About Me
I am a PhD student at the Department of Industrial Design at Eindhoven University of Technology (TU/e), supervised by Dr. Daniel Tetteroo and Dr. Maarten Houben. Before my PhD, I worked as a research assistant at the BiWell Lab at City University of Hong Kong, supervised by Dr. Yuhan Luo, and as a part-time research assistant supervised by Dr. Can Liu.
During my time at BiWell Lab, my research focused on supporting individuals' mental well-being through LLM-powered conversational user interfaces. Building on this, my current PhD research investigates the design of personalized healthcare technology for the elderly living with chronic conditions and their caregivers.
Active Research Projects
(Meta-)Designing for Temporal Experiences in Chronic Healthcare Technologies
Chronic healthcare is often a prolonged and demanding process in which patients, caregivers, and healthcare systems enact and experience time in different ways. By foregrounding temporality (i.e., the experience of time), my PhD research aims to inform the design of personalized healthcare technologies. Relevant research output: P1
Academic Service
CHI LBW 2025, Pervasive Health Late Track 2025
DIS Pictorials 2026, CHI 2024–2026, CSCW 2024–2025, Chinese CHI 2025, CHI PLAY 2024
GBA Pre-CHI 2025
Coaching & Teaching
Exploring Intertemporal Self-talk through TimeMirror (DDM140 Research Methods)
Teaching Assistant - Developed semi-finished research prototype TimeMirror for students to customize and conduct their research based on it.
2026 Spring
Designing Companion Robot for Older Adults (DPM120 Project 2: Design Research)
Expert - Provided feedback on students' research projects
2026 Spring
Exploring Temporality in Care Home (DPM120 Project 2: Design Research/DPB390 Final Bachelors' Project)
Expert - Provided feedback on students' research projects
2026 Spring, 2025 Fall