Scholar
Aditya Joshi
Google Scholar ID: SbYRrvgAAAAJ
Senior Lecturer/Assistant Professor, UNSW
Citations & Impact
Citations
2,349
H-index
23
i10-index
40
Publications
20
Co-authors
54
list available
Publications
Resume (English only)
Academic Achievements
- - Papers have over 3200 citations with an h-index of 27 (as of September 2025)
- - Lead or co-investigator in grants totaling A$3.1M, including Defence Trailblazer, Google, NHMRC, and AEA Ignite projects
- - Published in top conferences such as ACL, EMNLP, COLING, and CONLL
- - Published in journals like ACM Computing Surveys and PLOS One
- - Recognized as an outstanding reviewer at ICML, ACL, and EACL
- - Presented tutorials at EMNLP, AACL, ALTA, and ICON
- - Delivered a TEDx talk in 2018 on 'Detecting sarcasm, combating hate', intertwining his PhD thesis with personal journey
- - Applies NLP to epidemic intelligence with EPIWATCH (Kirby Institute) and cybersecurity with IFCYBER (School of CSE)
- - Co-authored an NLP textbook published by Wiley in 2023 with Pushpak Bhattacharyya
Research Experience
- - Senior Lecturer at UNSW, leading multiple research projects
- - Over five years of industry experience, working at companies like SEEK, Notiv, and Fractal, applying NLP to online employment marketplaces, meeting analytics, and epidemic intelligence
- - Designed and introduced a new NLP course at UNSW
Education
- - Joint PhD: IIT Bombay (India) and Monash University (Australia), 2018
- - Advisor information not explicitly mentioned
Background
- - Expert in natural language processing (NLP)
- - Research interests include NLP, large language models, sentiment analysis, recommender systems, and social media analysis
- - Senior Lecturer in the School of Computer Science & Engineering at UNSW, specializing in NLP
Miscellany
- - Associate of the Human Rights Institute at UNSW
- - Co-leads the Community of Practice for Inclusive Research, supporting queer, trans, and people with variations of sex characteristics
- - Organizing chair for 'Rainbow AI': a workshop funded by Google's exploreCSR grant, aimed at supporting queer students in Australia interested in HDR and research careers in AI
