I’m a human-computer interaction researcher studying interpersonal and human-AI collaboration in mixed reality. Through the design of novel interactive systems and evaluation of their use in context, I investigate how spatial environments can be computationally parsed, represented, and transformed to support new forms of situated action and shared understanding. My PhD research in the VECG Group at University College London examines asymmetric collaboration in mixed reality, analyzing how spatial configurations and context shape interaction when collaborators have differing roles, capabilities, or interfaces. By combining methods and concepts from human-computer interaction, generative AI, computer vision, and computer-supported cooperative work, my work connects sensing and inference with interaction design and evaluation.

I hold a BSc and MSc in Computer Science and have completed research internships at Google (BIRD Lab), Niantic Labs, Microsoft Research (EPIC Group), and TNO Research (Intelligent Imaging), and worked as a data scientist at IBM before starting my PhD.