Bio
My research focuses on advancing the understanding and design of sociotechnical systems using methodologies from Human-Computer Interaction (HCI) and Human-Centered Computing (HCC). Positioned at the intersection of HCI, Intelligent User Interfaces (IUI), and Artificial Intelligence (AI), I emphasize the development of fair, trustworthy, and transparent AI systems through data-driven and human-centered approaches. I employ mixed quantitative and qualitative methods to investigate user interactions with AI-driven technologies, aiming to enhance human-AI collaboration and design trustworthy systems in domains such as recommender systems, education, health, and social media.
Publications
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I publish in top venues in Human-Computer Interaction, AI, and digital government, including TOCHI, TiiS, IJHCS, CSCW, CHI, and DG.O. My work spans journal articles, conference papers, workshops, and book chapters, focusing on explainable AI, social recommender systems, Gen-AI healthcare systems, and inclusive system design.