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Hey, I'm Eve Wang.

王易和 (ee-her)

HCI Researcher & PhD Candidate

My work takes a critical technical approach to Human-Computer Interaction, examining how computational agents mediate group communication and dynamics. I am currently designing and studying multi-user, context-aware chatbots to understand how they can facilitate (or hinder) teamwork and relationships. My past research centers neurodivergent perspectives and critically interrogates the values embedded in sociotechnical systems, aiming to support care, agency, and more accountable forms of interaction.

Latest News

June 2025: My paper on the critical analysis of autism tech startups has been accepted to ASSETS 2025!

June 2025: I officially advanced to PhD Candidacy! My dissertation is titled 'Group-Level Theory of Mind and Relational Agency in AI-Mediated Social Interaction'.

July 2024: Passed my Comprehensive Exam — 👣 closer to the PhD milestone.

May 2024: Attended CHI 2024 in person!

Publications

01.

StarRescue: the Design and Evaluation of A Turn-Taking Collaborative Game for Facilitating Autistic Children's Social Skills

Rongqi Bei, Yajie Liu, Yihe Wang, Yuxuan Huang, Ming Li, Yuhang Zhao, Xin Tong. Proceedings of the 2024 CHI Conference on Human Factors in Computing Systems

2024
02.

Weaving Autistic Voices on TikTok: Utilizing Co-Hashtag Networks for Netnography

Yihe Wang, and Kathryn E. Ringland. Computer Supported Cooperative Work and Social Computing (CSCW '23 Companion)

2023
03.

StarRescue: Transforming A Pong Game to Visually Convey the Concept of Turn-taking to Children with Autism

Yihe Wang*, Yuxuan Huang*, Tongxin Xiao, Rongqi Bei, Yuhang Zhao, Zhicong Lu, and Xin Tong. Extended Abstracts of the 2022 Annual Symposium on Computer-Human Interaction in Play (CHI PLAY '22)

2022
04.

Are Captions in Video Tutorials a Bad Idea?

Yihe Wang & Chris Evans. Proceedings of The 4th International Conference on Research in Education

2021

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