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    Assistant Professor · CSIE, National Taiwan University

    Shih-Hsin Wang 王士欣

    I work on geometric deep learning, generative models and AI for Science, turning intuition into principled and practical tools.

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    More about my research

    I develop machine learning methods that are both theoretically grounded and practical, spanning geometric deep learning, generative models, and AI for Science. I care about turning intuition into principled, reliable, and efficient tools — and applying them to problems in molecules, biology, and other sciences.

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    Academic Skills

    Aug 2026
    Undergraduate project places are full for now; MS/PhD depends on capacity. See Join the Lab for where things stand and how to apply.
    Jul 2026
    I was named a Yushan Young Fellow by Taiwan's Ministry of Education (Yushan Fellow Program).
    Jul 2026
    I am organizing two minisymposia on generative models, transport, and inverse problems at SIAM IS26 & MDS26 (Salt Lake City, Nov 2026). [Details]
    Jul 2026
    I will join the Department of Computer Science and Information Engineering at National Taiwan University as an Assistant Professor in August 2026.

    Research

    • Geometric Deep Learning Equivariant graph neural networks and expressive geometric graph representations.
    • Generative Models Diffusion models, flow matching, single-step models, and test-time guidance.
    • AI for Science Modeling complex structures like molecules and proteins.

    Selected publications

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    FdAudio: MeanFlow-Anchored Fréchet-Distance Post-Training for One-Step Text-to-Audio Generation
    Huang, K. P., Lu, B. R., Chung, H. L., Wang, S. H., Lee, H. Y.
    SLT 2026
    Test-Time Sequential Steering of Diffusion Models via Preconditioned Crank-Nicolson
    Keller, J. A., Transue, T., Li, Q., Wang, S. H., Wang, B.
    NeurIPS 2026