joycenerd.cs09[AT]nycu.edu.tw EC129 Guangfu Campus
Hi! I am a research assistant in the Reinforcement Learning and Bandits Lab (REAL) at National Yang Ming Chiao Tung University (NYCU), working with Ping-Chun Hsieh and collaborating closely with Pin-Yu Chen from IBM and Mario Fritz from CISPA. My research centers on developing trustworthy multimodal generative models, where I have developed red-teaming methods through prompt attacks and am currently focused on interpreting model vulnerabilities. My goal is to not only identify potential security weaknesses but also uncover the fundamental mechanisms that make these systems susceptible to attacks.
I completed my MSc in Computer Science at NYCU supervised by Wei-Chen (Walon) Chiu and received my B.S. in Computer Science from National Chung Cheng University (CCU), where I was advised by Chen-Kuo (Adrian) Chiang.
I am actively seeking research fellowships or internships in multimodal generative model applications, with particular interest in trustworthiness, alignment, interpretability, and generalizability. My detailed experience and publications can be found in my Curriculum Vitae. I'd love to connect and chat about research, feel free to reach out at joycenerd.cs09[AT]nycu.edu.tw
for potential collaborations or discussions, or schedule a quick coffee chat via my Calendly.
For a comprehensive list of my publications, please refer to my Curriculum Vitae (CV).
(† indicates equal contribution)
Besides research, I am an opera and classical crossover singer who performs both soprano and alto pieces. The majority of my free time is spent running and have completed three half marathons and one full marathon. I also enjoy reading and exploring dessert and coffee shops in my free time.