Tinghui Li

Dr. Tinghui Li is a researcher in the field of human-computer interaction currently pursuing a PhD at the University of Sydney. His research focuses on optimizing user interaction in mixed reality and virtual reality, including applications of graph neural networks, the impact of environmental noise on interactions, and the development of object boundary detection technologies. He has published multiple papers in top-tier conferences such as CHI, UIST, and OzCHI, exploring the relationship between interaction technologies and environmental factors, while aiming to enhance user experience through technological innovations. Tinghui is also actively involved in the academic community, serving as a conference volunteer and making valuable contributions through scholarly exchanges.

• 2025·OzCHI: Australian Conference on Computer-Human Interaction·Student Volunteer
  • Assisted in conference organization, presented research posters, and participated in academic exchanges.

• 2020–Present·The University of Sydney·PhD
  • Focused on research in mixed reality and virtual reality within human-computer interaction.