I support students in designing responsible, human-centered technologies through iterative critique, interdisciplinary collaboration, and hands-on technical guidance.
Raymond Xu, Falak Raheja, Rayhan Khanna, Amy Wang, Alexander De Leon, and Alex Shi
An AI-assisted creative coding tool that turns stories and emotions into interactive sketches. Culturally sensitive safety checks and warnings for flashing or high-motion visuals reduce stereotyping and accessibility risks without taking away creative control.
Funmi Olukanmi, Grant Zhao, Ben Shvartsman, Akinwale Agesin, TJ Swidorski, and Alec Daveynis
An AI-assisted creative coding tool that turns personal memories into editable p5.js sketches. Visible safety flags and correction controls help users catch emotion misclassification and context-blind filtering instead of accepting the AI’s interpretation.
Meet Baani Kaur, Rachel Kan, Noam Canter, Lazim Jarif, Matthew Zhang, Ganesh Rayavarapu, Gillian Fang, and Patrick Evuleocha
An AI assistant that helps LEGO builders find pieces and check their progress against instructions. Clear uncertainty, recovery paths, privacy safeguards, and accessible guidance help users catch recognition errors and remain in control.
Meg Isohata, Mohammad Labadi, Sander Rodman, Neha Arora, Damita George, and Abigail Joseph
An AI-assisted dating tool that translates values and dealbreakers into a match profile. Confirmation steps, neutral explanations, and feedback controls reduce privacy risks, sensitive-attribute inference, and the narrowing of match diversity.
Guo Chen, Christina Jin, Shek Shenghao, and Sofia Vaquerano
A human-centered concept pairing a mobile app with a mirror-mounted camera to guide beginner dancers through choreography. The experience supports inspiration, feedback, progress tracking, and documentation as dancers develop and refine routines.
Blair Yu, Sybil Shu, Hye Lynn Suh, and Claire Stein
A student-centered housing concept that brings transparent apartment listings, peer reviews, roommate matching, housing activities, and visit planning into one experience for Cornell students searching for off-campus housing.
Prachi Kelkar, Alexander Htet Aung Kyaw, Monica Chen, and Alanna Kim
A campus study-space finder that helps Cornell students locate nearby places to work, filter spaces by amenities and seat availability, see where friends are studying, and inspect open seats within buildings.
Dylan Aquart, Ebenezer Eshetu, Tejhan Diallo, and Yvon Gatete
An interactive visualization for comparing Michael Jordan, Kobe Bryant, and LeBron James across seasons using user-selected performance and salary metrics. Hovering over a point reveals the corresponding season and player details, making standout seasons and statistical outliers easy to explore.
Samarth Chitgopekar, Amad Kabir, Daniel Parker, and Aaishi Uppuluri
An interactive comparison of Netflix and Disney+ catalogs across genre distribution, country representation, and releases over time. The coordinated charts help viewers assess which service better matches their interests.
John Guo, Luke Murphy, Amy Li, and Jenny Chen
An interactive world map connects GDP, Gini inequality, and CO₂ emissions from 1990 to 2022. Viewers can change the year and indicator, then select a country to examine its economic, social, and environmental trends in detail.
Carly Hu, Myna Lim, Tasnimul Taher, and Sydney Wan
A choropleth and linked charts compare annual living costs across U.S. states by expense category and family size. Filters reveal geographic patterns and how housing, food, transportation, healthcare, childcare, and taxes change across household configurations.
Stella Han, Jennie Zhang, Jane Gao, and Kyung Min Lee
An interactive map traces deaths from natural disasters across countries and disaster types from 1900 to 2020. A companion line chart compares broader causes of death from 2000 to 2019, helping viewers examine distinct and overlapping mortality trends.