Research & Publications
My doctoral research focuses on Computer-Supported Cooperative Work (CSCW), with particular emphasis on designing GenAI agents to support group collaboration and enhance team productivity in educational and professional contexts. This work contributes to the broader field of Human-Computer Interaction by advancing our understanding of human-AI collaboration in group settings.
Research Interests
🤝 Computer-Supported Cooperative Work (CSCW)
Investigating how technology can support and enhance group collaboration in both educational and professional settings. This includes studying group dynamics, communication patterns, and the design of collaborative tools that facilitate effective teamwork and knowledge sharing.
🤖 GenAI Agents for Group Collaboration
Designing and evaluating generative AI agents that can intelligently support group collaboration processes. This includes developing AI systems that can facilitate group discussions, provide contextual assistance, and enhance collaborative decision-making in educational and professional contexts.
👥 Group Dynamics & Social Interaction
Studying how group dynamics and social interaction patterns influence collaborative work outcomes. This includes analyzing communication flows, decision-making processes, and the role of technology in mediating group interactions and enhancing collective intelligence.
🎯 Human-AI Collaboration Design
Exploring the design principles and interaction patterns that enable effective collaboration between humans and AI systems in group settings. This includes studying user experience design, interface design, and the development of intuitive AI-human interaction paradigms.
Research Methodology
📊 Mixed-Methods Research
Combining quantitative analysis of user engagement metrics with qualitative insights from user experiences to understand collaborative outcomes
💬 Ethnographic Studies
In-depth interviews, focus groups, and observational studies to understand group dynamics and human-AI interaction patterns
🧪 Controlled Experiments
Laboratory and field experiments to test the effectiveness of AI-assisted collaboration tools and measure productivity outcomes
🛠️ Participatory Design
Co-design sessions with end users to develop and iteratively refine AI agents for group collaboration contexts