TA for SCI-6365 Enactive Design. I hosted office hours, facilitated student discussions, and critiqued student projects focused on creative applications of human-machine interaction.https://www.gsd.harvard.edu/course/enactive-design-creative-applications-through-concurrent-human-machine-interaction-fall-2024/

I am responsible for spearheading innovative AR/VR projects, managing outreach and sponsorship, along with organizing and executing a range of on-campus events, such as conferences, hackathons, and workshops. The primary goal of our team is to foster a collaborative and dynamic environment, nurturing a community of AR/VR enthusiasts and developers at Harvard.

I designed and delivered original XR workshops to high school students across Japan, using interactive activities, hands-on sessions, live demos, and office hours to reinforce key concepts and answer student questions.

Research at Columbia CGUI lab supervised by professor Steven K. Feiner. List of projects:- AR for finTech: Devope AR application for finTech companies to facilitate communication among traders. - Haptics in journalism: study how non-visual cues can be used in VR/AR to help journalism with data representation.- VR help with medical training( ultrasonic prob training)- VR in geographical study

Research Focus: BCI+XRResearch Assistant at Columbia LIINC lab supervised by professor Paul Sajda. VR/AR development for the experiment in the lab studying brain activities using EEG in controlled settings in VR and AR.

-Build Better VR experience using AI and machine learning - Research and develop novel interaction techniques in VR

- Develop AP application that helps fintech companies with better communication and smoother workflow.- Design and implement various interaction techniques using eye-tracking, hand-tracking, and voice in AR- Mainly work with Hololens2 and NReal

Teaching Assistant for Intro to Computer Science(CS-UY 1122) at New York University Tandon School of Engineering. Presented student with various topics incomputer science, including basic front-end and back-end web development, basic knowledge in cyber security, etc. Hosted officehours 20hr/week

Teaching Assistant for Intro to Game Programming(CS-UY 3113) at New York University Tandon School of Engineering. Instructed student for programming in C++ and OpenGL, includinghosting office hours twice a week and grading homework

Teaching Assistant for Computer Architecture(CS-UY 2214) at New York University Tandon School of Engineering. Coordinated with 3 other TAs to hold 3 recitations every week --reviewed important topics guided students with programming in Verilog, and gave out quizzes. Hold office hours 10hr/week

Teaching Assistant for Intro to Computer Science(CS-UY 1122) at New York University Tandon School of Engineering. Presented student with various topics incomputer science, including basic front-end and back-end web development, basic knowledge in cyber security, etc. Hosted officehours 20hr/week