AI for Science
Focusing on scientific tools, scientific knowledge mining, and autonomous scientific discovery.
I am an Associate Researcher at the School of Computer Science and Technology, University of Science and Technology of China (USTC). I am also affiliated with the State Key Laboratory of Cognitive Intelligence at USTC, working under the guidance of Prof. Enhong Chen and Prof. Qi Liu. Previously, I obtained my Ph.D. degree under the supervision of Prof. Qi Liu.
My research centers on LLM-driven reasoning and AI agents, with a focus on context-aware reasoning, autonomous interactive, and continual learning and adaptation. This work is motivated by complex tasks in time-series intelligence and science intelligence (scientific knowledge and tool mining). These application-driven directions are framed by 科言 SciToken — understanding the scientific world, and 科语 SciTime — modeling the dynamic world.
Real-world settings for developing and evaluating intelligent systems.
Focusing on scientific tools, scientific knowledge mining, and autonomous scientific discovery.
Focusing on user behavior and preference modeling for adaptive, personalized recommendations.
Focusing on context-aware forecasting, uncertainty estimation, and adaptive decision support for complex, evolving systems.
My research is also partially supported by industry grants from: