Liew Wei Shiung

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Dr. Liew Wei Shiung is a pioneering researcher at the intersection of human-computer interaction and cognitive science, with a core focus on understanding and modeling trust in human-machine relationships. His most cited work, "Exploring Psycho-Physiological Correlates to Trust" (2016), introduced a groundbreaking methodology that bridges subjective psychological measures with objective physiological signals. By embedding fifteen subjective measures within natural, real-world dialog scenarios, Dr. Liew created a robust framework for capturing the nuanced dynamics of trust as it unfolds in authentic interactions. This foundational paper, with 31 citations, has become a touchstone for researchers seeking to move beyond artificial lab settings. His major contribution lies in demonstrating that trust is not merely a cognitive state but a psycho-physiological phenomenon that can be systematically measured and modeled. This work has profound implications for designing more intuitive and trustworthy autonomous systems, from virtual assistants to collaborative robots. Dr. Liew’s research continues to shape how we understand and engineer trust in an increasingly automated world.