About

Zhuoyang Jiang

Research Assistant, CityMind Lab, HKUST(GZ)

Guangzhou, China

Education

M.Sc. in Data-Centric AI, HKUST(GZ)
- Joint research internship at Microsoft Research Asia
B.Eng. in Artificial Intelligence, Southeast University
- Capstone co-supervised by the School of Architecture, Southeast University

Research Interests

AI-assisted architectural design and urban planning.

Research Methodology

Representation learning, generative models, and human-AI interaction.

Outside Work

Architecture, historical sites, music, and anime.

I’m a Research Assistant at CityMind Lab, HKUST(GZ). My recent research focuses on multimodal representation learning for unified understanding-and-generation autoregressive models in urban planning and architectural design. In artificial intelligence, I previously worked on representation learning at Microsoft Research AI for Science and the Zhongguancun Institute of AI. In architecture and urban studies, I actively collaborate with researchers from the School of Architecture at Southeast University and the Built Environment Technology Center at Tongji University on AI-assisted architectural and urban analysis and design. Beyond that, I also explored Human-AI Interaction projects on human cognition modeling and cognitive assistance at the Augmenting & People by Empowering X (APEX) Group, HKUST(GZ).

2026-04 📄 CAGenMol was accepted to ACL 2026 Findings
2025-11 💼 Joined CityMind Lab, HKUST(GZ) as a Research Assistant
2025-10 🎓 Received M.Sc. in Data-Centric AI from HKUST(GZ)
2025-08 💼 Began research internship at the Zhongguancun Institute of AI
2024-11 📄 Undergraduate thesis on AI for pocket park site selection accepted by the Journal of Urban Technology
2024-08 💼 Began research internship at Microsoft Research AI for Science
2024-02 🧠 Started Human-AI Interaction projects at the APEX Group, HKUST(GZ)
2023-09 🎓 Started M.Sc. in Data-Centric AI at HKUST(GZ)
2023-06 🎓 Received B.Eng. in Artificial Intelligence from Southeast University
2019-09 🎓 Started B.Eng. in Artificial Intelligence at Southeast University