Biography

I am Xuning Hu, an undergraduate student at the University of Liverpool. My research lies at the intersection of Human-Computer Interaction (HCI) and Extended Reality (XR), with a focus on identifying complex interaction tasks and enhancing user performance through computational modeling and the design of novel interaction techniques.

I have conducted research at the FIT-AWE Lab (supervised by Prof. Hai-Ning Liang), the VVISE Lab at Simon Fraser University (mentored by Prof. Wolfgang Stuerzlinger), and the Institute of Software, Chinese Academy of Sciences (under Prof. Jin Huang).

In addition, I have actively collaborated with several international researchers, including Prof. Yuntao Wang (Tsinghua University), Prof. Dominic Kao (Purdue University), Rajkumar Darbar (CNRS, France), and Prof. Yukang Yan (University of Rochester), with whom I continue to maintain close academic collaboration.

🎓 I will graduate in June 2026 and am actively seeking PhD or Research Assistant positions in HCI—particularly in XR, interaction modeling, and intelligent interfaces.
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