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Christina is a Year 3 student at Hong Kong Baptist University, majoring in Innovation in Health and Social Well-beingwith a Concentration in Health Technology and Informatics and Minor in Public Relations and Advertising. Her commitment to addressing societal challenges is shaped by her experiences engaging with diverse communities across cultures. Known for her collaborative and innovative approach, Christina consistently demonstrates leadership and a focus on collective improvement. She has a strong foundation in artificial intelligence (AI), machine learning, and user interface/user experience (UI/UX) design, enabling her to integrate technological frameworks with design thinking to address healthcare challenges. Her transdisciplinary background, enhanced by cross-cultural exposure, supports her ability to conduct effective heuristic evaluations and foster collaboration between technical and social domains. Driven by a passion for data-driven research, Christina applies her expertise in biophysiology, the biopsychosocial modelfusion, AI, and data analytics to develop user-centric solutions that support underserved populations. Her dedication and ability to connect technology with societal needs establish her as a promising contributor to health and social innovation.

Christina has been an active participant through her academic projects and community involvement at Hong Kong Baptist University, which showcased her ability to combine technical expertise with a commitment to social impact. As a student ambassador in the Department of Computer Science alongside scholars from the department, she advocated for trans-disciplinary collaboration during promotions for the newly introduced second majors in Applied AI for Sustainable Society and AI and Data Science, effectively highlighting the value of integrating computer science with societal challenges. She also earned a certificate of appreciation for her outstanding contributions as a mentor in the AI x HK OpenCup 2025, a one-day AI hackathon where she guided secondary students from 15 schools and colleges in Hong Kong to utilize AI tools for innovative creations and presentations, demonstrating her ability to inspire and educate the next generation. She also involoved herself in a Service Learning initiativeproject in work with The Salvation Army Hong Kong to provide an innovative AI eye-tracking device prototype to support speech-impaired elderlies for ease of decision-making and communication while receiving palliate care (临终关怀) under the Army's Scheme.

In her COMP3075: a User Experience Design in Health and Wellbeing course, Christina led the development of ''SleepQuest'', a mobile application designed to improve sleep patterns among youth. The app incorporates gamification, incentives, and tools such as guided breathing and ASMR sounds to create an engaging, socially interactive experience. Her proactive approach in seeking feedback, conducting heuristic evaluations, and delivering clear, effective presentations for pitching the application highlighted her dedication to delivering user-focused solutions.

In COMP 2035 and COMP 2036: relation to AI and Data Analytics for Health and Social Innovation I and II, Christina spearheaded ''HandTalk'', a real-time AI-integrated sign language interpreter to assist individuals with vocal and hearing disabilities in interacting with the hearing community. Themed under ''Diversity and Inclusion'', this project bridged communication barriers for the deaf and mute, enabling connection with those without American Sign Language (ASL) skills. It showcases her ability to apply AI and data analytics to address non-inclusive environments, reflecting her understanding of technology’s potential to promote social inclusivity. Her leadership fostered a collaborative team environment, encouraging peers to contribute effectively while achieving project goals.

- Admission HalfNon-local Non-mainland Scholarship Recipient at Hong Kong Baptist University