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Doctor of Philosophy in Human-Computer Interaction

The University of Queensland, Australia

• Expected completion: October 2026
• Thesis topic: Extreme Analytics
• Supervisors: Maxime Cordeil, Jarrod Knibbe, Gianluca Demartini, and Stephen Viller
• Scholarships:
  • University of Queensland Research Higher Degree Scholarship
  • University of Queensland Research Training Scholarship

Bachelor of Computer Science Advanced (Honours)

Monash University, Australia

• First Class Honours
• Awards:
  • Dux of Undergraduate in the Bachelor of Computer Science Advanced (Honours)
  • Australian Computer Society Victoria Student Award (Nominated)
  • Faculty Commendation for FIT2082, Semester 2, 2020
• GRE Score: 323+4.0
• Honours thesis: GestureExplorer - Supporting Immersive Visualisation and Exploration of Gesture Data

Incoming Postdoctoral Researcher

Inria AVIZ group, France

• Advanced situated visualisations for sports videos
• Working with Petra Isenberg and Romain Vuillemot

Investigating 3D Selection Performance While Running in Extended Reality: an In-depth Study of the Effect of Speed

IEEE Transactions on Visualization and Computer Graphics (TVCG), to appear

• A Fitts' law study of direct virtual touch while standing and running at different speeds, using precise motion tracking to examine selection performance in XR.
• DOI | Video

Running with Data: a Survey of the Current Research and a Design Exploration of Future Immersive Visualisations

IEEE Transactions on Visualization and Computer Graphics (IEEE VIS 2025)

• A design space of in-situ running visualisations and a workshop-based exploration of future immersive designs.
• DOI

Embedded and Situated Visualisation in Mixed Reality to Support Interval Running

Computer Graphics Forum (EuroVis 2025)

• An exploration and evaluation of mixed-reality visualisations for supporting pace tracking during interval running.
• DOI | Video

First-Person Visualization for Sports and Physical Activities: Challenges and Opportunities

Accepted to IEEE Computer Graphics and Applications

• Identifies core visualisation and interaction challenges and research opportunities for first-person sports and physical activities.

GestureExplorer: Immersive Visualisation and Exploration of Gesture Data

ACM CHI 2023

• An immersive analytics tool for exploring, classifying, and making sense of large sets of 3D temporal gesture data.
• DOI | Video

Challenges and Opportunities for Immersive Visualizations for Running

CHI 2026 Workshop on Next Steps for Augmented Reality On-the-Move

• Position paper by Ang Li, Liam Shatzel, Maxime Cordeil, and Charles Perin.
• Paper

SAMMed-VR: Integrated Segment Anything Model in Virtual Reality for Supervised Brain Tumour Segmentation

IEEE VIS 2025 Posters

• A virtual-reality probe integrating an expert-in-the-loop workflow with SAM-Med3D for iterative brain tumour segmentation.

A Visual Survey of In-Situ Running Analytics

IEEE VIS 2023 Posters

Demonstrating Immersive Gesture Exploration with GestureExplorer

IEEE VR 2022 Workshops - Honourable Mention for Best Demo

• DOI

Initial Evaluation of Immersive Gesture Exploration with GestureExplorer

IEEE VR 2022 Workshops

• DOI

• University of Queensland Research Higher Degree Scholarship
• University of Queensland Research Training Scholarship

• Second Place, Westpac Hackathon - Bank of the Future Coding Competition

• SIGCHI Gary Marsden Travel Award

• IEEE VR Honourable Mention for the Best Demo Award

Research Visit at LIRIS Laboratory, Ecole Centrale de Lyon

Lyon, France

• Presented my PhD research and explored collaborations with members of the laboratory led by Romain Vuillemot.

VisBank - Data Visceralisation for Banking and Financial Data

Team Lead

• Led the design and Unity development of a mixed-reality platform that transforms abstract banking information into immersive visualisations connected to customers' financial goals.

An Immersive Expressive Avatar for Health Context Awareness

Supervisor: Barrett Ens

AR Hand Gesture Capture for Interactive Data Analytics

Supervisors: Barrett Ens and Maxime Cordeil

Barriers to Telehealth Accessibility Among Elderly Chinese Migrants in Australia

Monash Hackathon 2019

Team Member

DECO2300/7230 Digital Prototyping - Lead Tutor

The University of Queensland

Casual Outreach and Engagement Assistant

The University of Queensland

DECO2500/7250 Human-Computer Interaction - Tutor

The University of Queensland

DECO2300/7230 Digital Prototyping - Tutor

The University of Queensland

• IEEE VIS 2026 Posters Program Committee Member
• ACM CHI 2026 Reviewer
• IEEE PacificVis 2026 Reviewer
• ACM VRST 2026 Reviewer
• Computer Graphics Forum Reviewer

• ACM UIST 2025 Reviewer
• ACM CHI 2025 Reviewer

• IEEE Transactions on Visualization and Computer Graphics Reviewer

• ACM ISS 2024 Reviewer

ACM and SIGCHI

IEEE Young Professional