Yinan Huang
AboutI am a fourth-year Ph.D. student in Machine Learning at Georgia Tech, supervised by Prof. Pan Li. I am broadly interested in AI for science (developing data-driven methods for accelerating scientific discovery) and Science of AI (understanding the foundations and principles that govern modern AI systems). My current research is focused on geometric deep learning and generative modeling of structured systems such as graphs and temporal data. I was a research intern at NEC Lab America working with Martin Min, and a research intern at Peking University working with Prof. Muhan Zhang. I earned my M.S. degree in ECE at Duke University and B.S. degree in Physics at Sun Yat-sen University. News2026/10 Gave a talk at Center for Signal and Information Processing (CSIP) Seminar, Georgia Tech. 2026/6 Started to work as a research intern on protein design at NEC Lab America. 2026/3 Our paper about graph SSM is accepted by TPAMI. 2026/2 Our paper Powers of Magnetic Graph Matrix: Fourier Spectrum, Walk Compression, and Applications is accepted by PNAS! A very interesting work studying the connection between random walk on directed networks and the Fourier transform of the Magnetic Laplacian. Selected Publications
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