Xiyun (Eric) Hu
CS & Statistics @ UNC Chapel Hill · AI and Sensing for Health
I’m Xiyun Hu, a senior undergraduate at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, double majoring in Computer Science and Statistics with a minor in Neuroscience.
My research broadly focuses on AI and sensing for health, with interests in multimodal and longitudinal data, human-state modeling, trustworthy agentic AI, and personalized digital health systems. I am particularly interested in how AI can reason over heterogeneous evidence from sensing, self-report, clinical data, and human interaction while preserving uncertainty, privacy, and individual differences.
My recent work spans longitudinal behavioral sensing, evidence-grounded AI patient modeling, on-device conversational AI, and multi-agent systems for biomedical research. Across these projects, I am interested in a common question: how can we build AI systems that develop reliable representations of people over time and use them to support meaningful, safe, and personalized decisions?
I am currently preparing to apply for PhD programs for Fall 2027.
News
| Oct 2026 | Attended and presented our work on evidence-grounded psychological representation from longitudinal multimodal behavioral data at HumanSys ’26. |
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| Aug 2026 | Our work on multimodal behavioral sensing and transdiagnostic psychological representation was accepted to the 4th International Workshop on Human-Centered Sensing, Modeling, and Intelligent Systems (HumanSys ’26). |
| May 2026 | Our CyberNeuro Assistant project was accepted as a poster at the 4th Annual Symposium for Learning about Alzheimer’s Disease-related Medical Research at Duke & UNC (SLAM-DUNC). |
Selected Publications
- HumanSysEvidence-Grounded Mapping of Multimodal Human Sensing to Psychological Transdiagnostic DimensionsIn 4th International Workshop on Human-Centered Sensing, Modeling, and Intelligent Systems (HumanSys ’26), 2026
- SLAM-DUNCCyberNeuro Assistant: Next-Generation Platform for Mental Health ResearchIn 4th Annual Symposium for Learning about Alzheimer’s Disease-related Medical Research at Duke & UNC (SLAM-DUNC), 2026Poster