I am a human-computer interaction researcher focused on interpersonal and human-AI collaboration in mixed reality. My work examines how spatial environments mediate collaboration, with a focus on how they can be computationally parsed, represented, and transformed to enable new forms of situated action and shared understanding across diverse situations and modalities. As part of my PhD in the VECG Group at University College London, I focus specifically on asymmetric collaboration in mixed reality, where collaborators operate with differing roles, capabilities, or interfaces, and spatial context shapes interaction. More broadly, my work is situated at the intersection of human-computer interaction, computer vision, computer-supported cooperative work, and generative AI.

I am currently a research intern in the BIRD Lab (Blended Interaction Research & Devices) at Google. I hold a BSc and MSc in Computer Science and have previously completed research internships at Niantic Labs, Microsoft Research, and TNO Research, and worked as a data scientist at IBM.