Xiangmin Zhang

Xiangmin Zhang is a Professor at the School of Information Sciences, Wayne State University, specializing in Human-Computer Interaction (HCI), Human-AI Interaction, User Experience (UX) Research, and Information Retrieval. He teaches courses such as Human-Computer Interaction, UX Design, and Web Development.

• Education: Ph.D. from the iSchool at the University of Toronto, B.A. and M.S. from Peking University's Department of Information Management
• Research Interests: Focus on user domain knowledge modeling, personalization of information systems, data analytics, and experimental design
• Grants: Co-PI on autism diagnosis prediction, digital library personalization, and IEEE-funded projects

His publications span topics including large language models, smart wearables, IoT adoption, and autism diagnostic disparities. He actively collaborates with researchers worldwide and serves as a guest editor for journals like International Journal of Information Management Data Insights.

Recent trends in his research emphasize ethical AI, user behavior in emerging technologies, and predictive modeling in health informatics. He has contributed to IEEE Transactions, Computers in Human Behavior, and ASIST proceedings.