Welcome!  I have been in human factors and human-computer interaction research for more than 8 years. Currently, I am a postdoctoral fellow at the North York General Hospital and University of Toronto, funded through the Health System Impact Fellowship sponsored by Canadian Institutes of Health Research. My current research seeks to improve patient safety in operating rooms through understanding and supporting resilience in clinicians.

I have recently received my PhD from the University of Waterloo. I am experienced in conducting end-to-end R&D process, including research planning, competitive analysis, design, prototyping, evaluation design, data analysis, and presentation. I seek to bring research insights into practical applications such as multi-device classrooms, police emergency responses, and digital tabletop games. Please do not hesitate to message me, connect with me on LinkedIn, or check out my resume.

Specialties:

• Research Area: human-computer interaction, human-factors, and collaborative systems
• Research Methods: contextual inquiry, iterative design process, prototyping, experiment, laboratory study, field study, heuristic evaluation, observation, interview, questionnaire survey, data collection, qualitative data analysis (affinity diagramming and text/audio/video coding analysis), and quantitative data analysis (ANOVA and correlations)
• Software: Java, C/C++, Processing, and SPSS