Yuan-Chi Tseng is an Associate Professor of AMIS Fellows and Principal Investigator (PI) at the inclusive inter-intelligence Design Lab (iiiD-Lab) in National Tsing Hua University (NTHU). Within NTHU, his engagements encompass design, entrepreneurship education, and design and digital education transformation. He serves as the Convener of the Innovative Design Program, and the Convener of the Innovative and Design Group of the Tsing Hua Interdisciplinary Program. Additionally, he holds the position of CEO at Tzaiwu College, part of Tsing-Hua Residential college at NTHU.

Yuan-Chi Tseng's academic background and research interests are situated at the convergence of Design, the Humanities and Society, and Interactive Technology and Science. He previously held appointments at UCLIC, UCL (visiting professor, Feb 2023–Aug 2023), IEEM, NTHU (jointly appointed associate professor, Aug 2019–current), Service Science, NTHU (associate professor, Aug 2018–Jan 2024), Industrial Design, NCKU (assistant/associate professor, 2011–2018), Vision Science, SKERI (Rachel C. Atkinson Postdoctoral Fellow, 2010–2011), Psychology, UIUC (post-doc, USA, 2008–2010), and Yale School of Medicine (visitor scholar in Professor Chiang-Shan Ray Li's lab, 2010).  

Yuan-Chi Tseng currently serves as an Associate Editor for the International Journal of Human-Computer Studies (2023 June–current)

Research and Design Interest

Yuan-Chi Tseng established the Inclusive Inter-Intelligence Design Lab (iiiD-Lab) with the explicit aim of developing systems and technologies that conscientiously embrace a spectrum of intelligences, encompassing human intelligence, artificial intelligence (AI), and potentially other diverse forms. As a committed researcher and designer specializing in human-computer interaction, human-AI interaction, psychology and social science, he is passionately dedicated to advancing these fields. His primary focus is on the development of human-centered AI and the design of technologies, tools, service systems to promote inclusive in digital health, enhance creative team collaboration, improve human-AI interaction, and optimize user experience and utility.

His design primarily aims to facilitate communication and collaboration among various stakeholders and professionals through technology to provide better services and meet the comprehensive needs of individuals, communities, and society. Due to his interdisciplinary academic efforts, his research findings have been in top journals and international conferences across various fields including human-computer interaction, medical informatics, artificial intelligence, experimental and cognitive psychology, behavioral neuroscience, medicine, neurology, educational sciences, among others.

His research achievements have earned him the Wu Ta-You Memorial Award from the National Science and Technology Council, several Best Paper Awards, and ACM CSCW 2023 Paper Recognitions for Contributions to Diversity and Inclusion.