About

Hello! My name is Qingcheng Zeng (曾庆诚), and I also go by Steve. Currently, I am a third-year PhD student affiliated with Computation and Linguistic Mechanisms Lab and Reliable, Efficient, and Autonomous Learning (REAL) Lab at Northwestern University, working with Professor Rob Voigt and Professor Kaize Ding on Large Language Models, Computational Linguistics, and Computational Social Science.

Recently, I am mainly interested in the following research areas:

• LLMs for Computational Social Science
• Trustworthy LLMs, Uncertainty Quantification, Calibration
• Understanding multilingual LLMs

[Google Scholar] [Twitter] [CV]

Education

• Northwestern University, 2022-Present

  PhD in Computational Linguistics, Advisor: Professor Rob Voigt, Professor Kaize Ding

• University of Manchester, 2019-2021

  BA (Hons) in Linguistics

• Zhejiang University, 2017-2021

  BA in English Language and Literature

Publications

Check my [CV] or [Google Scholar] for my most recent publications.

Personal

When I am not doing computational linguistics and NLP, I enjoy jogging, cooking Chinese food, and playing guitar.