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New York, United States

PhysioLabXR: an All-in-one application for BCI researchers• Handled data communication between Unity and PhysioLabXR using LSL (Lab Streaming Layer)• Designed and developed the an entire use case example and its tutorial for the PhysioLabXR application using C# (Unity 3D) and Python. The example is a balance ball game. After a short training session, anyone with a BCI device can play with imagined movements in your left and right hands

New York, United States

Program synthesis for explainable Large Language Model• Used JavaScript, HTML, and GPT-4 API to implement a web demo of a text- adventure game in which a story is advanced based on users' choice of next action• Wrote program specification and synthesized an automata for controlling the temporal structure of the LLM output using Temporal Streaming Logic (a high-level specification language)Towards the Usability of Reactive Synthesis: Building Blocks of Temporal… Show more Program synthesis for explainable Large Language Model• Used JavaScript, HTML, and GPT-4 API to implement a web demo of a text- adventure game in which a story is advanced based on users' choice of next action• Wrote program specification and synthesized an automata for controlling the temporal structure of the LLM output using Temporal Streaming Logic (a high-level specification language)Towards the Usability of Reactive Synthesis: Building Blocks of Temporal Logic(published)• Designed and run the experiment for a comparative user study on writing specification with or without the block-based interface Show less

New York, United States

- How are events processed in dynamic natural perception of the world, such as playing a game and appreciating a piece of music? How does our schematic knowledge about the world helps in processing these events?- Helped with designing a novel experiment paradigm using games, including a study that builds on 4-in-a-row (which resembles tic-tac-toe) and a preliminary study that utilizes an existed published game- Modelled event segmentation in music perception via behavioral and… Show more - How are events processed in dynamic natural perception of the world, such as playing a game and appreciating a piece of music? How does our schematic knowledge about the world helps in processing these events?- Helped with designing a novel experiment paradigm using games, including a study that builds on 4-in-a-row (which resembles tic-tac-toe) and a preliminary study that utilizes an existed published game- Modelled event segmentation in music perception via behavioral and electrophysiological data Show less

Shanghai, China

Arknights: Endfield 明日方舟：终末地 (Action RPG)- Designed the narrative plan and main line of movements for the game's several early regions- Collaborated with techinical designers and combat designers to make sure an engaging and smooth experience in main and side quests

Hangzhou, Zhejiang, China

Justice Online Mobile 逆水寒手游 (MMO Game)- Designed governing principles and playful features for the "Smart NPC" system with the FuXi technical team.

- How do we decide where and when to look when we read? How exactly do we read jumbled phrases? BVL studies visual attentions.- analyze eye-tracking data and assist data collection

- wrote and translated science essays- hosted affiliated podcastWebsite: https://neu-reality.com/

Yunnan, China

- established the first consistent design system for user interaction and interface

– revamped old design system– realized new product functions from proposal, discussion, to wireframing and designing the interaction- engaged deeply in product decision

- wrote for column Dream Labo at CBN weekly. https://www.cbnweek.com/#/hot_laber

- collected and transcribed first-hand materials on sexual assault cases happened in US college campus, and the US-China relations during trade-war; reported on dilemma confronted by international students during COVID-19 (or Coronavirus) pandemic and the US 2020 election

Bachelor'S Degree, Cognitive Science; Architecture

Education record

Activities and Societies: Columbia Game Design & Development (Design Lead)

Bachelor'S Degree, Cognitive Science