Fannie Liu

Fannie Liu is the Vice President of the Global Technology Applied Research AR/VR team at JPMorgan Chase and a part-time scientist at Princeton University's HCI group. Her research focuses on social computing, computer-mediated communication, mixed reality, and physiological signal sensing. Previously, she served as a research scientist at Snap Inc., where she designed new technologies to enhance self-expression and social connections. She completed her PhD at Carnegie Mellon University's Human-Computer Interaction Institute, with her research centering on fostering empathy and connection in social interactions through shared physiological data. She has extensive experience in academia and industry, particularly in social computing and augmented reality.

• 2023 – Present·JPMorgan Chase·Vice President, Global Technology Applied Research AR/VR Team
  • Leads a technology research and development team focused on AR/VR.
• Previously (No specific dates provided) | Snap Inc. | Research Scientist
  • Designed innovative technologies to enhance self-expression and social connections, focusing on smartwatch communication, physiological data sharing, and augmented reality technologies.
• Previously (No specific dates provided) | LinkedIn | Software Engineer
  • Worked in the content ingestion team contributing to software development initiatives.

• 2013 – 2019·Carnegie Mellon University·PhD
  • Specialized in Human-Computer Interaction, with research focused on the application of expressive physiological signals in social interactions.
• Master's and bachelor's information not provided