Professor Hsuan-Tien Lin, Department of Computer Science and Information Engineering: Collaborated with Professor Lin’s Ph.D. students through the Graduate Student Study Abroad Program by NSTC, resulting in three research papers.
Associate Professor Shao-Hua Sun, Department of Electrical Engineering: Collaborated with Professor Sun’s students, resulting in two research papers.
Associate Professor Shang-Tse Chen, Department of Computer Science and Information Engineering: Collaborated with Professor Chen’s students, resulting in one research paper.
[ Research Internship Program ]
Research Overview: The lab focuses on developing language AI agents capable of understanding human concepts, using natural language, and performing logical reasoning. Current core research directions include:
Robustness of LLMs and VLMs: Investigating challenges that lead to unpredictable model behavior (e.g.,adversarial inputs, cross-domain inconsistencies), with the goal of improvingreliability in real-world applications.
Multimodal Reasoning: Integrating text, images, and video to enable deep understanding and reasoningacross modalities.
Multilingual Understanding: Studying how models acquire shared knowledge across languages to support a moreequitable and globally inclusive language understanding environment.
Target Student Level:
Undergraduate students (junior year and above)
Master’s students
Ph.D. students
Expected Skills and Qualifications:
Strong passion for research, confidence, andwillingness to commit at least one year to a research project
Completion of coursework in Machine Learning (ML) and Natural Language Processing (NLP)
At least six months of experience in AI-relatedresearch or undergraduate research projects
Intention to pursue a Ph.D. degree abroad in thefuture
(Preferred)Ability to conduct research discussions and oral presentations in English
Available Duration: Summer
Number of Positions: 2
Visa Processing: The PI will apply through the university’s Office of International Affairs; processing time is approximately 1–2 months
Costs:
The PI will cover the visa processing fee (DS-2019)
Students are responsible for arranging their own accommodation (no subsidy provided)