Directory

Shuhong is a PhD student in Information Science, advised by François Guimbretière. She aims to facilitate sustainable fabrication, create novel interactions, and democratize the fabrication process for individuals of all skill levels. 

 

For more information about her work, visit https://www.shuhong-hci.com
 

Tony is a PhD student in Information Science working at the intersection of natural language processing and human-computer interaction. His work primarily focuses on language in human-human and human-AI interaction and socially-aware language technologies with applications in domains such as mental health and online communities. His work experience includes User Experience Research at Google and Games Marketing & Production at PlayStation. Prior to Cornell, he has studied at the Georgia Institute of Technology, Carnegie Mellon University, and UC San Diego.

Areas of Interest: Computational Social Science, Natural Language Processing, Human-Computer Interaction

Sterling Williams-Ceci is a PhD Student in Information Science focusing on the intersection of human-computer interaction and social psychology. She researches how cognitive biases impact people's perceptions of trustworthiness in modern and unfamiliar information-seeking contexts. Prior to the PhD, Sterling graduated as a Merrill Presidential Scholar from Cornell University with a B.A. in Psychology and a B.A. in the Robert S. Harrison College Scholar Program for interdisciplinary research.

Talia Wise is a PhD student focusing on human-centered AI and augmented cognition. She studies how interactions with information systems affect higher-level cognition, and how a deeper understanding of these processes can inform the study and design of new systems to assist in cognitive tasks such as creative ideation or writing. Prior to joining Cornell, she did her undergraduate work in Computer Science and Liberal Arts at McGill University in Montreal followed by an MSc from the Technion in Haifa where she researched human-machine co-creativity.

Areas of Interest: Human-Computer Interaction, Creativity support, Augmented Cognition, Human-centered AI, Natural Language Processing