Her research focuses on human-computer interaction, mobile health, and visualization of information. Currently she is investigating novel visualization techniques that support sense-making and pattern identification of large scale health data to aid the design of Just-in-Time-Adaptive Intervention and privacy challenges emerging from the use of lightweight, wearable sensors. She (co-)authored 30+ journal and conference papers that appeared in the top ACM and IEEE venues in Human Computer Interaction and Ubiquitous and Mobile Computing. She is one of the inventors of the U.S. patent on in-context display of presentation search results, filed by IBM’s T.J. Watson Research Center. She is a NIH Mobile Health Scholar, fellow of the American Association of University Women, a finalist of the Google Anita Borg Scholarship, and recipient of the UIUC Saburo Muroga Fellowship.