Lin Jiang
Ph.D. Candidate,
Department of Computer Science,
Data, Computing, and Society (DCS) Lab,
Florida State University
I am a Ph.D. candidate in the Department of Computer Science at Florida State University and a member of the Data, Computing, and Society (DCS) Lab, advised by Prof. Guang Wang. I received my B.S. and M.S. degrees from Southeast University in China, where I was advised by Prof. Shuai Wang and Prof. Tian He. During my master’s studies, I also collaborated closely with Prof. Desheng Zhang on research projects.
My research interests lie in generative AI, diffusion models, trustworthy decision-making and cyber-physical systems. Currently, I study diffusion-based time-series generation from multiple perspectives, including fidelity, diversity, efficiency, and scalability. Within this area, I am especially interested in extreme-aware generation. I have received the Graduate Student Research Award and the Ted and Syauchen Baker Scholarship from Florida State University, as well as travel grants to attend IJCAI, SDM, and KDD. I welcome conversations and collaborations, including directions beyond my present projects.
My publications are listed on the Publications page and on Google Scholar.
News
- [2026/05] One paper about Energy Consumption Prediction has been accepted by KDD 2026.
- [2026/04] Our paper about healthcare POI visitation prediction has been accepted to IJCAI 2026 (AI and Health Track).
- [2026/04] Honored to receive the Graduate Student Research Award and the Baker Scholarship from the Department of Computer Science at Florida State University. I am sincerely grateful for the support and recognition from my advisor and the department. link.
- [2026/04] Our paper about Human Activity Trace Generation is accepted by ACM IMWUT/UbiComp 2026.
- [2026/01] One co-first author paper about Human-robot Collaboration is accepted by ICRA 2026.