Portfolio
Mental Health Knowledge Graph
● Ongoing
#NLP #LLM #Mental Health
Kids Colab: Co-design with chronic disease patients and providers
● Ongoing
#User Experience #Human-centered Design #Patient Provider Interaction #Behavior Change
Rebert: A Multi-Agent Conversational Movie Recommender
● Completed
#LLM #Multi-agent Systems #User Experience

Mental Health Knowledge Graph
Collaborators: Orson Xu, Zhihan Zhang, Rui Yang
This project uses Natural Language Processing (NLP) and Large Language Models (LLMs) to collect and extract mental health scientific literature from multiple databases, enabling the construction of a comprehensive knowledge graph for research and analysis.

Kids Colab: Co-design with chronic disease patients and providers
Collaborators: Ari Pollack, Jaime Snyder, Wanda Pratt
This project uses digital storyboards to co-design with patients with kidney disease, their caregivers, and clinicians in building a digital health application. The goal is to support all stakeholders in shared decision-making during the healthcare process.

Rebert: A Multi-Agent Conversational Movie Recommender
Collaborators: David McDonald
Developed and evaluated a multi-agent conversational recommender system, where two distinct AI film critics engage in dynamic banter to help users choose movies. Built using multiple language model instances, the system employs voice interaction (via speech-to-text integration), persona-driven prompt engineering, and interaction logic that reinjects critic personas and encourages contrasting responses. Inspired by real-world commentator dynamics, the system maintains critic individuality through prompt rotation, tonal cues, and reactive dialogue structuring. Results show that these methods significantly enhanced user engagement, realism, and recommendation experience.