Bridging minds and machines.
Enhancing human-computer communication.

Research Focus

Advancing the Field of HCI

Building a new generation of "implicit" brain-computer interfaces.

fNIRS device

Key Computational Techniques

fNIRS: a non-invasive neuroimaging technique that measures brain activity by shining light into the brain to track blood oxygenation changes

example interface

Implicit and Adaptive User Interfaces

Interfaces that respond in real time without the user explicitly thinking about it

Featured Work

Current Projects

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Distinguishing Default Mode Network from Task Positive Network

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Dynamically Adjusting VR Game Difficulty using combined fNIRS and EEG Data

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