"Decision-Making, Quantification, Interaction"
My research aims to quantify and measure users' cognitive bias in interactive information-seeking with multi-modal physiological sensing. I consider cognitive bias a deviation from decision-making when selecting or evaluating information during the process of sequential information-seeking. The physiological data include brain activity (EEG), electrodermal activity (EDA), eye, motion, etc. I enjoy conducting human-centered research to translate abstract concepts into tangible solutions, using multidisciplinary knowledge. As the Lab Manager of the RMIT CiDDA Usability Lab, I have experience in designing, implementing, and conducting various user studies, e.g., workshops, lab studies with computer tasks or simulated videos, and field studies on e-scooters.