Short Bio

Wenlu Wang is an assistant professor in the Department of Computing Sciences at Texas A&M University Corpus Christi. She received her Ph.D. degree from the Department of Computer Science and Software Engineering at Auburn University in 2020. She received the B.E. degree in computer science at Beihang University, and the M.S. degree in computer science at New York University.

Research Interests

Data Science and Interdisciplinary Research.

News

• Check out our Large Language Model (LLM) survey.
• [09/2024] Our project working on equitable healthcare is selected by NIH. Thanks to NIH!
• [08/2024] Our project working on interdisciplinary research is funded by NSF. Thanks to NSF!
• [05/2024] Check out our collaboration with Biogen - CMolGPT A Conditional Generative Pre-Trained Transformer for Target-Specific De Novo Molecular Generation. (Code).
• [04/2023] Our paper “Multilingual Spatial Domain Natural Language Interface to Databases” (shared link) is published by Springer Nature Geoinformatica (collaboration with Meta and Instacart).
• [03/2023] Join IEEE BigData 2023 PC.
• [12/2022] Our tutorial “Spatial Big Data Meets AI: Applications and Perspectives” is online. Thanks to our collaborator from the University of Tokyo!
• [04/2022] Our paper “Projection Image Synthesis using Adversarial Learning Based Spatial Transformer Network for Sparse Angle Sampling CT” is accepted by EMBC 2022.
• [03/2022] Join IEEE BigData 2022 PC.
• [11/2021] One paper is accepted by DATE 2022.
• [10/2021] One paper is accepted by IEEE BigData 2021 (accept rate 19.9%).
• [09/2021] Our paper “Indoor Navigation for Users with Mobility Aids Using Smartphones and Neighborhood Networks” is accepted by IEEE MSN.
• [08/2021] Our paper “Modeling Real Estate Dynamics using Temporal Encoding” is accepted by ACM SIGSPATIAL (accept rate 22.4%).
• [06/2021] Our paper “Multiple ground/aerial parcel delivery problem: a Weighted Road Network Voronoi Diagram based approach” is published by Distributed and Parallel Databases.
• [04/2021] Our paper “LShape Partitioning: Parallel Skyline Query Processing using MapReduce” is presented at ICDE TKDE Poster session.