I’m a second-year computer science Ph.D. student at Tufts, advised by Prof. Remco Chang. My research explores human-AI interaction, with a focus on augmentation and creativity support through both mechanistic interpretability and human-centered design methods. Previously, I received my B.S. and M.S. from Tufts, where I studied computer science alongside studio arts and architecture - which I also briefly explored at Harvard GSD and Columbia GSAPP. I've also interned at Apple AI/ML Research.
Recently
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Attending MIT Future Fest, Cambridge, MA, Sep 30 - Oct 4
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Two visual explorables on Text Diffusion and Steering Vectors accepted to VISxAI 2026, and presenting A Design Space for Visual Interfaces for Interacting with Image Generation Models at VIS 2026. See you in Boston! ༘ ⋆ ✧
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Excited to start my research internship at Apple AI/ML, working on the Visualization Team with Yannick Assogba, Angie Boggust, Fred Hohman, Donghao Ren, and Dominik Moritz!
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Presented AlloyLens and received a SciVis Honorable Mention at IEEE VIS 2025 in Vienna, Austria.
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Gave a talk on AlloyLens at the NSF ID4 Conference in Denver, CO.
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Began my Ph.D. in computer science at Tufts, advised by Prof. Remco Chang.
Selected Projects
Some Vector Algebra for Model Steering
VISxAI 2026
Scentscape
Information is Beautiful Awards 2025Data mapping as a creative practice through experimental cartography
AlloyLens
SciVis Honorable Mention @ VIS 2025Visualizing alloy phase spaces with interactive lenses, developed in collaboration with materials science domain scientists
Visual Interfaces for Interacting with Image Generation Models: A Design Space
VIS 2026
A Female Constellation
Information is Beautiful Awards 2025A Data-Driven Exploration of the 100 Years of Curatorial History at MoMA