Jiali Liu

Ph.D. Candidate in Human-Computer Interaction

jiali.Liu@telecom-paris.fr
Diva Group
LTCI, Télécom Paris, IP Paris
46 Rue Barraut, 75013, Paris, France

Research

I'm currently doing my Ph.D in the DIVA Group, under the supervision of Prof. James R. EAGAN, at Télécom Paris, IP Paris. My research focuses on understanding how people make sense of data in their real analytic practices, with the goal to design beeter analytic tools and environments that can suit their contextual needs.

More generally, I am interested in human-computer interaction (HCI), sensemaking, information visualization, end-user programming, and tool design. Before my Ph.D., I obtained my engineering degree at Télécom Paris, majoy in Human-Computer Interaction and 3D graphics.

Publication

Understanding the Role of Alternatives in Data Analysis Practices.

Jiali Liu, Nadia Boukhelifa, and James Eagan,

IEEE Transactions on Visualization and Computer Graphics, IEEE (2019)

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Understanding Alternatives in Data Analysis Activities.

Jiali Liu, Nadia Boukhelifa, and James Eagan,

Extended Abstracts of the 2019 CHI Conference, 2019. (workshop)

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Making Sense of Data Workers' Sense Making Practices.

Jiali Liu, Nadia Boukhelifa, and James Eagan,

Extended Abstracts of the 2018 CHI Conference, 2018. (workshop)

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Teaching

HCI 909: Advanced Programming of Interactive Systems, taught by James Eagan
INF224: Paradigmes de programmation (Programming Paradigms), taught by Eric Lecolinet
IGR204: Visualization ,taught by James Eagan
IGR203: Interaction Homme-Machine (Human-Computer Interaction), taught by James Eagan
CES: Data Scientist: Visualisation des données (Information Visualisation), taught by James Eagan
INF727: Systèmes Répartis pour le Big Data (Distributed Systems for Big Data), taught by Rémi Sharrock

News

Oct. 20-25th, 2019

I will be presenting my vast paper on alternatives at VIS 2019 conference in Vancouver, Canada.

July 1-4th, 2019

I atteneded the RJC Young Researchers in Human-Computer Interaction Meeting, in Toulouse, France.

Aug. 27-31th, 2018

I participanted in the 4th ACM SIGCHI Summer School on Computational Interaction, at University of Cambridge, UK.

Apr. 21-26th, 2018

I atteneded the CHI 2018 conference in Montreal, Canada.

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