Brain-Informed Fine-Tuning for Improved Multilingual Understanding in Language Models (opens in new tab)
has been accepted to NeurIPS Conference 2025 (Main Track, A*): Scores: 5,5,4,4,3
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Instruction-Tuned Video-Audio Models Elucidate Functional Specialization in the Brain (opens in new tab)
Decision: Rejected from NeurIPS conference 2025 (Main Track, A*)-even with mostly positive reviews (scores: 5 (accept), 5 (accept), 5 (accept), 3 (border-line reject)).
Tutorial: Brain-Inspired AI 2.0: Aligning Language Models Across Languages and Modalities
has been accepted to AAAI 2026! (A*)
Aligning Text/Speech Representations from Multimodal Models with MEG Brain Activity During Listening
has been accepted to EMNLP Conference 2025 (Main, Long, A*) (Nominated for the Paper Award)
Invited to serve as a reviewer for Nature Human Behavior (opens in new tab)
I'm honored to join the reviewer pool for Nature Human Behavior, a top-tier journal in cognitive and behavioral sciences.
Appointed as Demos & Exhibits Co-Chair for AI-ML Systems 2025 (opens in new tab)
I'm excited to join the organizing committee of AI-ML Systems 2025 as the Demos & Exhibits Co-Chair.
New Preprint: Brain-Informed Fine-Tuning for Improved Multilingual Understanding in Language Models (opens in new tab)
Our latest work on leveraging brain data to improve multilingual capabilities in language models is now available on bioRxiv.
Two Extended Abstracts are Accepted as Posters at Cognitive Computational Neuroscience (CCN) 2025 (opens in new tab)
Both of our recent works — one on comparing variance partitioning and the residual method for interpreting brain recordings, and another on inducing bias from bilingual brains into language models — have been accepted as poster presentations at CCN 2025.
Instruction-Tuned Video-Audio Models Elucidate Functional Specialization in the Brain (opens in new tab)
Our new preprint explores how instruction-tuned multimodal models can provide insights into functional specialization in the brain.
USDC A Dataset of User Stance and Dogmatism in Long Conversations (opens in new tab)
has been accepted to ACL Findings 2025 (Findings, Long, A*)
Multi-modal brain encoding models for multi-modal stimuli (opens in new tab)
has been accepted to ICLR 2025! (Main Track, A*)
Correlating instruction-tuning (in multimodal models) with vision-language processing (in the brain) (opens in new tab)
has been accepted to ICLR 2025! (Main Track, A*)