I am a human-computer interaction (HCI) ​researcher pursuing my PhD at the NYU Tandon ​School of Engineering. Prior to this, I conducted ​research at the National University of Singapore’s​ Smart Systems Institute.

I’ve worked primarily with experimental research ​methods, exploring the design of technological ​tools and systems that foster lifelong learning and ​health/wellbeing practices.

I resonate very much with the notion of “quietly ​supportive” technologies — technologies that ​seamlessly integrate into daily life without ​disruption. What this means precisely, continually ​evolves as I learn and grow as a researcher.

(CHI ‘24)

Tan, F., Xu, P., Ram, A., Suen, W. Z., Zhao, S., Huang, Y., & Hurter, C.

(CHI ‘24)

Liu, C., Tan, F., Zhao, S., Kanneganti, A., Gosavi, A. T., & Khoo, E. T.

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