I am a Ph.D. Candidate affiliated with (x)ability Design Lab and (dis)Ability Design Studio at the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign. My work examines the intersection of Human–Computer Interaction, Cognitive Science, and Data Visualization with the goal of advancing inclusive technologies. In particular, I design, build, and evaluate systems that enable people with visual (dis)abilities to engage with complex three-dimensional data in spatially adaptive interfaces.

My research interests span accessible data visualization, multimodal and immersive analytics, virtual/augmented reality, and evidence-based accessibility. I employ mixed-methods research methodologies to connect cognitive science theory with practical system design. I am currently seeking internship opportunities for Summer of 2026 in user-experience research, multimodal explainable AI, and data-visualization engineering.

A11y Dashboard: Interactive tools for exploring complex datasets through accessible visualizations Accessible Visualization · Inclusive HCI · Assistive Technology	PunchPulse: A virtual-reality boxing exergame developed with inclusive interaction design principles Virtual Reality · Serious Games · Accessible Interaction · Physical Activity Amelioration	MAIDR: Multimodal Access and Interactive Data Representation for accessible statistical visualizations Accessible Visualization · Multimodal Interfaces · Data Accessibility
DIXTRAL: Dynamic Interface Exploration of Three-Dimensional Representations for Adaptive Learning 3D User Interfaces · Adaptive Learning · Educational Technology	VR Table Tennis: An accessible virtual-reality table-tennis experience Accessible VR · Human–Computer Interaction	Immersive Analytics VR: Three-dimensional data visualization and natural-language interaction in virtual reality Immersive Analytics · Natural Language Interaction · Virtual Reality

• Accessible data-visualization paradigms that include users with diverse abilities and needs
• Immersive technologies designed from the outset for universal access
• Cognitive-first interface design grounded in empirical evidence
• Producing and creating tools that bridge research theory with practice

• Led the development of 3-D visualization tools for accessible data representation
• Contributed to multiple repositories addressing accessibility in VR/AR
• Co-authored several peer-reviewed publications on accessible technology design
• Ongoing work to integrate accessibility into emerging technologies