Papers accepted at multiple international conferences such as ICMI '25, Interspeech '25, and COLING '25. Received research grants from organizations like USGS and the Colby Center for Arts and Humanities. Involved in various projects, including forecasting water quality in Maine lakes and sustainable marine debris cleanup.
Research Experience
Directs the HUMANE Lab at Colby College, focusing on how humans, machines, and the natural environment can co-exist. Previously, she was a member of the Cyber Physical Intelligence Lab (CyPhILab) and WINLAB.
Education
Received a Ph.D. in Computer Engineering from Rutgers University, where she worked with Prof. Jorge Ortiz. Completed postdoctoral training at the Davis Institute for Artificial Intelligence at Colby College under Prof. Amanda Stent.
Background
Clare Boothe Luce Assistant Professor of Computer Science and AI. Research interests include Multimodal Interaction, AI Education, and AI for Environment. Her work focuses on the intersection of machine learning and human-computer interaction, with an emphasis on developing human-centered tools and technology.
Miscellany
Interested in public-interest technology and designs innovative pedagogy and experiences to make AI education accessible to people from diverse backgrounds.