I am broadly interested in tools to support human ingenuity, across a number of domains including design, programming and engineering. I am also interested in embodied cognition, especially in AR/VR. Methodologically, my group predominantly focuses on systems research: we contribute complex, working interactive systems that embody our research ideas and enable us to test specific hypotheses.

My research in Human-Computer Interaction focuses on novel design, prototyping, and implementation tools for the era of post-personal computing. As computation moves away from single-user desktop applications, I create user interfaces that leverage novel input technologies; and crowdsourcing interfaces that rely on contributions by many users.