Acceptance · August 2026
Two human-centered XAI papers accepted at IECON 2026
The accepted papers examine cognitive effects of explanation modalities and their influence on trust, understanding, and decision making.
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Milestone · June 9, 2026
PhD Convocation at Western University
Celebrated the completion of a PhD in Electrical and Computer Engineering, with a dissertation on neural networks and their interpretability for building-energy modeling.
Read moreResearch visit · June 2026
Research exchange at the University of Waterloo
Shared ongoing research with peers during a group visit from Western University hosted by the HFES Waterloo Chapter.
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Research journey.
Acceptance
Two human-centered XAI papers accepted at IECON 2026
The accepted papers examine cognitive effects of explanation modalities and their influence on trust, understanding, and decision making.
View detailsMilestone
PhD Convocation at Western University
Celebrated the completion of a PhD in Electrical and Computer Engineering, with a dissertation on neural networks and their interpretability for building-energy modeling.
View detailsResearch visit
Research exchange at the University of Waterloo
Shared ongoing research with peers during a group visit from Western University hosted by the HFES Waterloo Chapter.
View detailsPublication
Monotone Delta published in Frontiers
An order-theoretic tournament-graph approach for internal-consistency assessment was published open access.
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Started the Western Postdoctoral Fellowship
Joined Western University as a Postdoctoral Fellow in Applied AI under the supervision of Dr. Katarina Grolinger.
Official recordAward
Best Paper Award at AIxSET 2025
Distributional Feature Separability received the Best Paper Award for explainability research in financial credit evaluation.
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Presenting an argument, testing it with peers, and refining it through discussion are central parts of the work.
