About Me.
Hi! I’m Qingyang (Serena) Wan 万清扬
Qingyang is pronounced “ching-yahng.”
Currently, I’m a fourth-year undergraduate student studying Industrial Design at Tsinghua University, and I conduct research at the Pervasive HCI Lab in the Department of Computer Science and Technology, Tsinghua University.
My research interests in HCI lie in human–AI collaboration and personalization. I develop AI systems that identify individual differences and provide adapted assistance to support people in their work with AI.
I’m actively seeking PhD opportunities for Fall 2027.
Publications
HiSync: Spatio-Temporally Aligning Hand Motion from Wearable IMU and On-Robot Camera for Command Source Identification in Long-Range HRI
InterQuest: A Mixed-Initiative Framework for Dynamic User Interest Modeling in Conversational Search
Preprints and Manuscripts Under Review
Promptile: Recovering and Reusing Prompting Strategies from LLM Interaction Histories
Make It Mine: Designing Adaptive Friction in AI-Assisted Writing
Adapting AI to the Moment: Understanding the Dynamics of Parent-AI Collaboration Modes in Real-Time Conversations with Children
News
2026
Our paper “PACEE: Supporting Children's Personal Emotion Education through Parent-AI Collaboration” was accepted to UIST 2026. I’ll be attending UIST 2026!
Our paper “HiSync: Spatio-Temporally Aligning Hand Motion from Wearable IMU and On-Robot Camera for Command Source Identification in Long-Range HRI” was accepted to CHI 2026.
2025
I attended UIST 2025.
Our paper “InterQuest: A Mixed-Initiative Framework for Dynamic User Interest Modeling in Conversational Search” was accepted to UIST 2025.