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Lydia Choong

Undergraduate Student Research Assistant

Lydia Choong is an undergraduate Computer Science student at the University of Waterloo. She has played games all her life and has a love for game design, specifically in user experience. Her main interest in the field of human-computer interaction is its relation to UI/UX design and accessibility. She hopes to learn how human-computer interaction can be used to create intuitive and inclusive experiences, both in games and in other areas of life.

Projects

Exergetic: An innovative digital solution to individually improve physical and cognitive functions using an exergame (video game-based) training in an ecologically valid and safe setting for the geriatric population
Science Communication for Waterloo Institute for Nanotechnology
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