Jiawan Zhang
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Jiawan Zhang is a researcher at the intersection of human-computer interaction, cultural heritage preservation, and educational technology. Her most notable contribution is the development of *MakeBronze*, an interactive system designed to immerse children in Chinese bronze culture through hands-on experience with the ancient lost-wax casting process. This work, published in 2023 and garnering 8 citations, exemplifies her commitment to making intangible cultural heritage tangible and engaging for young learners. By blending traditional craftsmanship with modern interactive design, Zhang has pioneered a novel approach to heritage education, demonstrating how technology can bridge generational and cultural gaps. Her research not only advances the field of HCI but also provides a replicable model for preserving other endangered crafts. Zhang’s work stands out for its focus on experiential learning, where children actively participate in the creation process, fostering deeper appreciation and understanding. As a rising scholar, she is shaping how we think about cultural transmission in the digital age, with her system serving as a benchmark for future interactive heritage tools. Her contributions highlight the potential of HCI to democratize access to cultural knowledge and inspire new generations of learners.
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