About Me
I'm a Ph.D. student at Texas Tech University. Currently, I'm working as a Graduate Research Associate at Human-in-the-loop Advanced Cognitive Engineering Research Lab led by Prof. Dr. Nade Liang.
My research primarily focuses on Human Computer Interaction and Computer Vision. I am passionate about developing a system which facilitates seamless interaction between humans and autonomous vehicles, leveraging computer vision, deep learning, and insights from human factors research to ensure safe, intuitive, and user-centered experiences on the road.
In my previous research projects, I explored in the domain of Travel Behavior and Passive Data, working closely under the guidance of esteemed Professors Dr. Annesha Enam and Dr. Samiul Hasan. Our focus was on exploring the potential applications of Google location history as an origin-destination (O-D) matrix, revealing valuable observations about travel patterns and behavior. Furthermore, during my undergraduate thesis in the domain of Intelligent Transportation Systems (ITS), under the mentorship of Prof. Dr. Moazzem Hossain, I investigated the estimation of queue length using computer vision techniques. This research aimed to improve traffic management strategies and enhance transportation efficiency.
Apart from my academic activities, I really enjoy spending time outdoors and one of my big dreams is to visit as many countries as I can. During my free time, I like to go to the gym to stay fit. I also enjoy hanging out with friends and family and I'm always excited to try new types of food when I get the chance.