Jiahui Li
School of Computing, University of Georgia
Athens, Georgia, USA Β· jl57095@uga.edu
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🧬 Biography

Jiahui Li is a Ph.D. student in Computer Science at the University of Georgia, supervised by Dr. Fei Dou. His research focuses on evidence-grounded and explainable artificial intelligence for clinical diagnosis and health sensing, including multimodal clinical reasoning, physiological time-series modeling, and trustworthy evaluation. His work spans electrocardiography, photoplethysmography, ballistocardiography, bodyseismography, vision-language models, and instruction-tuned large language models.

πŸ“– Education

  • University of Georgia β€” Ph.D. in Computer Science, Aug. 2024 – Present. GPA 4.00/4.00.
  • University College London β€” M.Sc. in Scientific and Data-Intensive Computing, 2021 – 2022. GPA 3.62/4.00.
  • University of Liverpool β€” B.Sc. in Computer Science and Engineering, 2017 – 2021. GPA 3.92/4.00.

πŸ”¬ Research Experience

Graduate Research Assistant, School of Computing, University of Georgia β€” Aug. 2024 – Present
Advisor: Dr. Fei Dou

  • DynamicDx (Lead): Built a reproducible benchmark of 71 video-grounded neurological consultations across 11 phenomenologies. Evaluation of five vision-language models localized the primary diagnostic bottleneck to evidence acquisition rather than downstream interpretation.
  • EarlyDx (Lead): Designed an admission-anchored benchmark for open-ended, evidence-supported emergency-department diagnosis, testing whether generated diagnoses are grounded in retrievable clinical evidence.
  • DeepArrhythmia (Lead): Developed segment-contextualized electrocardiogram classification with selective acquisition of waveform images, R-peak locations, and rhythm-morphology evidence, producing an auditable decision trace.
  • BEACON-BP (Lead): Studied contactless blood-pressure estimation from bed-frame geophone sensing using invasive arterial-line measurements as the clinical reference.
  • Peak-Detector / Peak-R1 (Lead): Built instruction-tuned large-language-model methods for explainable peak detection across ECG, PPG, BCG, and BSG without per-modality retraining.
  • ADLGen (Co-Lead, co-first author): Synthesized symbolic, event-triggered smart-home sensor sequences for activity modeling and ambient assisted living.

Research Assistant, Hong Kong University of Science and Technology β€” 2023 – 2024
Supervisor: Prof. Dit-Yan Yeung

  • Built MGTST, a multi-scale, cross-channel gated Transformer for multivariate long-term forecasting in high-dimensional time series.

πŸ“ Publications

βˆ— equal contribution, † corresponding author. Author names in bold indicate myself.

First-Author Papers

Collaborative Papers

πŸ‘¨β€πŸ« Teaching Assistant

  • CSCI 1302: Software Development β€” Fall 2024 and Spring 2025, University of Georgia.
  • CSCI 4470: Algorithms β€” Fall 2025 and Fall 2026, University of Georgia.