About Me

Jiacong Mi 宓家聪

I am a Ph.D. student and KnowLab member at the University of Glasgow, supported by a College scholarship and supervised by Prof. Honghan Wu and Dr. Clarisse F. de Vries. Before joining Glasgow, I worked as a Research Assistant at SIAT, in collaboration with Prof. Hao Wu. I also worked with Prof. Jun Shen at the University of Wollongong. In 2024, I received an M.Sc. in Artificial Intelligence from Southeast University under the supervision of Prof. Jieyue He.

My current research explores multimodal AI for enhancing healthcare research, focusing on longitudinal information and the fusion of diverse data modalities in large-scale electronic health records. You can reach me at jiacongmi@gmail.com.

Research

Current interests

Biomedical AI Foundation Models for Science Graph Neural Networks Self-supervised Learning Multimodal Learning Interpretable AI EHR Mining AI-driven Drug Discovery Clinical Decision Support Chronic Disease Management

Recent News

Updates

Completed my Research Assistant work at SIAT. I am grateful to the mentors, collaborators, and labmates I worked with there.

Started my Ph.D. life in Glasgow, Scotland.

Publications

Selected work

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Experience

Academic path

Ph.D. in Public Health (AI for Science)

University of Glasgow. Supervisor: Honghan Wu.

Research Assistant

Shenzhen Institutes of Advanced Technology, Chinese Academy of Sciences. Collaborating supervisor: Prof. Hao Wu.

Double Master's Degree in Information Technology Systems

Monash University.

Master's Degree in Artificial Intelligence

Southeast University. Supervisor: Prof. Jieyue He.

Bachelor of Computer Science and Technology

Shandong Normal University.

Projects

Selected projects

Python, Flask, HTML, JavaScript

TCM Knowledge Graph Tool

A Traditional Chinese Medicine knowledge graph system with data management operations backed by Neo4j and Flask.

PyTorch, GNNs, molecular representations

AI Drug Discovery Models

Molecular generation and toxicity prediction work from internships at neoX Biotech and Insilico Medicine.