
Hsuanling Hannah Lee
Ph.D. Student · HCI Researcher · Maker · Lifelong Athlete
Hsuanling (Hannah) Lee is a Ph.D. student in the Department of Computer Science at the University of Chicago, advised by Professor Pedro Lopes.
She completed her B.S. in Computer Engineering at Purdue University, where she first became interested in computational fabrication, smart textiles, and Human-Computer Interaction (HCI). She has published her work in top HCI venues, including ACM CHI and UIST. These experiences have shaped her interest in designing materials, interfaces, and systems that expand how people create, perceive, and interact with the physical world.
Outside of research, she is a lifelong athlete and sports lover. Spot her dog and click to meet Zeeko!
News
One paper was conditionally accepted to CHI 2026!
Started my position as research assistant at the University of Texas at Dallas.
Our paper FluxLab was accepted to TEI 2026!
Co-organized the Computational Tailor-Making Workshop at UIST 2025. Check it out here!
Ended my visiting at Programmable Products Lab. Thank you Professor Koya Narumi!
Presented at the JST ASPIRE Meeting about my past work and future research!
Started my visiting researcher position at Keio University.
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