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YUCHEN LIU
Ph.D., Assistant Professor
College of Engineering
Department of Computer Science
Department of Electrical & Computer Engineering (courtesy)
North Carolina State University
Office: Room 2407, EB III
Email: yuchen.liu AT ncsu.edu
Phone: +1 919-515-3412
I received my Ph.D. degree at the Georgia Institute of Technology, worked with Dr. Douglas M. Blough in the Critical Networking Lab. I am currently a tenure-track Assistant Professor in the Department of Computer Science and Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering at North Carolina State University (NCSU).
Rapid technological innovations are necessary to keep up with ever-accelerating human demands, and my long-term research goals revolve around achieving pervasive user-centric applications through ubiquitous networking and intelligence. This vision is realized through generalization, virtualization, digitization, and softwarization designs, where the synergistic methodologies unlock the opportunities that support emerging applications on mobile edges, enabling untethered and smart connectivity for work, entertainment, social connections, health, etc. Specifically, my research covers broad areas of networking, machine learning, computing, and communication, spanning:
[09.2024] Congrats on the acceptance of our paper for Open RAN with air mobility at the Elsevier Computer Communications!
[09.2024] Congrats on the acceptance of our paper for LLM in network instrution detection at the IEEE CCNC!
[09.2024] Will attend the Oak Ridge National Laboratory’s Core Universities AI Workshop and post our recent LLM & DT works!
[08.2024] Congrats on the acceptance of our paper for an interactive, automated, and script-free simulation paradigm using LLMs at the IEEE IPCCC!
[08.2024] Congrats on the acceptance of our three papers focusing on Localization against Jamming Attacks, DT Synchronization, and Clustered Federated Learning at the IEEE Global Communications Conference (GLOBECOM)!
[07.2024] Media coverage on “How a ‘Digital Twin’ Can Make Wireless Networks Faster, More Reliable”.
[07.2024] Our paper on fast and robust 3D object reconstruction is accepted to ACM MM 2024.
[07.2024] Our project on “Towards Secure and Privacy-enhancing Digital World Experiences” is funded by the NSF SaTC Core program, thanks NSF!
I am looking for Postdoc Researcher/Ph.D./M.S./Undergraduate students to work in the area of network intelligence, generative AI, digital twins, security and privacy (in Fall 2024, Spring/Fall 2025).
If you are a prospective student interested in applying to NCSU and working with me, please drop me an email at yuchen.liu at ncsu dot edu with your CV, and I will do my best to help in your journey once we have a commitment to each other.
“Challenge brings its own opportunity and solution”.