Mucong Ding

Department of Computer Science, University of Maryland, College Park

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Mucong Ding (Preferred)

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****@umd.edu
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****@cs.umd.edu

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Education & Career History

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PhD student
Department of Computer Science, University of Maryland, College Park (cs.umd.edu)
2019 – 2024
 
Undergrad student
The Hong Kong University of Science and Technology (ust.hk)
2015 – 2019
 
Researcher
Massachusetts Institute of Technology (mit.edu)
2017 – 2018
 

Advisors, Relations & Conflicts

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Coauthor
Jingling Li
****@cs.umd.edu
2021 – Present
 
Coauthor
Chen Zhu
****@cs.umd.edu
2021 – Present
 
Coauthor
John Dickerson
****@cs.umd.edu
2021 – Present
 
Coauthor
Tom Goldstein
****@cs.umd.edu
2021 – Present
 
Coauthor
Kezhi Kong
****@cs.umd.edu
2020 – Present
 
PhD Advisor
Furong Huang
****@cs.umd.edu
2020 – Present
 
PhD Advisor
Soheil Feizi
****@cs.umd.edu
2019 – Present
 
Coauthor
Constantinos Daskalakis
****@mit.edu
2019 – Present
 

Expertise

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Graph Neural Networks
2020 – Present
 
Deep Learning Theory
2019 – Present
 
Generative Adversarial Networks
2019 – Present
 
Transfer Learning
2018 – Present