I am a Ph.D student in the Personal Health Informatics program, an interdiscplinary program at Northeastern University, affiliated with College of Computer and Information Science and Bouve College of Health Sciences. I am also a member of the mHealth research group led by Prof. Stephen Intille.
My research interest lies on building and validating people-facing technological solutions for health using a multidiscplinary approach. So far, my work has focused on (i) ubiquitous sensing via wearable sensors (e.g.: smartwatch, smartphone, and accelerometers), (ii) data-driven and common-sense driven machine learning for modeling physical behavior, (iii) human-computer interfaces for user-in-the-loop machine learning, and (iv) behavior change theory for just-in-time adaptive intervention.
I have academic, industry and clinical experience where I was fortunate to have worked with Hanli Liu (UTA), Gopinath Kaundinya (UTSW), Christine DeLorenzo (SBU), Todd Ogden (Columbia), John Mann (Columbia), Shiv Hiremath (Temple), Dinesh John (NEU), Junzi Dong (Philips Reseach NA).
PhD in Computer Science, 2020
Northeastern University
M.Sc in Biomedical Engineering, 2010
University of Texas at Arlington/University of Texas at Southwestern Medical Center
B.Sc in Biology, 2008
University of Texas at Arlington
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