
Yilin Ye Qian Zhu Shishi Xiao Kang Zhang Wei Zeng
CSCW 2024

My research interests include Human-Computer Interaction (HCI) and Visualization (VIS).
Before my Ph.D. Qualifying Exam, I designed and implemented visualization systems to assist users in writing persuasive arguments and making decisions online.
Upon uncovering where my real interests lie, I shifted to studying the cross-disciplinary field of HCI and immersive visualization starting from the winter of 2021.
I am passionate about utilizing immersive technology to enhance people's ability to perceive, interact with, and communicate data, and I am also focusing on evaluating the effect of immersive technology on people's awareness, decision making, or behaviors.
Dec 2023: Our paper was accepted by CSCW 2024: The Contemporary Art of Image Search: Iterative User Intent Expansion via Vision-Language Model. Congrat to Yilin and Prof. Zeng!
Aug 2023: Our paper was accepted by IJHCS: From Reader to Experiencer: Design and Evaluation of an Interactive VR Data Story for Promoting the Situation Awareness of Public Health Threats. Thanks for all my collaborators, Prof Hai-Ning Liang @XJTLU and my supervisor Prof. Ma!
Feb 2023: "Unfold and Go Touch": A Portable Method for Making Existing Touchscreens Accessible to Blind and Low Vision People in Self-Service Terminals @ CHI LBW 2023. Congrat to Weiyue and the collaborators.
Jan 2023: Visiting Prof. Zeng's Group as a RA in Computational Media and Arts (CMA) Thrust, HKUST(GZ).
Sept 2022: Started internship in Human Machine Interaction (HMI) Lab (Huawei).
June 2022: Our paper was accepted by CSCW 2022: Bias-Aware Design for Informed Decisions: Raising Awareness of Self-Selection Bias in User Ratings and Reviews. Thanks for my collaborators and Prof. Ma.
April 2022: Passed the PhD Qualified Exam (PQE) and became a PhD candidate! My PQE Presentation is about evaluation practice of immersive visualizaion. Thanks for my committee members!
Jan 2022: Our paper was accepted by CSCW 2022: A Visual Interactive System to Enhance the Persuasiveness of Arguments in Online Discussion. Congrat to Meng and the collaborators.
Conference Review: CHI '24, '23, '22, VIS '23,'22, CSCW '23 '22, CHI EA '23 '22, VINCI '23, ChinaVis '22, VIS short paper '22, WWW '21
Journal Review: TOCHI '21 JCST '19
Fall 2023 COMP 4462 - Data Visualization
Fall 2021 COMP 4462 - Data Visualization
Spring 2021 COMP 1029 - Python Programming Bridging Course
Proceedings of the ACM on Human-Computer Interaction, 6(CSCW2), Article 319, 30 pages.