Duoduo (Lindi) Liao, Ph.D.
Associate Professor
School of Computing
George Mason University
Dr. Liao has 20+ years of in-depth R&D experience across academia, industry, and government.
She has developed numerous research projects and industrial products, authorized over 60
peer-reviewed research publications, including two books on 3D graphics & GPUs and one book
chapter on Big Data computing, and been invited to give talks at prestigious
industrial enterprises and universities, such as AMD, Siemens Research, Capital One, ESRI,
and Carnegie Mellon University. She has also initiated and established bridges between the
government, industry,
and universities to formulate cutting-edge technology directions. Prior to the faculty
rank at George Mason University,
she served as CTO/Head of Research in several industries, including a Fortune Global 30
company, where she led R&D of emerging technologies in multimodal AI, Big Data computing,
self-driving cars, and 3D/VR/AR/XR. During her tenure, she also served
as
PhD Co-Advisor on the dissertation committees in the Department of Computer Science at
George
Washington University. Previously, she worked at the U.S. Department Of Transportation (US
DOT) FAA/FHWA research center and
national laboratories.
Research Interests
- Artificial Intelligence (AI), Generative AI, Multimodal AI
- AI for Music, Natural Language Processing (NLP), Computer Vision (CV)
- Brain Computing, Machine Learning (ML), Big Data Computing
- Self-Driving Cars, Robotics, Human-Robot Interaction (HRI), AI Safety
- 3D Graphics, VR/AR/XR, Multicore Architectures, Geospatial Computing
Degrees
- PhD, Computer Science, George Washington University
- MS, Computer Science, Purdue University
In memory of my esteemed advisors, Prof. Simon Y. Berkovich and Prof. Christoph M. Hoffmann.
Research
Passion for AI, Beyond your imagination
Teaching
Open a new world to AI and Big Data
AIT 726 - Natural Language Processing with Deep Learning
AIT 526 - Introduction to Natural Language Processing
AIT 736 - Applied Machine Learning
AIT 524 - Database Management Systems
IT 415 - Information Visualization
Future New Courses on AI Essentials, Computer Vision, Self-Driving Cars, etc.
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Contact
Office
Engineering Building #4510
GMU Fairfax Campus, VA
Email Address
646C69616F32 (AT) gmu.edu
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