I am a Faculty Fellow at NYU Courant and an incoming Assistant Professor at the University of Alberta starting Summer 2025. I obtained my PhD at the University of Texas at Austin with Isil Dillig and Greg Durrett. I do research on program synthesis. I am also doing part-time at Nectry. |
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Email: qc1127 [at] cs.nyu.edu | Office: 60 5th Ave, Room 418 | Twitter | Google Scholar
I am recruiting MS/PhD students at the University of Alberta.Please take a look at my research interests below and Notes to Prospective Students if any of these questions interests you as well.
My current research interests revolve around the following key questions in AI-assisted programming:
How can we leverage state-of-the-art machine learning models to create new programming abstractions? How can we leverage symbolic and neural techniques to synthesize programs in a correct, scalable, user-friendly way?
What are the right abstractions for programming tasks involving Large Language Model (LLM) invocations?
How can we effectively integrate programming interfaces with program synthesizers?
If you're interested in working with me, please send an email with the subject line "Fall 25 Prospective Student". I may not be able to respond to all individual inquiries about research opportunities or admissions.
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Important: Please refrain from scheduling a meeting unless we have mutually agreed to meet beforehand. This ensures efficient use of our time and prevents any misunderstandings.