PhD Student in Human-Computer Interaction
I'm a PhD student at the Kahlert School of Computing at the University of Utah, advised by Vineet Pandey. My research explores how technology can better serve people's health needs—from patients tracking their daily symptoms to clinicians managing complex workflows. I focus on creating digital health tools that are practical, usable, and meaningful for all stakeholders in healthcare systems.
My work sits at the intersection of human-computer interaction and digital health, exploring how technology can become more human-centered.
A selection of books that have shaped how I think about design, technology, and human behavior.
A great read that taught me to become aware of design in everyday life—and see the world a little differently.
A deep dive into the two systems that drive how we think.
A story about a man wrestling with guilt and morality after crossing a moral line, showing how our minds justify our actions.
A man goes through life feeling disconnected from the world around him, questioning what it means to live meaningfully.
Explores how social computing and digital networks became powerful tools for political change during the Arab Spring.