Dajin Lee, Ph.D. Candidate
Hello! I am a Ph.D. student in the Interaction Laboratory at POSTECH.
My research explores the multisensory integration of sound and touch, with a particular focus on developing spatial audio-tactile rendering techniques and full-body haptic systems to enhance immersive experiences.
Beyond rendering, I am deeply interested in embodied learning, investigating how sensory feedback can facilitate intuitive skill acquisition and cognitive engagement in extended reality.
🍁 From June to November 2026, I will be a visiting researcher at the University of Waterloo, collaborating with Prof. Oliver Schneider to further explore human-centered haptic design.
📢 I am currently preparing for the next chapter of my career and am actively seeking new research positions starting in 2027. I am open to both academic and industrial roles, so please feel free to reach out to me via email for potential collaborations or opportunities.
- HAPTCHA: Eyes-Free Haptic CAPTCHA in Mobile Environments: Design Principle, Security Evaluation, and User Experience (UIST'26) 🔗
- Spatial Tactile Rendering for Multiple Targets (CHI'26a) 🔗
- Discomfort Analysis from Steering Wheel Vibration (HS'26) 🔗
- Effects of Contact Force Across Upper Body (TOH'24a) 🔗
- Heart Activity Modulation Using Haptic Biofeedback (UIST'24) 🔗
- Body-Penetrating Phantom Sensation on Feet (WHC'21) 🔗
- Spatial Audio-Tactile Alignment for Directional Cueing (TVCG'25) 🔗
- Modulating Body-Penetrating Tactile Sensation Using Sound (WHC'25) 🔗
- Perceptual Effects of Co-Located Vibrotactile and Auditory Cues (Unver Review)