What makes a good team of agents?
Evaluating how agent teams coordinate, where they fail, and what collective performance reveals beyond individual capability.
Learning through interaction.
Thinking together.
Understanding intelligence.
I am an undergraduate student in Artificial Intelligence at Shanghai Jiao Tong University, working with Prof. Chen Qian (钱忱) at AAIL.
My research interests center on the evaluation of multi-agent systems, collaborative intelligence, and reinforcement learning.
Evaluating how agent teams coordinate, where they fail, and what collective performance reveals beyond individual capability.
Understanding how communication, shared knowledge, and complementary roles help agents solve problems together.
Exploring how interaction, feedback, and learning shape decision-making and cooperation in multi-agent systems.
An EEG-text instruction data engine, CerebraGloss-Bench, and a large vision-language model for generative clinical EEG interpretation.
A benchmark for testing whether language models can write runnable code that also preserves spatial and temporal coherence.
A bilingual benchmark of long-horizon academic tasks, sourced from real student workflows rather than simplified prompts.
CerebraGloss accepted to ICLR 2026.
PRISM and AcademiClaw released as public research benchmarks.
「人潮擁擠握住濕熱的手心」2002 ↗陳綺貞 / Cheer Chen
「於是你不停散落,我不停拾獲」2012 ↗張懸 / Deserts Chang
「聽也聽不到的聲音,陳嫺靜 / Hsien Ching
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I welcome conversations about multi-agent evaluation, collaborative intelligence, and reinforcement learning.