Paper-Conference

Does Longer Phone Use Always Feel Worse? Examining How Intention and Duration Shape Evaluations of Time Use

Clear Yet Insufficient: Why Users Still Return to Source Notifications After Task Extraction

I independently conducted the research and created the poster for this project.

Uei-Dar Chen

• Apr 13, 2026 • 1 min read

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“Tell Me Why You’re Asking”: Exploring How to Increase Engagement in Preference Feedback for Intelligent Notification Systems

I participated in the interviews and led the revise-and-resubmit process for this work on making preference questions from intelligent notification systems easier to understand and …

PULSE: A Screenshot-Based Labeling Tool for Investigating Smartphone Behavior, Intent, and Perception

I contributed to the Android research app used to collect and label smartphone screenshots.

Designing Human-in-the-Loop for Mobile Intelligent Notification Systems: Exploring User Preferences for Timing and Form

I participated in the interviews and later led the revise-and-resubmit process for the full-paper extension of this work.

From Overwhelmed to Overview: Understanding Smartphone Users' Preferences and Expectations in Relieving Notification Overload via Text Summarization

Uei-Dar Chen

• Sep 10, 2025 • 1 min read

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NotiSummary: Exploring the Potential of AI-Driven Text Summarization on Smartphone Notification Management

Automatic, Manual, or Hybrid? A Preliminary Investigation of Users' Perception of Features for Supporting Notification Management

Multiple Device Users’ Actual and Ideal Cross-Device Usage for Multi-Stage Notification-Interactions: An ESM Study Addressing the Usage Gap and Impacts of Device Context