people and AI.
Publications
A list of recent publications and preprints related to my current research.
arXiv preprint arXiv:2602.12779. Accepted to CHI 2026.
arXiv preprint arXiv:2602.12569. Accepted to CHI 2026.
Proc. ACM Interact. Mob. Wearable Ubiquitous Technol. 9(3), Article 113.
Note: * indicates co-first authors.
Experience
Doctoral Researcher · Advised by Prof. Brian Y. Lim
Visiting Student · Advised by Prof. Pengcheng An
Research Assistant · Advised by Prof. Yizhou Fan
Research Intern (Remote) · Advised by Prof. Jian Zhao
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