Aug 15, 2020: Graduated with PhD in Information Science from Cornell University
July 13, 2020: Final version of dissertation submitted to Cornell Graduate School
May 18, 2020: Successfully defended my dissertation!
April 2, 2020: "Here’s how AI can help us communicate remotely during this pandemic" featured in Ladders
March 31, 2020: "AI as mediator: 'Smart' replies help humans communicate during pandemic" featured in Science Daily
March 30, 2020: "AI as mediator: ‘Smart’ replies might help humans communicate" featured in Cornell Chronicle
November 8, 2019: "AI as a Moral Crumple Zone: The Effects of AI-Mediated Communication on Attribution and Trust" published in Computers in Human Behavior
Sept 20, 2019: "Real AI-Mediated Communication: A Comparison Between
AI-Mediated and Standard Messaging Conversations" submitted to CHI'20
May 31, 2019: "AI as a Moral Crumple Zone: The Effects of AI-Mediated Communication on Attribution and Trust" accepted for publication in Computers in Human Behavior
May 15, 2019: Started working with Poppy McLeod in the Group and Interpersonal Communication Research Lab to investigate terror management theory in the context of remote group collaboration
Apr 26, 2019: Passed my A exam- now have a MS in Information Science and am officially a PhD candidate!
March 20, 2019: "AI as a Moral Crumple Zone: The Effects of AI-Mediated Communication on Attribution and Trust" submitted to Computers in Human Behavior
May 20, 2018: Started working as a UX Research intern at Facebook in Menlo Park
Apr 24, 2018: Presented our poster, "AI-Supported Messaging: An Investigation of Human- Human Text Conversation with AI Support", at CHI in Montreal, Canada
Jan 3, 2018: "Supporting Accurate Interpretation of Self-Administered Medical Test Results for Mobile Health: The Importance of Design, Demographics, and Health Condition" accepted at JMIR Human Factors
Oct 19, 2017: "Enhancing the Usability of an Optical Reader System to Support Point-of-Care Rapid Diagnostic Testing" accepted at JMIR Human Factors
Sep 19, 2017: Submitted paper "Users Who Are Told Firefox is Faster Think Firefox is Faster" to CHI'18
Aug 1, 2017: "Supporting Accurate Interpretation of Self-Administered Medical Test Results for Mobile Health: The Importance of Design, Demographics, and Health Condition" submitted to JMIR
Aug 1, 2017: "Enhancing the Usability of an Optical Reader System to Support Point-of-Care Rapid Diagnostic Testing" submitted to JMIR Human Factors
Mar 13, 2017: Started working on UX research with Mozilla, focusing on perceived performance of Firefox
Nov 1, 2016: Started working with the Robots in Groups lab at Cornell University
Aug 15, 2016: Started working with the Interaction Design Lab at Cornell University
May 29, 2016: Graduated with Master of Science in mechanical engineering from Cornell University
Apr 27, 2016: Successfully defended my Master's thesis
May 7, 2016: "Shorter Wait Times: The Effects of Various Loading Screens on Perceived Performance" presented at CHI'16