Research & Services

Cultural systems, AI interfaces, and the design in between.

Funded research, invited workshops, and academic service in visual communication and computer-aided design.

Research Projects

2025.08 – 2026.07

Research Assistant · NYUST

Funded by the National Science and Technology Council (NSTC), Taiwan

Conducted literature reviews on Multimodal Generative AI and Child–Computer Interaction (CCI) to establish the research framework.
Collected and analyzed multimodal data — doodles, singing, and storytelling — from children aged 7–12 to support the development of AI models.
Assisted in drafting research reports and preparing manuscripts focused on AI interface design for young users.

2026.04

Association for Computer-Aided Architectural Design Research in Asia

Workshop C02 — Resonant Divine Realm: Emotion-Driven Taiwanese Wangye Temple Design.
Invited instructor guiding international participants in integrating biometric emotion-sensing with parametric temple architecture.
Facilitated hands-on modules where roof curvatures and color intensities were modulated by real-time human emotional data.
Provided individual design critiques and technical support to architects and researchers across the Asia-Pacific region.

2025.10

Visual Communication Design, Taiwan Institute of Kansei, and Taiwan Society of Basic Design and Art Conference

Directed overall planning and execution, hosting 100+ attendees from academia and industry.
Coordinated programming, finance, and logistics committees for a seamless two-day event.
Managed the call for papers and oversaw peer review of 65 submitted manuscripts.
Secured sponsorships and managed the budget — meeting all financial and operational goals.
Liaised with keynote speakers and distinguished guests on travel, scheduling, and hospitality.

2025.09

Institut Teknologi Sepuluh Nopember, Indonesia

Lecture topic: “Design Translation of Taiwanese Wangye Belief: From Folk Religion to Modern Visual Language.”
Delivered a series of international lectures to 200+ students on transforming traditional religious iconography into contemporary design assets.
Facilitated a cross-cultural workshop, “Creative Wangye Cultural Fusion,” guiding Indonesian students in integrating Taiwanese folk elements with local creative practices.
Demonstrated advanced design-translation strategies bridging historical research and visual innovation.