Junhan (Judy) Kong

PhD candidate @UW_iSchool. HCI, accessibility, situation awareness, personalized adaptive UI. Previously @cmuhcii. Former intern @AdobeResearch @RealityLabs.

[Junhan (Judy) Kong @junhankong]

@AnhongGuo @UMichCSE @UMengineering Congrats!!

[Wei Qiu @weiqiu55]

@RiceUniversity @RiceECE @RiceEngineering Recruiting 1 postdoc (Spring ’26) + 2 PhD (Fall ’26).
• PhD: apply via @RiceECE or @RiceCompSci and list me as faculty of interest
• Postdoc/RA: email CV + research statement
✉️ [email protected]

[Junhan (Judy) Kong @junhankong]

I'll be presenting this work on Monday, Apr 28th during the "Storytelling and Sense-Making" paper session (the very first session after the opening plenary!) at 11:10 AM in room G302. Come to my talk!
https://t.co/Aa2l4SpsBr

[Junhan (Judy) Kong @junhankong]

We read on our smartphones on-the-go every day, but walking can affect our abilities to consume information. In our #CHI2025 work, we quantify the impact of walking on mobile reading, and compare automatic system adaptations with user customizations for mitigating these impacts.

[Junhan (Judy) Kong @junhankong]

Check out our paper!
DOI: https://t.co/J87lSfwaff
Video: https://t.co/Sh1QU38YH7

[Rock Pang @rockpang6]

🤔Interested in how #HCI thinks about using #LLMs, or looking to understand best practices for human-LLM interaction?

🚨🚨New paper: Understanding the LLM-ification of CHI: Unpacking the Impact of LLMs at CHI through a Systematic Literature Review

[Wei Qiu @weiqiu55]

📢I am on the academic job market this year!
My research interest involves utilizing AI and explainable AI to explore the mechanisms of aging and age-related diseases. I'm looking for faculty positions in AI for Biomedicine.

Check out my website:
https://t.co/EU8X7ws9uD

[Junhan (Judy) Kong @junhankong]

I wonder why the biases in that slide were not even acknowledged, and were instead described as "irrelevant" and causing "unintended negative associations". If that's truly the case, I might as well describe every AI bias as an "unintended negative association" in the future.

[Junhan (Judy) Kong @junhankong]

I have been following the NeurIPS keynote incident over the past couple of days. While I appreciate the act of posting an apology on the Media Labs website, I still feel deeply offended and disappointed by how the apology was made:

[Karan Ahuja @realkaranahuja]

🔬 My lab at @NorthwesternU has a new website! Visit https://t.co/J5zto5MALI to see our latest research from CHI, ECCV & UIST 2024.

🎓 We're recruiting 2 PhD students (fully funded) for Fall 2025! Interested candidates, apply by Dec 1.

Please RT to help spread the word!

[Zheng Zhang @roryzzhang]

📢After years at @ND_CSE with amazing advisor @TobyJLi, I'm on the job market now!

My research lies at developing interactive AI-powered systems that provide adaptive, context-sensitive support in cognitive tasks.

Please learn more about my work here: https://t.co/2ZBeEJvkll

[Anhong Guo @AnhongGuo]

📢📢 I'm recruiting 2 PhD students this cycle to join the UMich Human-AI Lab, focusing on AI & Accessibility, and multimodal AR systems. If you are interested in the type of work we do, e.g., ProgramAlly, WorldScribe, SoundShift, BrushLens, please apply! #uist2024 #assets2024

[Junhan (Judy) Kong @junhankong]

Super excited to share that our work won the Best Paper Award at #MobileHCI2024!! A huge shout-out again to @jasonnkg @ProfJayFo @wobbrockjo 🎉🎉

[Junhan (Judy) Kong @junhankong]

Despite development in mobile capabilities, most apps remain oblivious to user abilities. Check out our #MobileHCI2024 work, the Ability-Based Design Mobile Toolkit (ABD-MT), that enables developers to create apps that respond to users' situated abilities: https://t.co/e40E95ZzeO

[Junhan (Judy) Kong @junhankong]

@ZhuohaoZhang @wobbrockjo @MingyuanZhong @ProfJayFo @ACMMobileHCI Thanks Jerry!

[Junhan (Judy) Kong @junhankong]

@AnhongGuo Thank you Anhong!

[Junhan (Judy) Kong @junhankong]

Despite development in mobile capabilities, most apps remain oblivious to user abilities. Check out our #MobileHCI2024 work, the Ability-Based Design Mobile Toolkit (ABD-MT), that enables developers to create apps that respond to users' situated abilities: https://t.co/e40E95ZzeO

[Junhan (Judy) Kong @junhankong]

This work is done in collaboration with the amazing @jasonnkg @ProfJayFo @wobbrockjo

Paper: https://t.co/2B5oBsYp9V
Video: https://t.co/e40E95ZzeO

Also check out the UW CREATE news page on our toolkit: https://t.co/pK7r21SV9S

[Junhan (Judy) Kong @junhankong]

Our study with developers show that the toolkit is easy to use, easy to learn, welcomed for future use, and applicable to a variety of user scenarios.