My PhD focuses on interactive visual analytics and pitfall analysis — how misleaders affect viewers and how interactive systems can help. In human-robot interaction, I work on guidance and personalization for users.
My PhD research centers on interactive systems for visual analytics and pitfall analysis. I study misleaders — visualizations that mislead viewers — and their impact on interpretation. Through interactive techniques, I explore how analysts can detect, understand, and avoid such pitfalls.
In human-robot interaction, I focus on guidance and personalization for users. This includes designing social robot systems that adapt to individual people and support them through tailored interaction — helping users navigate tasks, contexts, and everyday situations with robots.