Shijing (Edward) He is a Ph.D. candidate in Computer Science at King’s College London (KCL), affiliated with the Cybersecurity Group (CYS) in the Department of Informatics. Supervised by Dr. Ruba Abu-Salma, Professor Jose Such. His research lies at the intersection of human-centered usable security and privacy, and HCI. Drawing on both computational and social science methods, his work examines how individuals and groups, particularly at-risk populations, to understand, negotiate, and manage security and privacy risks in everyday technologies. His research focuses in particular on multi-user smart home environments and AI-mediated contexts, with the goal of designing equitable and trustworthy systems that better support informed security and privacy decision-making.
Four full papers accepted at CHI 2026 🇪🇸.
A new paper accepted at Symposium on Usable Security and Privacy (USEC) 2026.
One new paper accepted at IEEE S&P 2026!
A new review paper accepted at TOCHI.
I will serve on a PC member at EuroUSEC 2025.
One full paper and one EA accepted at CHI 2025! See you in Japan!
Happy to announce that we have been awarded a £92K grant from Innovate UK (part of UKRI). Congrats to all!
I made a HotPETS presentation at PoPETS 2024.
New paper accepted at PoPETS 2024!
I will serve on the Artifact PC member at PoPETS 2024, 2025.
A new paper accepted for the ACM Computing Survey!
New short paper accepted by INTERACT 2023!