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Anjiang Wei I'm Anjiang Wei (魏安江 in Chinese), a PhD student in Computer Science at Stanford University, working under the guidance of Alex Aiken. My research focuses on Large Language Models (LLMs), including areas such as LLM for Code (program reasoning and performance optimization), Reasoning, LLM Agents, and LLM Evaluation and Benchmarking. I have a background in high-performance computing, software engineering, and compilers. During my undergraduate studies at Peking University, where I was a part of the Turing class, I collaborated with Darko Marinov, Tao Xie, Lingming Zhang, and Yun (Eric) Liang. If you are a Stanford student interested in my research direction, feel free to email me. Happy to chat about potential collaboration opportunity. |
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Teaching
CS161 - Design and Analysis of Algorithms (Summer 2024) |
MiscellaneaI previously organized the Software Research Lunch (subscribe) and the Stanford Systems Seminar (subscribe). I enjoy playing piano (performed at the Shanghai Concert Hall), chess, learning physics (Top 10 in Shanghai in the National Physics Olympiad), discussing philosophical questions (e.g., do LLMs have consciousness?), and ball games (ping pong, badminton, foosball). |
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