Research & Activities
My research revolves around human-computer interaction and artificial intelligence in extended reality by involving different sensing modalities such as eye tracking to understand how humans behave and the privacy implications of such settings, focusing both on computational techniques and human factors.
My aim is to make virtual and immersive setups more user-centered, intuitive, and usable so that these setups can be adopted by wider communities in everyday life.
As very fine-grained information can be obtained about humans in these setups due to the nature of the devices and settings, I think that privacy aspects should be taken into account very carefully so that all those fascinating opportunities are not overshadowed by privacy concerns.
I am always interested in new academic and industry collaborations and think that interdisciplinary work is key for groundbreaking research and development.
If you are interested in what I do, both potentially as a collaborator or as a student, feel free to reach out. I am happy to discuss this as long as we can find a mutual interest.
My publications are mostly up-to-date on my Google Scholar profile. For more about me, please refer to my CV or Linkedin profile.
Apart from professional research and development activities, I am interested in financial markets, enjoy cycling and playing basketball, and am an avid backpacker.
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