I am currently a PhD student focusing on Human Factors at the University of Wisconsin–Madison, Madison, WI. My main affiliation is with the Cognitive Systems Laboratory. I love what I am doing because it benefits my self-exploration while contributing to the academic field through applied work.

My main research interest is understanding uncertainty representations in interface design to aid decision-making through the lens of human factors. My current work revolves around uncertainty perception in human-automation interaction. My main contribution is carefully designed interaction that supports the uncertainty resolution in various domains, utilizing the principles from Human Factors and adjacent fields.

In my free time I enjoy tinkering with human input devices, chilling with a pot of tea, or cleaning out my fountain pens.

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