Engagements

Workshops, Conferences, and Talks

Throughout my academic career, I have actively participated in various workshops, conferences, and talks, where I have had the opportunity to present my research, share insights, and engage with the broader academic community. These events have been instrumental in disseminating my work, receiving valuable feedback, and fostering collaborations. Below is a summary of my contributions and participations in these professional gatherings.

Teaching and Research Assistant Positions

In my role as a PhD candidate at Tufts University, I have had the opportunity to assist in teaching a variety of computer science courses and engage in funded research projects. These experiences have allowed me to develop a comprehensive understanding of both theoretical and practical aspects of computer science, and the ability to share this knowledge with my students and colleagues. Below is a summary of the courses I have taught or assisted with, along with the research projects I have contributed to.

Students Mentored

Over the years, I have had the honor of mentoring a dedicated group of undergraduate research assistants at Tufts University and beyond. These students have played a crucial role in various research projects, contributing their skills and insights to advance our understanding of complex topics in computer science and human-robot interaction. Below is a detailed list of all the students I have mentored, including their degrees, institutions, projects, and mentorship periods.