About me

I am currently an Assistant Professor at The Chinese University of Hong Kong, Shenzhen. My research sits at the intersection of Human-Computer Interaction, human-centred AI, AI ethics and governance, cognitive science, behavioural decision-making, and responsible AI design. Trained as both a computer scientist and a psychologist, I study how people perceive, trust, question, rely on, and collaborate with intelligent systems, and how AI interfaces can be designed to support calibrated trust, human agency, transparency, and responsible decision-making.

My work combines behavioural experiments, user studies, mixed methods, statistical modelling, psychometrics, UX research, and design-oriented inquiry. I am especially interested in human-in-the-loop AI, anthropomorphic AI design, generative AI uses, AI-supported judgement, and the cognitive mechanisms that shape over-trust, automation bias, and human-AI collaboration. My publications span HCI, psychology, information systems, and human-centred technology venues, including the International Journal of Human-Computer Studies, Proceedings of the ACM on Human-Computer Interaction, Computers in Human Behavior, Frontiers in Psychology, CHI, ETRA, and PACIS, to name a few.

I welcome collaborations with scholars working on HCI, AI ethics, AI governance, responsible innovation, human-centred design, behavioural science/decision-making, and the societal implications of intelligent systems.