As a Bullard Postdoctoral Research Fellow, I am collaborating with Dr. Jacek Gwizdka at the Information eXperience (IX) Lab. My research leverages neuro-physiological evidence to deepen our understanding of human-information interaction. As part of my fellowship, I plan to explore the use of real-time cognitive load detection algorithms in applied contexts.

I currently collaborate with Learning, Innovation, & Technology Lab at Harvard University, to explore the relationship between joint visual attention and joint mental effort in collaborative learning environments by conducting a data analysis of eye tracking datasets. I also collaborated with Clemson University to detect cognitive load in real-time using pupillary activity. I also built models to estimate the rate of change of the academic web using archived copies of web pages.

I was a Teaching Assistant for the following courses.

• CS441/541: App Development for Smart Devices (Spring 2020)
• CS334: Computer Architecture (Fall 2020)
• CS450T: Database (Fall 2020)
• CS250: Problem Solving & Programming II (Spring 2021)

I built a software to extract metadata (title, abstract, keywords, authors, affiliations) and full text from scholarly PDF documents in real-time. I also developed a website to review the extracted metadata.

I prepared course materials, conducted lectures, and graded student assignments for the course CS2963: Presentation Skills

I developed a program to reduce documentation efforts by automating the API documentation generation based on code changes.