Research

My research interests are affective computing, signal processing, and machine learning. I work on building computational frameworks to understand people’s stress/anxiety in different settings using the multimodal bio-behavioral signals obtained from wearbale sensors. Currently, I work in the following projects

• In-the-Moment Interventions for Public Speaking Anxiety
• Bio-Behavioral Data Analytics to Enable Personalized Training of Veterans for the Future Workforce
• Crowd-Biosensing Of Physical And Emotional Distress For Walkable Built Environment

For more details, please visit the projects of our lab.