Research Projects

Current Projects

Interpretable AI for Healthcare Decision Support

Funded by NIH (2023-2027)

Developing AI systems that can explain their reasoning in medical diagnosis contexts. Our goal is to create tools that augment physician decision-making while maintaining transparency and accountability.

Key Collaborators: Dr. Sarah Chen (Stanford Medicine), Dr. Michael Lee (UCSF)


Multilingual Language Understanding

Funded by NSF (2022-2025)

Building language models that can effectively understand and generate text across multiple languages, with a focus on low-resource languages that are often underrepresented in AI research.

Key Collaborators: Dr. Ana Rodriguez (MIT), Dr. Yuki Tanaka (University of Tokyo)


Human-AI Collaborative Writing

Funded by Google Research (2023-2024)

Investigating how AI writing assistants can best support human creativity without replacing human agency. This project explores the design space of collaborative writing tools.

Graduate Students: James Park, Emily Watson


Completed Projects

Ethical AI Framework Development

Completed 2023

Developed a comprehensive framework for evaluating and mitigating bias in machine learning systems. The framework has been adopted by several major tech companies.

Project Website GitHub Repository

Conversational AI for Education

Completed 2022

Created intelligent tutoring systems that adapt to individual student needs. The system was deployed in partnership with local K-12 schools.

Final Report (PDF)


Open Source Contributions