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Enhancing AI Literacy and Resilience through Intergenerational Digital Storytelling among Older Adults is sponsored by National Science Foundation (NSF). This project aims to develop and evaluate an interactive platform that allows older adults and youth to co-design a digital storytelling platform for intergenerational learning, strengthening AI literacy, social connectedness, and resilience among older adults.
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**Grant Award** NSF July 2026 Received an NSF planning grant focused on co-designing AI tools for middle school science learning, as the lead PI! **Grant Award** Global Research Institute (GRI) April 2026 Received a three-year Accelerate Funding grant (~$300,000) from the Global Research Institute (GRI) focused on AI in education, as the lead PI!
**CHI 2026** Barcelona, Spain January 2026 Two full papers, focused on AI peer learning x STEM education and AI in mental health, respectively, were accepted by ACM CHI'26! **Grant Award** NSF August 2025 Received a three-year NSF grant to examine how to enhance AI literacy and resilience through intergenerational digital storytelling among older adults, as the lead PI!
**Grant Award** CCI (Commonwealth Cyber Initiative) April 2025 Received a grant from COVA CCI to examine Integrated Security and Privacy Solutions for Multi-Modal AI. **Grant Award** William & Mary March 2025 I received a SEED Funding from William & Mary to explore the Capacity of K-12 Teachers to Integrate AI into Virginia Disciplinary Standards of Learning, in collaboration with the School of Education.
**Computers and Education: AI Journal** Yokohama, Japan Feb. 2025 Our paper "Understanding the Practices, Perceptions, and (Dis)Trust of Generative AI among Instructors: A Mixed-methods Study in the U.S. Higher Education" was accepted to top-tier journal --Computers and Education: Artificial Intelligence (Impact Factor: 8. 9; CiteScore: 16.
9)! **Grant Award** COVA CCI Jan. 2025 Received a grant from The General Assembly of Virginia to design an interactive AI-enabled learning system to support Alzheimer's Disease and Alzheimer's Disease Related Dementias (ADRD) Awareness, Early Detection, and Care through community health workers, in collaboration with Dr. Alicia Hong (Public Health, George Mason University).
**CHI 2025** Yokohama, Japan Jan. 2025 Our paper "Understanding Attitudes and Trust of Generative AI Chatbots for Social Anxiety Suppor" was accepted to CHI 2025! **CSCW 2025** Bergen, Norway Dec.
2024 Our paper "MetaAgents: Large Language Model Based Agents for Decision-Making on Teaming" was accepted to CSCW 2025! **Grant Award** National Science Foundation (NSF) Aug.
2024 Received a 3-year grant from the National Science Foundation (NSF)'s Research on Innovative Technologies for Enhanced Learning (RITEL) program (~$900,000) to develop novel LLM-powered systems to foster mathematical modeling competencies through collaborative learning, with Dr. Ziyu Yao (George Mason University), and Dr. Jennifer M Suh (George Mason University).
**Grant Award** William & Mary April 2024 I received the 2024-25 W&M FRC Faculty Research Grant for research on the ethics of Generative AI and LLMs in CS education. **Learning @ Scale 2024** Atlanta, Georgia, USA April 2024 **CHI 2024** O'ahu, Hawai'i, USA Jan. 2024 **Service** ACM CHI'24 & DIS'24 Nov.
2023 I'll be serving as the Publication Co-Chair at ACM DIS'24 and an Associated Chair (AC) in the Program Committee at CHI'24 (LBW). **Grant Award** William & Mary Oct. 2023 I received a Learn, Discover, Innovate grant from the Studio for Teaching & Learning Innovation (STLI), William & Mary to examine how to ethically leverage LLMs in computer science education.
**Grant Award** Microsoft Research Sept. 2023 I was awarded a grant from Microsoft Research to explore the interplay of emotional intelligence and Large Language Models (LLMs). **Grant Award** The Society of 1918, William & Mary Sept.
2023 I was awarded a grant from The Society of 1918, William & Mary, to study how well conversational AI supports the mental health needs of women. **CHI 2023** Hamburg, Germany April 2023 **PhD milestone** April 2023 I passed my PhD defense! Thank you those who have helped me.
**EECS Rising Stars** UT Austin, Texas August 2022 I was honored to be nominated as one of the "Rising Stars in EECS" 2022! Rising Stars is an intensive workshop for graduate students and postdocs with historically marginalized or underrepresented genders who are interested in pursuing academic careers in electrical engineering, computer science, and artificial intelligence and decision-making.
Launched at MIT in 2012, the annual event has since been hosted at the University of California at Berkeley, Carnegie Mellon University, Stanford University, and the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign. ” This year, "EECS Rising Stars" will be hosted by The University of Texas at Austin in October.
