I am a fourth-year PhD student in the Department of System and Information Engineering at the University of Virginia where I am part of the Sensing Systems for Health lab and advised by Dr. Laura Barnes.
My primary research interests lie at the intersection of behavioral intervention, mobile sensing, human-AI interaction, machine learning, and reinforcement learning.
Our "DeepTake: Prediction of Driver Takeover Behavior using Multimodal Data" paper has been accepted at CHI 2021.
Our "A Generalized Framework for Understanding the Relationship between Social Media Discourse and Mental Health" paper has been accepted at CSCW 2020.
In CHI Technology Ecosystems: Rethinking Resources for Mental Health Workshop 2020.
The program is designed to help you change how you think based on a free multi-session, online cognitive bias modification of interpretations (CBM-I).
Predicting multiple aspects of takeover behavior to ensure that the driver is able to safely take over the control when engaged in non-driving tasks.
A framework for finding biomarkers of mental health in digital communications.
Evaluating behaviors of individuals with anxiety after using a free multi-session, online cognitive bias modification of interpretations (CBM-I).
Social Support for HIV patients
Understanding different types of social supports in a network of communication from PositiveLinks. PositiveLinks is a clinic-centered engagement in care program that employs a tailored smartphone app with a private digital social support community to help people living with a chronic condition reach their care goals.
The PositiveLinks platform (PL) is a complete integrated solution comprising the smartphone app (for iOS and Android), HIPAA-compliant secure messaging, patient dashboards, and administrative portals that can be linked to patient lab records. The PositiveLinks platform has been tested and shown positive outcomes with a diverse community of members across age, ethnicity, sex, gender identity, HIV risk factors, education, and employment levels.