MIT

I am a research scientist at Adobe Research. I am based in Basel, Switzerland and work as part of the AI Experiences Lab. I received my PhD in Electrical Engineering and Computer Science from MIT, where I worked with Prof. Stefanie Mueller in the Computer Science & Artificial Intelligence Laboratory (CSAIL).

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Email: doga [at] {adobe.com, mit.edu, csail.mit.edu, acm.org, ieee.org}

📣 🚨 I’m looking for interns for Summer 2025 at Adobe Research. Reach out to me with your portfolio if you are interested in the following topics!
My research interests span two areas:
1) Embedding information, intelligence, & interaction into everyday objects
In my PhD, I developed novel mechanisms to seamlessly identify, track, and interact with real-world objects for ubiquitous computing. I am interested in exploring how to leverage these methods for augmented reality (AR) and digital product passports.
2) GenAI for developing human-centered creativity support tools & experiences
My current projects focus on leveraging generative AI to enhance creativity, support decision-making processes, and improve user interfaces. I am particularly interested in how these technologies can be used to create more intuitive and engaging interactions between users and digital content in different contexts, e.g., for web design and development.
I regularly collaborate with interdisciplinary teams and present my findings at major CS and human-computer interaction (HCI) conferences. For more information about my projects or to discuss potential collaborations, please feel free to reach out to me via email.