I am excited to join the Machine Assisted Cognition group at Toyota Research Institute as a Research Scientist.

I will serve as an Associate Chair on the ACM SIGCHI 2022 Health subcommittee.

Microsoft released a blog post on a new HAX toolkit featuring the Playbook: "New toolkit aims to help teams create responsible human-AI experiences".

My research on planning for AI failures was covered by WIRED: "The Efforts to Make Text-Based AI Less Racist and Terrible".

Happy to announce the HAX Playbook (previously AI Playbook) is now released as an open source software. Also check out the live demo of the HAX Playbook platform.

I presented our work on planning for natural language failures at ACM CHI 2021.

Work on planning for natural language failures has been accepted at CHI 2021 (26.3% accept rate). Publication available here.

I'm excited to co-lead a graduate level seminar with Andrew Berry, "Participatory design in the age of digital health", offered in the Winter 2021.

I am excited to join University of Washington's Department of Biomedical Informatics and Medical Education as an NLM Postdoctoral Fellow.

As a research intern at Microsoft Research AI, I helped product teams accelerate the pace of AI system development.

I successfully defended my dissertation: "Designing Collaborative Mobile Health Experiences for Adolescent Patients."

I gave an invited talk at the GVU Brown Bag Seminar (video).

Work on understanding adolescent patient and caregiver experiences has been accepted at CHI 2020 (23.4% accept rate).

I'm excited to have been selected as a recipient of the 2019 Foley Scholars Award ($5000) for student excellence in research contributions to computing!

I'm excited to have been selected as a recipient of the 2019 George Family Foundation Fellowship ($3500) for my commitment to healthcare and demonstration of leadership!

I presented my dissertation work at CHI 2019 in Glasgow, UK.

My dissertation work was recognized and accepted for presentation at the CHI 2019 Doctoral Consortium (16% accept rate).

Our work on public attitudes on adolescent portal privacy was accepted at JAMIA.

Seattle Children's Hospital changed it's policy on adolescent portal access (effective Sep 12, 2018) based on our recent JAMIA publication.

I gave my first invited talk at the NSF REU Civic Data Science Seminar Series.

I proposed my dissertation thesis!

I presented my work at CHI 2018 in Montréal, Québec, Canada.

Our work on adolescent portal privacy features was accepted at JAMIA.

Work on designing clinician facing patient-generated data dashboards has been accepted at ICHI

Work on co-designing symptom tracking tools for families has been accepted at CHI 2018.

Visiting family and friends in Seoul, Korea.

I co-organized the WISH workshop at AMIA 2017 in Washington, DC.

We demoed an upgraded version of Rapport at the GVU Research Showcase.

Our workshop paper was accepted at WISH @ AMIA 2017

I presented my work at CHI 2017 in Denver, CO.

Our late-breaking work on scalable image-based food search and discovery tool was accepted at CHI 2017

Visiting family and friends in Seoul, Korea.

Work on designing a pediatric family oriented radiology report has been accepted at CHI 2017.

We presented our work on adolescent portal access at AMIA 2016 in Chicago, IL.

I joined many PhD students and early career researchers to receive training at the Health Data Exploration Summer Institute 2016 in San Diego, CA.

Our work on teen and caregiver use of PHRs has been accepted at AMIA 2016

I passed my qualifying exam!

I presented my first paper as a PhD student at CHI 2016 in San Jose, CA.

Our work on designing for chronically ill teens has been accepted at CHI 2016.