Younghan Park

I am an undergraduate student majoring computer science at Yonsei University. My long-term research goal is to build machines that can perceive, understand, and use language in a human-like way. My current areas of interest are:

  • Multimodal Language Processing: How can we teach machines to understand the information that arises from the fusion of text and other modalities?
  • Conversational AI: How should contextual information be processed for human-like conversations with AI? How can machines use this information while generating response?

Email: younghanpark [at] yonsei [dot] ac [dot] kr
Curriculum Vitae /  GitHub /  LinkedIn

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News

  • (Jul 2024) I am excited to share that I have been selected as a recipient of the Presidential Science Scholarship!

Education

Yonsei University

, Seoul, South Korea
B.S. in Computer Science, Mar 2020 - Present

The University of Texas at Austin

, Austin, Texas, United States
Exchange Student in Computer Science, Aug 2023 - May 2024

Research Experience

NLP and Computational Linguistics Group

, The University of Texas at Austin
Undergraduate Research Intern, Aug 2023 - Present
Advisors: Prof. Eunsol Choi, Prof. David Harwath

Multimodal AI Lab

, Yonsei University
Undergraduate Research Intern, Feb 2023 - Aug 2023
Advisor: Prof. Youngjae Yu

Honors and Awards (Selected)

Presidential Science Scholarship

, Korea Student Aid Foundation, Jul 2024 - Present
The highest honor an undergraduate STEM student in South Korea can receive - full-ride scholarship with an additional stipend provided each semester.

Projects (Selected)

Prior to research, I've also had the chance to participate in a lot of fun and interesting projects.

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MouthMouse

, Apr 2020 - Sep 2022
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A novel, low-cost human interface device utilizing the oral cavity, enabling easier computer and mobile device usage for individuals with physical disabilities.
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CO2Gather

, Jan 2022 - Feb 2022
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An NLP software analyzes card logs to automatically calculate potential savings, fostering sustainable collaboration between consumers, businesses, and governments.
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MaGam

, Jan 2021 - Feb 2021
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A computer vision-based full-stack web application for highly accurate mask detection by addressing the challenge of limited data using both classical and modern features.

Misc.

Here are some blog posts and other miscellaneous things I've written or want to share:

Last updated: Oct 2024
Adapted from Leonid Keselman's fork of Jon Barron's website.