Lili is a graduate student at The Fu Foundation School of Engineering and Applied Science, pursuing a Master’s Degree in Computer Science with a concentration in Vision, Graphics, Interaction, and Robotics. She recently graduated from Barnard College in 2024, where she majored in Computer Science and minored in Biology. During her senior year, Lili conducted a research initiative in the Design Center, investigating the use of zines as an educational tool. She is proud to share that this work has been published in the International Journal of Academic Makerspaces and Making. This year, Lili continues to research making pedagogy alongside fellow staff members.
Lili is well-versed in various tools across the Design Center, with skills in both hardware and software applications. She has experience with laser cutting, 3D printing, circuit cutting machines, screen printing, dye sublimation printing, sewing, electronics, and soldering. On the software side, Lili has experience using AutoDesk Fusion360, AutoCAD, Inventor, and Adobe Illustrator. This blend of skills allows her to bridge creative design and technical execution, empowering makers to bring their ideas to life.