I successfully defended my dissertation, titled "Illusions of Echo Chambers: Perceptions of Personalized News Environments and Political Consequences". Read more here.

My co-leading project, "Lower Quantity, Higher Quality: Auditing News Content and User Perceptions on Twitter/X's Timelines," was covered by Penn Engineering Today Media Release. Read more here.

My co-leading project, "Lower Quantity, Higher Quality: Auditing News Content and User Perceptions on Twitter/X's Timelines," was awarded the 1st-place Top Faculty Paper at the Political Communication Division at AEJMC in 2024. Read more here.

I received a $6,000 research grant from the Graduate and Professional Student Assembly (GAPSA) and the Office of the Provost at UPenn, which supports my research on algorithmic media platforms. Read more here.

My first-authored paper, "Trap of Entertainment: Recommendation Algorithms Drifted Users Away from News on YouTube," was awarded the Top Student Paper at the  Computational Methods Division at ICA 2022. Read more here.