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AI Faculty

Fall 2024

The following list presents faculty members actively engaged in AI research within the Department of Computer Sciencearrow-up-right at Emory University.

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Professors

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Eugene Agichtein

  • Research Areas: Information Retrieval, Web Search, Conversational AI, Natural Language Processing

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Yana Bromberg

  • Research Areas: Bioinformatics, Protein Structure and Function, Genome Variation Analysis, Personalized Medicine, Metagenomics

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Li Xiong

  • Research Areas: Privacy Enhancing Technology, AI for Health, Mobility Data

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Associate Professors

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Jinho Choi

  • Research Areas: Conversational AI, Natural Language Processing, Computational Linguistics

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Joyce Ho

  • Research Areas: Data Mining, Healthcare Informatics

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Fei Liu

  • Research Areas: Large Language Models, Automatic Summarization, Generative AI, Natural Langauge Processing

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Yolanda Rankin

  • Research Areas: Human-Computer Interaction, CS Education, Gaming

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  • Website: TBA

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Andreas Züfle

  • Research Areas: Spatial Databases, Data Mining, Geosimulation, Spatial Computing

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Assistant Professors

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Ali Emami

  • Research Areas: Natural Language Processing, AI Interpretability and Reliability, Computational Social Science

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Wei Jin

  • Research Areas: Data-Efficient Learning, Graph Neural Networks, Trustworthy AI

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Joon-Seok Kim

  • Research Areas: Prescriptive Analytics, Spatio-temporal Databases, Data Mining, Agent Based Modeling

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Youngjoong Kwon

  • Research Areas: Computer Vision, Computer Graphics, Augmented/Virtual Reality

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Temiloluwa Prioleau

  • Research Areas: Biomedical Informatics, Human Computer Interaction, Data Mining

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Kai Shu

  • Research Areas: Data Mining, Trustworthy AI, Social Computing, Misinformation

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Shengpu Tang

  • Research Area: Reinforcement learning, Healthcare

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Emily Wall

  • Research Areas: Visual Analytics, Information Visualization, Cognitive Bias, Decision Making

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Kristin Williams

  • Research Areas: Human-Computer Interaction, Physical Computing

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Carl Yang

  • Research Areas: Graph Data Mining, Knowledge Graphs, Federated Learning

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Liang Zhao

  • Research Areas: Spatial Data Nining, Graph Neural Networks, Generative AI

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Faculty Interests

During this class hour, you will work in small teams to explore a chosen faculty member's expertise, review recent publications, and develop original research ideas. Through a combination of collaborative exploration and individual contribution, you will gain practical insight into the research process and deepen your understanding of specific AI subfields relevant to the chosen faculty members, ultimately preparing you for potential future research collaborations or projects in the field.


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Exercise

  1. Navigate to [People] in Canvas, type "Faculty" in the search bar, and form a team of 2-3 members who share interest in the same .

  2. Explore the selected professor's website to identify their primary research areas and current focus.

  3. Review the professor's recent publications (last 2-3 years) to understand their ongoing research projects and latest contributions to the field.

  4. Each group member should develop two potential research ideas that align with the professor's areas of expertise as well as Interest you personally (for potential collaboration).

  5. Create a concise slide presentation summarizing the above activities (one per group), and submit it to [Assignments → Exercises → Faculty Interests] in Canvas.

  6. Prepare to deliver a short (5-minute) presentation of your slides in class.

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