Hi, I’m Yu-Ju.

My interest lies in the intersection of privacy and human-computer interaction in the areas of policy, ethics, and philosophy. My interdisciplinary background has shaped this interest, and I have been involved in several research projects that have all converged on my passion for translating research into practical and actionable artifacts — such as workflows, checklists, worksheets, and protocols — that researchers and practitioners can easily adopt. I have worked on redesigning workflows for information architecture practitioners, developing data dashboards, exploring data-sharing practices among experts, and developing privacy risks taxonomy.

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I am also a proud alumnus of Dxlab at National Taiwan University, where I was previously advised by Professor Wei Jeng and worked with a bunch of great and professional colleagues on projects centered around Information Design, Data Management, and Privacy.