Yigang Qin

Yigang Qin is currently a PhD student at the School of Information Studies, Syracuse University, focusing on how digital technologies configure labor and work. His research interests include feminist human-computer interaction (Feminist HCI), robotic art, and the role of technology in social interactions. His research has been published in top conferences and journals such as ACM CHI, covering topics such as the impact of artificial intelligence on library and information science, collaborative practices of robotic artists, and challenges in the development of feminist HCI in East Asia. He is committed to promoting social equity and innovation through technological research.

• 2025–Present·School of Information Studies, Syracuse University·PhD Student
  • Research on the impact of digital technology on the configuration of labor and work, exploring feminist HCI and robotic art.

• 2025–Present·School of Information Studies, Syracuse University·PhD Degree
  • Specializing in human-computer interaction and digital technology.