**Foley Scholar Finalist** Georgia Tech August 2022 I was honored to be selected as a "Foley Scholar" (highest award for student excellence in research contributions to computing) at Georgia Tech. **VIS 2022** Oklahoma City, OK July 2022 Our other paper titled "Visualization Design Practices in a Crisis: Behind the Scenes with COVID-19 Dashboard Creators" was also accepted to VIS 2022!
**CHI 2022** New Orleans, LA February 2022 Our other paper titled "Investigating Older Adults’ Attitudes towards Crisis Informatics Tools: Opportunities for Enhancing Community Resilience during Disasters" was also accepted to CHI 2022! **PhD milestone** January 2022 I passed my PhD dissertation proposal defense!
**Invited Talk at WHO webinar** WHO November 2021 I gave a presentation at a WHO webinar and shared my work focused on COVID-19 data visualizations on December 9th, 2021. **CHI 2022** New Orleans, LA November 2021 Our paper titled "Shifting Trust: Examining How Trust and Distrust Emerge, Transform, and Collapse in COVID-19 Information Seeking" was accepted to CHI 2022!
**Invited Panelist @ IEEEVIS** October 2021 I was invited as a panelist at IEEEVIS panel "What is the Role of VIS in Combating COVID-19?" **Awards & Honors**August 2021 I am honored to receive the nomination for Foley Scholar Finalists at Georgia Tech.
"The Foley Scholarship Program recognizes the achievements of top graduate students whose personal vision and innovations in their research fields have the potential to shape how people interact with technology." **PhD milestone** March 2021 I passed my PhD Qualifying Exam at Georgia Tech! **EuroVis 2021**March 2021 Our paper titled "Daisen: A Framework for Visualizing Detailed GPU Execution" was accepted to EuroVis 2021!
**CHI 2021 (Virtual)** Yokohama, Japan May 8-13 2021 I'll be giving a paper talk titled "Mapping the Landscape of COVID-19 Crisis Visualizations" at CHI'21 conference remotely. **WISH 2020**October 2020 Our WISH (The Workgroup on Interactive Systems in Health) workshop paper "Examining Older Adults’ Information Exposure, Wellbeing, and Adherence to Protective Measures During the COVID-19 Pandemic" has been accepted!
Two VIS full papers were accepted to VIS 2020: "Sequence Braiding: Visual Overviews of Temporal Event Sequences and Attributes" & "VisConnect: Distributed Event Synchronization for Collaborative Visualization". **EAI PervasiveHealth 2020**August 2020 Our PervasiveHealth short paper "Information Visualization for Diabetes Management: A Literature Review" has been accepted to present as a poster.
**CHI 2020** Honolulu, HI, USA April 2020 I'll be giving a paper talk on how older adults use crisis informatics technologies: "Understanding the Use of Crisis Informatics Technology among Older Adults". Also, I'll be presenting our poster on a design of food journaling tool: "Eat4Thought: A Design of Food Journaling".
**Media coverage**March 2020 **CHI 2020**February 2020 Our short paper (Extended Abstract) was accepted to CHI 2020: "Eat4Thought: A Design of Food Journaling". **CHI 2020**December 2019 Our full paper was accepted to CHI 2020: "Understanding the Use of Crisis Informatics Technology among Older Adults".
**VIS 2019** Vancouver, BC, Canada October 2019 I was invited to give a demo and a talk at VIS Workshop on Visual Analytics in Healthcare (VAHC) 2019. Also, I gave a paper talk on an evaluation study of event sequence visualization techniques. Our paper was accepted to CSCW 2019: "Caring for Alzheimer's Disease Caregivers: A Qualitative Study Investigating Opportunities for Exergame Innovation".
Our short paper was accepted to VIS 2019: "Evaluating Alignment Approaches in Superimposed Time-Series and Temporal Event-Sequence Visualizations." **Media coverage**Spring 2019 My talk on the impact of data visualization on clinical decision making and healthcare interventions was featured by HIMSS newsletter. **CRA-W** Chicago, IL April 2019 I was accepted to attend CRA-W workshop (Grad Cohort for Women) 2019 at Chicago, IL.
I also presented a poster on information visualization x personal health informatics. **Media coverage**January 2019 **VIS 2018** Berlin, Germany October 2018 I gave a paper talk on Type 1 diabetes visualization for decision making. "IDMVis: Temporal Event Sequence Visualization for Type 1 Diabetes Treatment Decision Support".
**AHFE 2018** Orlando, FL July 2018 I gave a paper talk at AHFE (International Conference and the Affiliated Conferences) 2018 on reflective methodology of interdisciplinary research. Our InfoVis paper was accepted to VIS 2018 (TVCG 2019): "IDMVis: Temporal Event Sequence Visualization for Type 1 Diabetes Treatment Decision Support". **ServDes.
2018**April 2018 Our paper was accepted to ServDes. 2018. "Resident autonomy in assisted living facilities: A conceptual framework for transformative service research".
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