Ph.D. Candidate
NTU EECS
Ph.D. Candidate, NTU EECS · Taipei, Taiwan
I am a Ph.D. student at National Taiwan University (NTU), advised by Hung-yi Lee & Jyh-Shing Roger Jang. Recently, my research focuses on speech tokenization and spoken language modeling.
Previously, I received my M.S. degree from
NTU (2023) and B.S. degree from
Taiwan Tech (2020). My research encompassed speech processing, speech/text LLMs, and deepfake detection.
I lead Deepfake research by proposing SingGraph for SingFake detection,
developing CodecFake+ for data scarcity, and pioneering source tracing with SASTNet.
Beyond security, I am a core contributor to several audio LLM and benchmarking projects, including DeSTA 2.5,
Dynamic-SUPERB Phase 2, and Codec-SUPERB.
I also mentor research on optimizing RAG efficiency for LLMs and uncovering their practical limitations.
These works earned several honors, notably Best Paper Awards and Travel Grants. (see #Honors).
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