Scholar
Wenjie Li
Google Scholar ID: Rx5swD4AAAAJ
The Hong Kong Polytechnic University
Citations & Impact
Citations
13,510
H-index
46
i10-index
155
Publications
20
Co-authors
19
list available
Contact
Publications
Resume (English only)
Academic Achievements
- - September 19, 2025: Three papers accepted by NeurIPS2025.
- - June 20, 2025: Xin Zhang and Heming Xia received Best Presentation Awards.
- - May 15, 2025: Five papers accepted into the main conference of ACL2025, and five more into Findings.
- - April 5, 2025: Yongqi Li's two long papers submitted to SIGIR2025 have been accepted.
- - January 23, 2025: Papers by Yongqi, Heming, and Chengyi were accepted by WWW2025 and ICLR2025 respectively.
- - December 1, 2024: Ruifeng Yuan's work on 'Evolving Large Language Model Assistant with Long-Term Verbal Memory' was accepted into COLING2025.
- - October 26, 2024: Yongqi Li received IPM Best PhD Paper 2023: Honorable Mentions.
- - September 20, 2024: Hanlin Wang, Qiancheng Xu, Wenjun Hou, and Feiteng Mu had their papers accepted into Findings at EMNLP2024.
- - July 20, 2024: Dongding Lin's submission, SCREEN: A Benchmark for Situated Conversational Recommendation, was accepted by MM2024.
- - May 16, 2024: Four papers accepted into the main conference of ACL2024, and six more into Findings.
- - October 7, 2023: Papers by Yongqi Li and Yi Cheng accepted into AAAI2024; four papers by Chak Tou Leong, Jian Wang, Wenjun Hou, and Shichao Sun accepted into EMNLP2023.
- - September 22, 2023: Jiashuo Wang's paper, Aligning Language Models with Human Preferences via a Bayesian Approach, was accepted into NeurIPS2023.
- - May 2, 2023: Three papers accepted by the main conference of ACL2023.
Research Experience
- Looking for postdocs, research associates/assistants to work on projects related to emotion-driven conversation, goal-driven conversational recommendation, multi-modal conversational question answering, and causality mining and reasoning in NLP, etc. Good project-relevant background knowledge and deep learning programming ability are expected. A strong publication record is preferred.
Background
- Professor at the Department of Computing, The Hong Kong Polytechnic University. Research interests include natural language understanding and generation, machine conversation, summarization, and question answering, etc.
Miscellany
- Personal homepage has moved to GitHub.
