Shrinky Circuits
Developing a rapid prototyping technique for building circuit boards without involving conventional PCB/chemical etching procedures.
Doris Jung-Lin Lee
I am a first-year graduate student at University of Illinois, Urbana-Champaign. My current research interest lies in data mining and human-computer interaction. I have recently graduated from UC Berkeley in physics and astrophysics where I worked on learning-within-microtask interventions for crowdsourcing citizen science, scalable interactive genomics visualizations, clustering comparisons of residential electricity datasets, accessible fabrication technologies, mining large cosmological datasets, and supercomputer simulations of astrophysical objects. I am interested in creating technology that bridges the knowledge and skillsets of different communities.
Publications
Past Projects
Fabrication tools & Wearables
Project Jacquard
Collaboration with Google Advanced Technologies and Projects (ATAP) group on a new type of interactive wearable technology.
Skintillates
Creating low-cost, accessible fabrication technique for on-skin wearable electronics that can integrate with a variety of electronic components.
Cosmological Data Mining
Pattern Discovery and Large-Scale Data Mining on Cosmological Datasets. [Poster]Workshop on Algorithms for Modern Massive Data Sets (MMDS 2016).
RC3 Mosaics
Designing a pipeline for generating scientifically calibrated images of large nearby RC3 galaxies using an adaptive algorithm for positional update.
Halo Finder
Applying unsupervised machine learning algorithms to cosmological simulations for finding dark matter haloes.
SDSS Imaging Systematics
Investigating how systematics affect the imaging data quality from the Sloan Digital Sky Survey.
Astrophysical Fluid Simulations
Star Formation
Magnetohydrodynamics, adaptive mesh refinement simulations for the evolution of a collapsing dense core.
Accretion Disk
Investigating the effects of Papaloizou-Pringle and magnetorotational instabilities in accretion disk torus.
astroSim-tutorial
Jupyter Notebook tutorials on how to build, run, and analyze astrophysical simulations.