I research XR to redefine surgery.
I’m a Bachelor of Science graduate from Johns Hopkins University. I am also a researcher at Stanford University. I found myself driven to research extended reality (XR) to shape the future of healthcare and society. Specifically, I enjoy researching how to improve multi-modal inputs and outputs of XR to redefine surgery.
I am grateful for all the guidance from working with: Dr. Bruce Daniel, Dr. Brian Hargreaves, Dr. Christoph Leuze, and Dr. Fred Baik at Stanford; Dr. Dinesh Manocha at UMD; Dr. Hua Guo at Tsinghua.
I enjoy playing table tennis and fishing. I have played for JHU table tennis varsity and represented the school to compete at the regional level in Washington DC.
News
I presented my paper “Comparative Study of Gamified VR for Simulation” at ISMAR 2025 XR-Med workship.
Oct 2025
I presented my paper “Occlusion Masking for Tool Visualization in AR” at ISMAR 2025. Best poster nomination from conference paper.
Oct 2025
I presented my work at Stanford Engineering Centennial Celebration and Showcase
June 2025
I shared our work on “Context Aware AI in VR” at CHI 2025
April 2025
I presented my paper on “Attention Aware AR Guidance for Acupuncture” at IEEE VR 2025.
March 2025
Stanford Neuroscience shared an Article about my work on VR simulation.
Jan 2025
Stanford published my app on the Meta App Store. See more here.
Nov 2024
I started Research Scholar at Stanford Medical Mixed Reality and IMMERS
May 2024
I presented my poster paper on “VR MRI Simulation” at IEEE VR 2024.
March 2024