Our Team

Zonghe Chua
Principal Investigator
office: Glennan Building Room 514A
email: zonghe.chua at case dot edu

Jiaji Su
PhD Candidate in Electrical Engineering
MS Mechanical Engineering
Lehigh University

Sai Jiang
PhD Candidate in Electrical Engineering
MS Electrical Engineering
Southern Methodist University

Yizhou Li
PhD Student in Electrical Engineering
MS Computer Science
Vanderbilt University

Kaiwen Zuo
PhD Student in Electrical Engineering
MS Mechanical Engineering
Case Western Reserve University

Shuyuan Yang
PhD Student in Electrical Engineering
MS Computer Science
Case Western Reserve University

Ari Glockner
Undergraduate Summer Rotator
Computer Science, CWRU

Juho Jeon
Undergraduate Summer Rotator
Electrical Engineering, CWRU

Vaishnavi Nayak
Undergraduate Summer Rotator
Computer Science, Ohio State University

Emma Sinasac
Undergraduate Summer Rotator
Mechanical Engineering, McGill University

Amit Thusay
Undergraduate Summer Rotator
Electrical Engineering, CWRU

Past Undergraduates

Sreya Srinidhi, CSDS
Tu Pham, ECSE
Juan Beaver, ECSE
Tyler Lin, EBME
My Le Hoang, CSDS/ECSE
Jiajun Yap, EMAE (exchange student from Nanyang Tech. Univ.)
William Huang, CSDS
Chris Xinyao Cai, ECSE (now PhD student in UW Madison)
Kyle Golobish, EMAE

About Joining the Lab

I am excited to mentor with self-directed, intellectually curious PhD students interested in the scientific questions surrounding the next generation of human-aware robotic and virtual interfaces. Given the interdisciplinary nature of my research, students who majored in other engineering or STEM fields outside of electrical engineering are welcome to inquire about joining.

I am also open to mentoring CWRU master’s and undergraduate students for thesis and senior projects/research credit respectively. Individuals should be interested in research or pursuing doctoral studies in robotics, mechatronics, haptics, and controls. Master students should seek a research rotation in their first year under the mentorship of a PhD student.

I am committed to building a work environment that supports and values people with diverse backgrounds and perspectives. Individuals from underrepresented backgrounds are highly encouraged to apply to be part of my research group.

Current CWRU students can reach out to me via email directly. Due to the high volume of emails I receive about the PhD program, I regretfully cannot answer all of them. Prospective PhD students should apply to the electrical engineering PhD program through the university’s application portal. I do not offer any tuition or stipend support for master’s students. Occasionally there are part-time hourly RA positions available.