Curriculum Vitae

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I am a Ph.D. candidate specializing in memory architectures, memory evaluation, and decision-making for AI agents, with experience designing multimodal memory systems, evaluation systems, and tool-use workflows.

Education

University of Notre Dame

Ph.D., Computer Science and Engineering

Advisor: Prof. Yiyu Shi

Sep 2024–present

Columbia University

M.S., Computer Science

Sep 2022–Dec 2023

University of Michigan, Ann Arbor

B.S., Computer Science and Physics

Sep 2018–May 2022

Research experience

University of Notre Dame · Sep 2024–present
Ph.D. Candidate, advised by Prof. Yiyu Shi

  • MemEye: visual-centric evaluation of multimodal agent memory.
  • HM-RRG: hierarchical memory for generation from long clinical contexts.
  • Agent Last Doubt: risk-aware tool use and agent decision-making.
  • Seeing, Maintaining, and Learning: multimodal agent memory survey.
  • Node-as-Agent: training-free graph agentic reasoning.
  • MediQ-GAN: medical image generation from limited data.

Research details → · Publications →

Technical skills

Machine learning & AI
Agentic AI, large language models, multimodal large language models, generative modeling, medical AI, and robot learning and control.

Programming & systems
Python, C++, C, Java, MATLAB, SQL, PyTorch, NumPy, and SciPy.

Software & tooling
Linux, Git, Hugging Face, CUDA, and cloud and HPC environments.

Contact

qjiao@nd.edu · LinkedIn · Google Scholar · GitHub