ELEMENTAL: Interactive Learning from Demonstrations and Vision-Language Models for Reward Design in Robotics (ICLR 2025)
Investigating the Impact of Experience on a User's Ability to Perform Hierarchical Abstraction (IJRR 2024, RSS 2023 Best Paper Nominee)
Negative Result for Learning from Demonstration: Challenges for End-Users Teaching Robots with Task and Motion Planning Abstractions (RSS 2022)
Lancon-Learn: Learning with Language to Enable Generalization in Multi-Task Manipulation (RA-L 2022, presented at ICRA 2022)
Impacts of Robot Learning on User Attitude and Behavior (HRI 2023)
Mind Meld: Personalized Meta-Learning for Robot-Centric Imitation Learning (HRI 2022 Best Technical Paper Award)
Research Experience
Involved in several research projects related to robot learning, including combining natural language guidance with visual user demonstrations to better align robot behavior with user intentions, etc.
Education
Degree: Ph.D. student (in progress); University: Georgia Tech CORE Robotics Lab; Advisor: Professor Matthew Gombolay; Year: Fifth year; Major: Computer Science. Undergraduate: Graduated from Georgia Tech in 2021 with a B.S. in Computer Science.
Background
Research Interests: Human-interactive robot learning and care robotics. Bio: Through her research, she develops algorithms that enable robots to learn in-situ, from non-expert user demonstrators.