“I want to empower people through XR”

Social & Spatial Computing Researcher

Johns Hopkins University (BSc in Applied Mathematics | Double Major in Public Health Studies)

Stanford University (REU, SCPD Student)

Looking for 25-fall PhD

I’m a recent Bachelor of Science graduate from Johns Hopkins University, advised by Dr. Mathias Unberath and Dr. Alejandro Martin-Gomez. I found myself driven to research extended reality (XR) by integrating virtual reality (VR) and augmented reality (AR) to shape the future of healthcare and society. Specifically, I enjoy studying how VR/AR/XR empower people, provide guidance, and improve healthcare. My portfolio includes VR/AR research and apps.

Standing at the intersection of perception and visualization, my goal is to build next-generation decision-making systems that change how we monitor health, do surgery, and interact with the world. I am interested in integrating multi-modal sensing and mobile technologies with applications in AR/VR, wearable devices, and human-computer interaction. 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 entrepreneurship & running start-ups, playing table tennis, and fishing. I created a startup during COVID year that served 1000+ customers and generated ~$100k yearly revenue. I have played for JHU table tennis varsity and represented the school to compete at the regional level in Washington DC. Do not hesitate to email me if you want to connect!