

Xuan Li


Xuan Li is a PhD student in the Personal Health Informatics program at Northeastern University’s Khoury College of Computer Sciences, advised by Professor Holly Jimison. Xuan researches and helps develop behavioral health interventions and personal health informatics, while working at the Consortium on Technology for Proactive Care. Xuan earned a Master of Fine Arts in Interactive Media at the University of Southern California, building upon a Bachelor of Arts in Interdisciplinary Computing in the Arts at the University of California, San Diego.
I am a PhD student in the Personal Health Informatics program working in the lab with Holly Jimison, and the Consortium on Technology for Proactive care (CTPC).
My interests are in the areas of psychophysiology, behavioral health, sensors, and emerging technologies with the goal of improving behavioral health interventions.
Can we use the integration of advances in behavioral health research to improve individual and population resilience?
For me, the most fascinating and also the most challenging aspect is the inter, cross, or even trans-disciplinary nature of this work.
I would like to contribute to the emerging digital health community.
Xuan Li is a PhD student in the Personal Health Informatics program at Northeastern University’s Khoury College of Computer Sciences, advised by Professor Holly Jimison. Xuan researches and helps develop behavioral health interventions and personal health informatics, while working at the Consortium on Technology for Proactive Care. Xuan earned a Master of Fine Arts in Interactive Media at the University of Southern California, building upon a Bachelor of Arts in Interdisciplinary Computing in the Arts at the University of California, San Diego.
I am a PhD student in the Personal Health Informatics program working in the lab with Holly Jimison, and the Consortium on Technology for Proactive care (CTPC).
My interests are in the areas of psychophysiology, behavioral health, sensors, and emerging technologies with the goal of improving behavioral health interventions.
Can we use the integration of advances in behavioral health research to improve individual and population resilience?
For me, the most fascinating and also the most challenging aspect is the inter, cross, or even trans-disciplinary nature of this work.
I would like to contribute to the emerging digital health community.