A huge thank you to Dr. Jung-Tai King for recognizing the potential in the theoretical framework of my unfinished master's thesis and inviting me to participate in discussions on Prof. EJ’s research. I truly enjoyed working with YT and YG. Learned so much from them . (4/4)

Come to our presentation in Yokohama. (3/4)

Tue, 29 Apr | 11:46 AM - 11:58 AM

programs.sigchi.org/chi/2025/pro...

#CHI2025 #ChatGPT #search

Understanding How Psychological Distance Influences User Preferences in Conversational Versus Web Search.
Yitian Yang, Yugin Tan, Yang Chen Lin, Jung-Tai King, Zihan Liu, Yi-Chieh Lee.

#PsychologicalDistance #ConversationalSearch #ChatGPT #SIGCHI

arxiv.org/pdf/2409.19982

Thanks to my talented co-authors Wen-Yen Chung, Chen-Ying Chien, Chien-Hui Su and our supportive advisors Prof. Po-Chih Kuo. (5/5)🤗

Or come to our session in person for deeper discussion.
Wed, 30 Apr | 10:30 AM - 11:10 AM
programs.sigchi.org/chi/2025/pro...

Let’s shape the future of architectural design tools together! (4/5) 🙂

If you're interested in neuroarchitecture, AI in design, or HCI, please check out our paper. Any feedback is welcome—thank you! (3/5)

researchgate.net/publication/...

#CHI2025 #Architecture #AI

This LBW explores how HCI methodologies can address challenges in architectural design and neuroarchitecture research, while uncovering new opportunities for HCI contributions. (2/5)

8/8 Come talk with me in our sessions at #CHI2025!

If you are interested in research topics spanning from architectural design, human-AI co-design, brain sensing, or conversational search.

7/8 I believe disciplines should have no boundaries. What matters are the core research questions and vision. Although I have no notable outcomes in cognitive neuroscience yet, my past training and experience allow me to engage with diverse research topics.

6/8 Shoutout to Prof. Stanley Chang for teaching "Research Methods and Topics in HCI" at NCTU in Fall 2021. It helped me capture HCI scopes and language. I really enjoyed weekly paper discussions with classmates. 😎

5/8 The good news in 2024/25: I finally published first journal paper in #IJHCS and two conference paper in #CHI2025. Interestingly, these paper weren't in cognitive neuroscience where I worked for years, but in HCI.

4/8 Despite opportunities, my imposter syndrome stooped me from reaching out after returning to Taiwan—I felt "not good enough" (lacking publications). Years later, circumstances kept me in Taiwan, and my manuscript remained in my ex-advisor's Dropbox. 😰

3/8 At 2019 CNS , I was going to finish university and planning my academic future - submit my research to journal and PhD applications. I met two professors and three postdocs who generously offered to discuss research and shared their contacts with me.

2/8 Although many researchers have moved to Bluesky or Mastodon, Twitter provided me with valuable information over the years. Like at this month's #CNS annual meeting, where people's shared work reminded me of 2019. 🥹

(Also my first BlueSky Post)