
Ph.D. Candidate · HCI and Extended Reality
Mohammad Raihanul Bashar
My name is Mohammad Raihanul Bashar — I publish under this full name, but please feel free to call me Raihan. I am a Ph.D. candidate at Concordia University, supervised by Dr. Anil Ufuk Batmaz. I fast-tracked to the Ph.D. program from my Master's in January 2024. Prior to that, I received my Bachelor's degree in Computer Science from the Independent University, Bangladesh (IUB).
I design and empirically evaluate adaptive, context-aware interaction techniques — spanning multimodal, constraint-aware, and intelligent interfaces — that help people create, learn, and collaborate across physical and extended-reality environments.
I am currently on the job market for postdoctoral and tenure-track faculty positions, as well as full-time research and engineering roles in industry.
My current research interests include (but are not limited to):
News
View all newsServing as an AC for IEEE VR 2027
Invited to serve as an Associate Chair (AC) on the Program Committee for IEEE VR 2027.
Officially Dr. Bashar
Successfully defended my Ph.D. dissertation at Concordia University.
"Evaluating Vergence–Accommodation Conflict" Accepted at IEEE ISMAR 2026
Our paper on vergence–accommodation conflict in gaze-based 3D target selection has been accepted to the IEEE ISMAR 2026 TVCG track.
Publication Project Page (IEEE TVCG'26 (IEEE ISMAR)) →"Crossing Realities Has a Cost" Accepted at ACM SUI 2026
Our paper evaluating AR second screens for AI-assisted desktop authoring has been accepted at ACM SUI 2026.
Publication Project Page (ACM SUI 26) →Recent Publications
View all publicationsEvaluating the Vergence-Accommodation Conflict in Gaze-Based 3D Target Selection
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